Love is patient, Love is kind

☺Smiles For Children☺

I'm putting together a Wonderful Charity called "Smiles for children"

I'm very excited about this!
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There are so many children That have no parents and no Food.

My goal is to have this charity to be world wide.
I'm going to start this charity In Catamarca, Argentina.

My husband and I have planned a trip sometime in February to look at a place to establish a School/ Home for homeless children. Our goal is to put a SMILE on a child's face☻. We want Everyone to participate on this wonderful purpose by donating clothing, shoes, books, toys, food, service, time, Anything! Be that Smile on a child's face, Because it's only possible with you. Thank you for looking at this. If you want to help you may contact me at: smilesforargentinechildren@gmail.com You have a wonderful day!
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Recipe of the day is!

Personal Pizzas

You can't please all of the people all of the time, although you could come close when you let the people please themselves. Want to test this theory on the kids? Set them up with pizza dough and all kinds of toppings, and stand aside while they create self-serve solutions.


What you need:

• Pizza crust
• Pizza sauce
• Bite-size and shredded toppings
• Round or rectangular pans (optional)
• Pizza stone (optional)

One For All

• Divide pizza dough into single-size portions or take a whole pizza crust and designate a section for each kid.
• An efficient way to make a lot of individual pizzas: pat most of the dough into a large rectangle and make a grid pattern with strips of remaining dough. Let kids fill the grids with the toppings of their choice. When the pizza is baked, use a pizza wheel or large knife to cut along the grid lines.
• Explore other pizza shapes. How about hearts, flowers, bears, fish or even kid-shaped pizzas?
• Make individual pizza pockets--or calzones--by spreading half a round of raw pizza dough with sauce and toppings, leaving a 1-inch border. Fold the other half over and seal the edges by pressing the dough together with a fork. Brush with olive oil and bake.
• For a quick and easy pizza night, start with pre-baked pizza crust or make your pizza dough ahead of time.

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Family ACTIVITY!

Fly a kite!

The following activity teaches family members how to build and fly a kite and is good for all ages. It takes two to three hours and requires breezy weather.

Materials Needed

A brown paper bag or brown wrapping paper
Reed stems, twigs, bamboo barbecue skewers, or any other lightweight wood about 1/16 inch (about .16 cm) in diameter
Thread
A nail to punch holes
Strips of paper or cloth 1/2 inch (about 1.25 cm) wide and 6 feet (about 2 meters) long
Scissors

Activity To build a Bermuda kite, follow these steps:

• Trace the pattern on the cut-apart paper bag or on the brown wrapping paper. Then cut out the pattern.
• Use the nail to punch holes in the pattern as shown in the drawing.

Click here to get the Copy and Instructions for the Kite

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Quote of the day!


"We need to be more grateful. I think there is no true character without gratitude. It is one of the marks of a real strong character to have a feeling of thanksgiving and gratitude for blessings. We need more of that spirit in our homes, in our daily associations, in the church, everywhere. It doesn't cost anything, and it is so easy to cultivate."

-Ezra Taft Benson

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