On Chosing Miracle Cures: Fact, Falacy, Rumors or False Promises?

When faced with a chronic illness or debilitating disease we all want to know, ” What is the scoop on why the US Government’s FDA is not allowing natural remedies on the market to cure diseases when allegedly ‘there is proof’ out there with alternative treatments? Don’t drugs have side-effects that the “natural” methods don’t […]

What Renters with Disabilites Need to Know

By law, landlords may be required to make reasonable accommodations.* But, what does the term reasonable accommodations really mean when a landlord who might rent to someone with a disability? Note from No Non-cents Nanna. Thank you for your patience as I update this post on 3/19/2020 on the subject of Disability Rights to included many […]

8 Good Things I Learned From Christmas Programs in 1953

Back in the 1950’s many Baby Boomers got their first experiences in front of a crowd when parents thrust them into a Christmas program at local churches whether or not the kids wanted to or could sing Christmas songs or not. It was traditional to be in a Christmas program whether or not you attended […]

5 Ways to Get Kids to Listen

An incidence occurred compelling me to write a post about why kids don’t listen and 5 changes adults can make to help get kids to listen to our words. For weeks I could hear a woman screaming in the hallway outside my apartment door, “Don-a-a-a-a-ld!” (Name changed to protect the innocent.) I cringed at the sound […]

Six year Old Learns Nanna’s Business

This weekend my youngest grand daughter and I accomplished a new goal for our e-commerce store that involves a new learning experience. Sophie-Do-It models for our HeartFeltPlayStore.com all the time. But, today, the 6 year old got more involved in processing a customer’s order. Heart Felt Play Store, the on-line shop is approaching it’s 2nd 3rd year in business. I’ve […]