OOh….Imagine how this guy felt after he dropped a $42,000 bottle of champaign…OUCH!
OOh….Imagine how this guy felt after he dropped a $42,000 bottle of champaign…OUCH!
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I met Miss Maryland’s Outstanding Teen 2017, Chloe Wildman during our sister station’s Christmas Cash 4 Kids Radiothon. She brought incredible energy to the radio station, and she let me wear her crown. We chatted about how she got into the pageant scene, her mental health platform, and her love of puns.
This interview is a bit of an emotional roller coaster. We get about a 50/50 mix of deep conversation and uncontrollable microphone spiking laugher!
I hope you enjoy Chloe’s story.
Facebook:Â https://www.facebook.com/missMarylandsteen2017/Â
Foundation Page:Â https://www.facebook.com/ExtraordinaryHeartsFoundation/
Her EP with a cool looking cover –Â https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/unbroken-ep/1064767818
This episode is a joint interview featuring Malcolm Furgol the Director of Community Impact  & Rebecca Full the VITA program manager from the United Way of Frederick County. We take a deep dive into the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and also get more follow up information about how the United Way is making use of the Alice Report.
The goal of this program is to help people/families making less than $54,000 file their taxes. You can call 2-1-1 to book a session.
You can find out more information here:Â http://prosperitycenter.org/taxprep
You can also file online using:Â http://www.unitedway.org/myfreetaxes/
Website:Â https://www.unitedwayfrederick.org/
Facebook:Â https://www.facebook.com/UnitedWayFrederick/
You can learn more about the United Way of Frederick County and the Alice Report by listening to Episode #18 of the podcast.
There are no plot holes for the week! Take a look at my Bob Ross Chia Pet Progress and watch me freak out at Light Side Floats!
Healthy, gluten free, easy and SO delicious!!
Tim ate two of these right out of the pan immediately and LOVED every bite…so did I 😉
These are paleo and super healthy, but I think the best part is that you can cook a bunch of these and put them in the fridge to eat during the week. Put two in a baggy and take them to work to re-heat for a delicious breakfast.
Literally all you need for this recipe is bacon (I used natural, uncured), asparagus, and eggs.
Grab your muffin pan, I used coconut oil to first “grease” the inside of each of the cups. Next, lay the bacon strips across the cups so they stick out of the sides a little. Crack an egg inside the cups on top of the bacon. Then, clean and chop the asparagus spears into small pieces and toss on top. Sprinkle salt and pepper to taste and that’s it!
Put it in the oven at 400 degrees to cook for 15 to 17 minutes depending on how well done you want the eggs.
YUMMY!
Ingredients: I got the recipe here!Â
Check out the pictures straight from Katie’s Kitchen below!!!
Courtney Gessford of Sacramento, California, has been through a lot since she was diagnosed with cancer a few years ago. She’s been through surgeries, radiation and chemotherapy.
Helping her take her mind off her troubles has been her eight-year-old dog, Clyde.
Knowing that Courtney loves dogs so much, 15 of her friends invited her to a surprise party at an animal shelter.
She was blindfolded and brought to the shelter. And when the blindfold was lifted, her friends were there, with each of them holding a puppy.
Calling it the best moment of her life, Courtney was thankful to her friends — and to the shelter — for organizing the puppy ambush. And, all the smiles and laughter she enjoyed are sure to give her strength to continue her medical battle. (ABC News)