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Comment on COVER STORY: Got Doodie? by Celebrate National Scoop the Poop Week With Dogs | Fidose of Reality

Celebrate National Scoop the Poop Week With Dogs | Fidose of Reality — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 16:23:55 +0000

[...] Elliott is a mother of three girls, and said she had an idea about dog poop and was moved to do something when one day walking her own dog. “I watched a mother holding her crying baby on her hip, a dog on a leash in one hand and a bag of dog poop in the other hand which was being flung around hitting her and the baby while she controlled the dog and pushed an empty stroller. [...]

Comment on FEATURE: The Skin Cancer Epidemic Part III by Kathleen Hayes

Kathleen Hayes — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 21:11:49 +0000

I wanted to know what photos you might have from the Upstate New York Pagent.
I am lookingforward to the next issue. My daughter Amy Hayes was on stage competing.This was only her 2nd time competing. I would like to see the what you have .

Thank you. You put out a fabulous magazine.

Kathy Hayes
aka
Amy’s Mom

Comment on FEATURE: Junior Achievement by Margi Ochs

Margi Ochs — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 02:15:48 +0000

Patty exemplifies the power of turning passion into possibility for others. Education, building relationships, experiencing something from multiple sides and having the courage to step in and lead seem to be key to Patty’s success not just in her career but in her life. This is a great article that shows that each opportunity is also a step to another.

Comment on Knowing Love by la martina polo

la martina polo — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 08:05:44 +0000

Hi,great post and perspective. As you point out the potential strain on B of A, I think we all hope they know what they’re doing. Rescuing them, it seems, would be the back-breaker.

Comment on Platter Chatter: Sticky Lips Barbeque by RaChaCha

RaChaCha — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 17:05:30 +0000

I went to high school with Brandon Vick — he’s great!

And Howie Nielsen — he’s the best. He was a strong supporter of our Chill The Fill campaign to save the old subway tunnel downtown.

Oh — righteous food, too!

Comment on Subscribe by admin

admin — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 22:33:35 +0000

Thanks for inquiring about Rochester Woman Magazine, I will check with our distributor(Northstar Distributors) and make sure you start to receive extra copies.

Comment on Subscribe by Jennifer Paxson

Jennifer Paxson — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 21:42:30 +0000

How does a library get multiple copies from Rochester Woman Magazine. I’ve seen them at other Libraries, do you still drop them off? We would love some at the Arnett Branch Library. Thanks.

Comment on MVP Meal Planning Tips (plus Visa Card Giveaway!) by Grace Soong

Grace Soong — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 06:23:52 +0000

Children and vegetables, yes, they usually do not go together. My children too, do not like vegetables. But I would put a vegetable dish on the table anyway, and guess what? They would scoop some on their plates.

Here are a few items I always have in the pantry which can make a quick meal: 1) spaghetti sauce, 2) Japanese firm tofu (you can purchase this at Chinese grocery stores — they come in individual boxes and do not need refrigeration. Add them to meat and/or vegetables plus use your imagination, and you have an Oriental inspired dish!), 3) Japanese curry (you can also purchase this at Chinese grocery stores — they are cubes of pre-mixed curry, just drop it into cut up meat and/or vegetables and you have an exotic curry dish instantly!)

Comment on MVP Meal Planning Tips (plus Visa Card Giveaway!) by Denise Ash

Denise Ash — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 22:15:27 +0000

My husband and I both like cooking and trying new recipes. Part of the challenge in doing this is coming up with new ideas and having time to decide what we want to try. We have a common family email that we both access on our cell phones, so I subscribed us to a Daily Dish email that the All Recipes website sponsors. We each get the email and save the ones that are interesting. When the time comes to make our meal plan for the week, we have a quick chat to decide what we want to try and then we make our shopping list! This has saved us time and given us some fresh ideas for meals.

Comment on MVP Meal Planning Tips (plus Visa Card Giveaway!) by Liz M.

Liz M. — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 02:19:36 +0000

Determine what staples you use the most and keep well-stocked on those–for us, it’s chicken and beef stock, canned tomato products, and a few random things. Also, keep flexible ingredients around like canned tuna, pasta sauce that needs nothing added, etc. so you’ll be prepared when you don’t have time to shop, drop the roast on the floor, or whatever!