Flashback Triggers Reconciliation After Childcare Struggles
A writer recalls a visit with her son and grandson that awakens old low mood memories. She relates fear, anger, and scarcity from past years and how a tense moment over spilled food sparks a healing insight. Through small steps she notes improved habits and renewed hope with her writing guidance at the Sun Journal.
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Lucille S. deView
Orange County Register
California
Sun Journal
Dees to Study Abroad in Hong Kong During Fall 1995
Derek Dees, a sophomore at UNCG, joins about 150 students in an exchange and study abroad program in Hong Kong for the 1995 fall semester as part of the 1995 1996 academic year.
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Derek Dees
Havelock
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Hong Kong
UNCG
Cat-Proofing Your Car and Mail Order Tips
Dear Heloise suggests preventing cat tracks on a garaged car by covering it with a tarp or bedspread or placing rubber snakes to deter cats. Also offers mail order time saving hint: write the company address and phone in the memo line to track status if merchandise is late.
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Heloise
P.O
San Antonio
Texas
Care is crucial for old dogs
Veterinarian Dr. Paul King warns against using age times seven to judge retirement for dogs. Senior pets face kidney and heart issues, require annual exams, regular grooming, and adjusted nutrition. Smaller breeds live longer. Chihuahuas reach 17, while Great Danes rarely exceed nine.
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Paul King
Ralston Purina Co
King
Ise
Women embracing gray hair redefine style and age
Prominent women from designers to executives embrace silver strands. Mia Fonssagrives Solow and Carmen say gray enhances elegance and even boosts careers. Industry voices note a shift with fewer aging-tinged colors and growing acceptance of natural silver looks.
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Stacey Okun
Town & Country
Mia Fonssagrives Solow
Solow
Paris
Nelia Cates
Dominican Republic
Britain
New York
Nassau
Carmen
Isabel Fowlkes
Fowlkes
New York City
Stephen Knoll
Tom Dispenza
Clairol
Nina McLemore
Regent Capitol Management Corp
Susan Sulzberger Rolfe
Christie's
Dianne Embree
Rabobank Nederland
Twin Rivers YMCA offers Safe Sitter classes for teens
The Twin Rivers YMCA hosts Safe Sitter sessions for youths ages 11 to 14. The nationally accredited program covers emergencies, choking rescue, first aid, sitter safety, accident management, babysitting as a business, and child development. Classes run 4:15 to 6:15 p.m. today through August 31 and on September 5 7 12 and 14, limited to eight per session. call 638-8799 for details.
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Twin Rivers Ymca
YMCA
Preschool Gymnastics and Movement Classes at Twin Rivers YMCA
Twin Rivers YMCA offers preschool gymnastics and movement education for children aged three to five. Classes run 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays using gym equipment to develop running, jumping, skipping, hopping, elementary games and tumbling. Members pay 11 dollars monthly, nonmembers 16 dollars.
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Twin Rivers
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