Amanda Bigley

Press Print Party! • 20th January 2023

35 Easy Valentine Snack Ideas for Classroom Parties

If we’re being honest, it can be tricky choosing special treats for an entire class. You need to account for food allergies and school regulations.

Your hard work to pull together a treat for the classroom Valentine’s party pays off when your kids are thrilled with the results. But that doesn’t always make the planning process easy.

So I’ve compiled 35 recipes with all sorts of different ingredients so you can accommodate dietary restrictions and your own sweet tooth. I’m confident you’ll find

Press Print Party! • 13th December 2022

10 Free Festive Coloring Pages for Christmas Perfect for Kids

There are so many great reasons to have coloring pages for Christmas on hand. Through the years, I have loved incorporating kids’ special crafts or coloring pages for each holiday. And the Christmas season, with its sometimes long stretches of idle hours, is perfect for them. That’s why I put together this book of free Christmas coloring pages, just for you. This post may contain affiliate links. Of course, these free printables aren’t only something to be used at home but can be a resource for

CleanThatUp • 10th October 2022

How to Remove Slime from Carpet Like a Pro

If you’re wondering how to remove slime from carpet, do not panic! The good news is with the right steps and ingredients, your carpet will make a full recovery.

Press Print Party • 15th September 2022

35 Great Christmas Punch Recipes to Make for a Crowd

I find something nostalgic and romantic about Christmas punch recipes. I make a big pot of my French Mulled Wine every Christmas and the smell and taste of it can transport me back to some amazing places and memories. Do you have a favorite holiday drink like that? Since you are here, maybe you are looking for one. If you throw an annual Christmas party, I highly recommend adding a festive drink to the menu. Life is just a little sweeter this time of year. Shouldn’t our party drinks match?

Press Print Party • 26th August 2022

125 Belated Happy Birthday Wishes That Are Actually Good

No matter how hard we try, each of us has had to send belated happy birthday wishes at some point. Heck, I can make and print my own birthday cards, and occasionally I’m still late. But after blowing it once you usually want to send something clever or heartfelt and then the pressure’s on and sometimes the old brain just seizes up. A blank, silent, idea-less void. And now you’re afraid you’re going to blow it twice.

SunLine Transit Agency • 9th March 2021

SunLine Transit Agency to Resume Fare Collection May 2, 2021 | SunLine Transit Agency

(Thousand Palms) – SunLine Transit Agency will resume fare collection starting Sunday, May 2, 2021, following an emergency suspension of collecting fares that started March 17, 2020 in response to the pandemic.

Laurie Adachi, Educational Psychologist, LEP #1847 • 21st October 2020

Is a private educational assessment what your child needs?

If you’re wondering if a private educational assessment is what your child needs, you’ve likely seen continued or increasing concerns with your child’s ability to focus, understand new concepts, retain new information, take tests or complete schoolwork. I’ve met with so many families who were on the list for an educational assessment before school closures began. If you are in this boats, I am sorry for the difficulties you’ve likely faced while your child has had to learn from home.

SunLine Transit Agency • 13th July 2020

SunLine Transit Agency Paves the Way to All Zero-Emission Buses by 2035 | SunLine Transit Agency

(Thousand Palms) – SunLine Transit Agency’s Board of Directors has approved its Zero-Emissions Bus Rollout Plan outlining how the Agency will convert all vehicles to zero-emission technology by 2035, five years ahead of the deadline set by the California Air Resource Board’s (CARB) Innovative Clean Transit (ICT) Regulation.

Sudz Fundraising • 17th November 2019

Say Goodbye to Overused Youth Sports Fundraising Ideas

Youth sports are not cheap, and if you have more than one kid who wants to join a team, you might be wondering how you’ll afford it. While there is always the promise of youth sports fundraising, the time and energy spent does not always feel worth it. That’s where Sudz Fundraising comes in.

Laurie Adachi, Educational Psychologist, LEP #1847 • 14th October 2019

Explaining Gifted Child Behavior Problems at School

There is always a reason for behavior issues at school, whether it be problems at home, anxiety or poor life examples. Many of these explanations are outside the teacher’s control. However, with gifted child behavior problems, school staff usually have the ability to step in and make a difference.

Randal G. Winter Construction, Inc. • 6th September 2019

Time to Move or Improve Your Home? Top Things to Consider

As the number of family members living in your home ebbs and flows you may be in need of more or less space. Maybe you need additional bedrooms and bathrooms. Or maybe you want your current space to be more functional. Either way, the situation leaves most asking if they should find a new home or remodel their current one.

SC Real Estate Mamas • 1st August 2019

Writing a Personal Letter as a Home Buyer – How to Get Your Dream Home

In the 25 years I have been in the real estate business, I have witnessed the power of writing a personal letter countless times. In Southern California, there are more than a few extremely desirable communities where sellers are getting more than their asking price. That is nice for the seller, but for the buyer who keeps getting outbid, the process can become seemingly impossible.

SC Real Estate Mamas • 26th July 2019

Tips for Helping First Time Homebuyers Get a Mortgage

My team and I love helping first time homebuyers, because homeownership remains one of the best investments you can make. The sooner you buy, the sooner you can start building equity. The hurdle that often stands between potential buyers and homeownership is getting a mortgage. A variety of factors will dictate how much money you qualify for, what your interest rates will be, and who is willing to lend to you. Here are a few tips to keep in mind as you pursue getting approved for a mortgage.

Stay Green Inc. • 18th March 2019

Are You in Compliance with New Brush Clearance Requirements?

Did you know that the Getty Center Museum in Brentwood, CA hires a herd of goats each spring to eat brush in an effort to reduce fire danger? While the mental image may be humorous, clearing brush is no joke.

In response to recent wildfires, new brush clearance requirements have been established for property owners. You must ensure your property is within compliance of these regulations and those already established by April 30, 2019 to pass inspections and avoid fines.

Laurie Adachi, Educational Psychologist, LEP #1847 • 9th October 2018

Educational Evaluation – What is Involved?

If you are asking the question “Should I have my child evaluated?” the answer is probably “Yes.” However, I know the process of getting an educational evaluation for your child can seem daunting if you don’t know what you’re getting into. Here is an overview of what you can expect and what your options are when it comes to having your child evaluated.

Either the school will conduct an educational evaluation, upon your consent, or you can have a private evaluation done.

Mycorporation • 21st May 2018

4 Things Your Employees Need to Know About Social Engineering

From opening scam emails to visiting malicious websites, most employees are not properly vetted on the dos and don’ts of cyber security. During 2017, social engineering was found to be the most frequent and successful method of cyber attacks on small-to-medium-size businesses. Social engineering exploits human behavior, bypassing any security software and firewalls that are in place.