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Written by: Christine Egan Yay spring is here finally! The energy shift is palpable and it’s the perfect time to make simple changes that can have a huge impact on your health and the environment. One simple step towards creating a healthy “green” home is by looking at the things you come in contact with […]
Read MoreWritten by: Selene Castrovilla George Washington Slept Here! Did you know that George Washington slept on Long Island? As a matter of fact, he slept in lots of homes on Long Island. That’s because when he was elected President, he took a tour of Long Island to thank its residents for their help in the […]
Read MoreWritten by bestselling author David Macaulay Children will love this interactive book about six simple machines: the wedge, wheel and axle, lever, inclined plane, screw and pulley. There is hands-on interaction that will excite young readers from the cover of the book where they can spin gears to make the Sloth character go up and down […]
Read MoreLaugh-A-Lot Kidee Poetry Challenge for November: Write a poem about something or someone you are thankful for. When you’re finished writing, pick your favorite part of your poem/story and draw a picture. Good luck and have fun!!! Read Darren’s Poem : Stuffed
Read MoreSelene Castrovilla is an award winning Long Island Author and we are so excited to have her writing on our site. In honor of Halloween, she has decided that her first topic would be the haunting of Raynham Hall.
Read MoreAfter being diagnosed with Breast Cancer five years ago I started reevaluating the chemicals that I came in contact with everyday and specifically, the chemicals that had been linked to cancer. I starting reviewing my morning routine. My shower included the body soap, shampoo, and conditioner. After my shower, I would layer on the skin […]
Read MoreSelene Castrovilla is an award winning local author and she is contributing to the Momee Friends site each month with creative writing tips. You can find this Creative Writing tab under our Teen Scene section but we welcome ALL ages to participate and write for the theme presented each month. October is a month-long spook […]
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