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Great article thanks so much and SF CHRIS I just downloaded scoutmob also!

I love this post! My parents never really encouraged draw and even though I loved art class I never considered myself an artist until late in college since I hated/"was bad at" drawing. So I majored in sculpture... I also found the more you do it the less painful it becomes.

Now, my son and I draw on magnadoodles every night at bedtime and I love it encouraging him to keep drawing and try it again even at two he does a great job.

My sister told her daughter that if she countinued to suck her thumb that she would have dragon teeth, but if she stopped she would have princess teeth, which worked for her. But her son didnt care about having dragon teeth so he was told if he wanted to suck his thumb he would have to go to his room to do it by himself. After about two months he stopped all together. Good Luck!

LOVE IT!!!!

I would be interested in help organizing a closet for large bags of cat food & litter, a large bag of charcoal and my all of my cleaning supplies ( a vacuum, mop, broom ect..)

this is a great idea I am the worst about worn but not dirty clothes and it just seems silly to fold them back up and put them back in the drawer if I have already worn them. Plus its usually my favorite clothes and this would put them at easy access.

I love love love the shelfs that are in the first picture. Although I looked on their site I didn't find them there. Anyone have an idea of where I could find them? Pretty please?

I don't think lazy is the word for everyone as a mom of two, wife, full time student with two job and a husband who can hardly make grilled cheese I think it looks like something I would try.

This is such a hard question to ask so many people in so many different areas. I am from a very small country town and would open the door for anyone. The house I grew up in people would knock on the door at all hours of the night and usually the door was open and unlocked and we would often wake up to random people sleeping on the couch. Although when I was twenty I lived in Chicago all by myself and would never open the door for anyone ever as I walked in I locked it right behind me.

I am twenty five and I clearly remember my 5th birthday and getting two completely redone Little Mermaid bedrooms. And as I read that people deprive their children of that I cry inside. There will always be a Disney princess in me. :)