Friday, February 3, 2012

Royal Family Poster

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From: "Terri Rausin" <rausinrosa@yahoo.com>
Date: Feb 3, 2012 3:22 PM
Subject: Fw: Royal Family Poster
To: <rausinrosa@yahoo.com>

Hi Everyone,

Our 6th Annual Dinner & Auction will be taking place this Saturday 2/4 at the Temecula Community Center - Ronald Reagan Park at 6pm - this event supports Royal Family Kids
2012 Summer Camp!

We are so excited - there will be OVER 100 items up for auction via silent bidding, live auction and raffles - SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!!!!  (including a retired valentine set from PARK LANE - my favorite, lol)

Tickets available at door - call to reserve them TODAY!!!!

Flyer attached for more information - call Natalie (951) 852-6830 to reserve your tickets!



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From: bearlybaking@roadrunner.com <bearlybaking@roadrunner.com>
Subject: Royal Family Poster
To: rausinrosa@yahoo.com
Date: Monday, January 30, 2012, 6:15 PM


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Natalie Kinsley
Royal Family Kids Temecula
Camp Director

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

My Bucket List

Also known as: "What I Want to be Able to Talk to Jesus About When I Finally Meet Him."

My sister posted on Facebook that she's started her own bucket list. I've been watching "Hot in Cleveland" and Melanie had written a book called "Things to Do Before You Die" which is how they ended up in Cleveland in the first place.

So, I'm going to start compiling my list.

Some things to get me started (thanks to Squidoo's 1000 Things To Do Before You Die)


  1. Ride a gondola in Venice
  2. Tour The Holy Land
  3. Learn to Salsa Dance (and not because I have jalepeno in my eye)
  4. Complete a 3-Day Breast Cancer Walk
  5. See a Stanley Cup Final 
  6. Hold the Stanley Cup
  7. See the Sharks play in Canada
  8. Bowl a 300 (perfect game)
  9. Become a black belt in Karate
  10. Become fluent in Spanish
  11. Learn the Guitar
  12. Take a cruise to Alaska, Mexico, and the Caribbean
  13. Ride in a hot air balloon
  14. Go skydiving
  15. Zip line through the rain forest
  16. Travel cross-country on a motorcycle
  17. Road trip along Route 66
  18. Swim with dolphins
  19. Camp on the Grand Canyon Floor
  20. Visit Easter Island
  21. Camp in all the National Parks
  22. Camp in all the California State Parks
  23. Visit Niagara Falls
  24. See the Pyramids in Egypt
  25. Visit Stonehenge
  26. See Machu Picchu
  27. Visit New York City
  28. Climb to the top of the Statue of Liberty
  29. Visit Washington, D.C.
  30. Visit the Louvre
  31. Climb to the top of the Eiffel Tower
  32. Bike across the Golden Gate Bridge
  33. See the Arizona Memorial
  34. Visit Four Corners
  35. Visit all the Disney Parks in one year
  36. Celebrate New Year's Eve in Times Square
  37. Learn to play Chess
  38. Learn to knit
  39. Successfully scrapbook a whole year of pictures before my kids graduate high school
  40. Watch every Best Picture Academy Award winner
  41. Graduate from college with my Bachelor's Degree
  42. Earn my teaching credential
  43. Earn my Masters Degree in Education
  44. Be a foster parent and/or adopt a child
  45. Go on a year-long mission and teach children about Jesus
  46. Build a house for Habitat for Humanity
  47. Complete a 365 Photo project
  48. Read 100 books in a year
  49. Write and publish a book
  50. See a Broadway Play
  51. See a musical performance at Carnegie Hall
  52. See Garth Brooks in concert
  53. See the Superbowl live and in person
  54. See a NHL All-Star game
  55. See a MLB All-Star game
  56. See the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade live and in person
  57. Go on The Amazing Race
  58. Learn the Hula in Hawaii
  59. Snorkel the Great Barrier Reef
  60. Watch every Disney animated feature, in order, starting with Snow White




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Friday, November 18, 2011

Have you seen 180?

Over on Facebook, San Diego 6 News has posted that "Proponents of a measure that would ban abortions by giving equal rights to fetuses have been cleared to gather signatures in California. The state proposal would define a person as a living human being from the time of fertilization."


What great news! However, there are people posting comments who are saying that women should be given the right to choose, and that "life begins at the heartbeat." I find it quite funny that these people believe that life begins at heartbeat (which begins at about 4 or 5 weeks post conception) but they think it's ok for a woman to have an abortion after they find out they're pregnant, which is generally at the 6th week or later. One also said it's ok for a woman to have an abortion if a man walks out on her. If that was the case, why wouldn't it be ok for a woman to kill her children after the man walks out on her? It's absurd, isn't it?


So, why am I posting such controversy? I am doing so because I want to tell you about an amazingly eye-opening movie. It's only 33 minutes long, but you may not need that much time to see how abortion is murder. 




You can also find 180 Movie on Facebook. 
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Monday, October 10, 2011

CHOC Walk -- October 16, 2011 -- CONTEST!

It's that time of year again!

Children's Hospital Orange County's Annual 5K through Disneyland is less than a week away! My daughters and I are walking to raise money for CHOC. Big Sis has already raised over $60 (through the website and cash donations). However, Little Sis and I have not raised a single cent!

So here's the deal: I'm holding a contest to raise money.

The prize? A $20 Gift Card -- to Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, OR Starbucks (your choice!)

Here's how to enter:

1 entry: Donate at least $5 to my CHOC Page. (Click for link)

Extra entry: Donate at least $5 to Little Sis' Page. (Click for link)

Extra entry: Leave me a comment below with your donation amount and a contact email address.

Extra entries: For each $5 extra over the minimum, you'll get an extra entry. For example, if you donate $20, you get a total of 4 entries.

Each entry will be placed into a hat and winner will be drawn randomly on Monday, October 17. An email will be sent to the winner to verify address.

Please, help me help the children at CHOC. No child is every turned away for their inability to pay. This fundraiser helps the hospital help those families that cannot pay.


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Monday, September 5, 2011

First Day of School Tomorrow

So the clothes have been laid out, prayers have been said, and the girls are settled down for the night. We went over our morning routine and lunches have been made. The only thing left is to wake up and put everything into motion to get them off for their first day of school.

The girls helped me put together their own lunches. One girl and I will work together to make her lunch while the other girl is in the shower each night. The biggest challenge they had last year, though, was remembering to bring their lunch boxes home at the end of the day.

So here's what each girl chose for lunch:

 Big Sis chose the mini bagel and turkey. She got six slices of mesquite smoked turkey breast (our personal favorite). She will NOT eat white cheese whatsoever. So her cheese selection is Colby jack stick. Strawberries and a banana round out the meal. She also added a 90-calorie granola bar at the last minute, and a bottle of sugar-free Hawaiian punch (anyone have a good leak-proof reusable bottle for juice?)





Little Sis's meat of choice is pepperoni. She does like turkey pepperoni, but I don't, so I didn't buy it (although, if I did, maybe I wouldn't eat it - haha). She got 16 reduced fat Wheat Thins, 5 baby carrots, and grapes (which she snuck a taste while I was putting them in the container). She also got her lite string cheese and a 90-calorie granola bar.






Both meals are in Easy Lunchboxes. Little Sis has the blue lunch cooler, and he lid will be the blue one. Big Sis and I both have the pink lunch coolers, but Big Sis will get the red lid and I'll use the orange and green ones. I really enjoy the fact that they are sturdier than the Ziploc Containers (I even did the squeeze test like Kelly did while I was at Walmart. I didn't ruin them though). Other options we bought today is whole wheat bread (for sandwiches), peanut butter and jelly, 100-calorie packs of cookies, apples, and pineapple. The only rule I have is the girls have to pick the same fruit, but only if I have to cut an apple or open a can of pineapple. Otherwise, Little Sis doesn't like strawberries, and the grapes are washed in a container in the fridge.

I still have to make my lunch. I'm thinking a turkey sandwich, Wheat Thins, Laughing Cow cheese spread (sun-dried tomatoes, mozzarella, and ... something else, I can't remember), grapes and strawberries, and green tea.

I'll post again tomorrow with pictures of the girls as well as the verdict on their lunches (my biggest questions will be if they had enough food, and if they ate everything).


I'll leave you with this, borrowed from a friend on Facebook:

"T'was the night before school started, when all through the town, the parents were cheering - a riotous sound!! By 9, kids were all washed and tucked into bed where memories of homework filled them with dread! New pencils, new folders, new notebooks too! New teachers, new friends - their anxiety grew! The PARENTS just giggled when they learned of this fright and shouted to all "GO TO BED!!!! IT'S A SCHOOL NIGHT!!!"


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