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THE MARCH MIX!

The Third Month Of The Year Brings An Interesting Mix of History, Nutrition and Holiday Celebrations.

Hope You Enjoy This Month's Features!

Nina's Newsletter

Tidbits to entertain, inspire and inform.

IN THIS ISSUE...

Article:

"That's a Wrap!" (Humor) - How To Give A Show Style Send-off To A Cheating Mate.

Additional Features:

Women's History Month, Easter Memories, Rhonda's Roundup and Much More!

Plus: Have your poetry displayed in the next Newsletter!

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That's A Wrap!

(Humor)

Wandering mate? Check out a few steps on how to give him or her a show stopping send-off.

Click on the star to view the steps.

FLASHBACK PHOTO

Okay, you have five seconds to get all your giggles out.

Yes, that's me on the far left in the hat. A little diva in the making :) My sibs and I were all dressed up for church that Easter Sunday. That's my sister, Kim, my brother Vernon and the little one is my baby brother Antoine...aren't they cute?!

Best wishes to all families for a great holiday.

Happy Easter! God Bless.

National Nutrition Month

It ain' t just apples and oranges, folks...

Did you know that just eating an extra 100 calories per day adds up to a pound a month and 10 pounds a year?

Check out the American Dietetic Association's site for great nutritional facts and insightful quizzes.

www.eatright.org

Women's History Month

FAST FACT:

153.6 million women in the U.S.

149.4 million men in the U.S.

a/o Oct. 2007 - Source: reuters.com

(Take That!)

WOMEN RULE!

Elizabeth Blackwell- First woman to receive a medical degree - 1849

Clara Barton - Founder of the American Red Cross - 1881

Suzanne Madora Salter - First woman Mayor (Argonia, Kansas) - 1887

Florence E. Allen - First woman Judge - 1920

Alice Coachman - First Black woman to win an Olympic Gold Medal - Record high jump, 5 ft, 6 1/8 inches - 1948

Mary Clarke - First Woman to be named a Major General in U.S. Army - 1978

Ann Bancroft - First woman to walk the North Pole - 1980

Toni Morrison-First African American woman awarded Nobel Prize for literature -1993

Lt. Col. Eileen Collins - First American Woman to pilot a space shuttle - 1995

Hilary Rodham Clinton -The only first lady elected to U.S. Senate -2000

Condoleeza Rice -First African American woman appointed Secretary of State - 2005

For More Notable Achievements and Great Celebrations, visit:

www.nwhp.org (National Women's History Project)

www.history.com

www.loc.gov.com (Library of Congress)

www.infoplease.com

Happy

St. Patrick's Day !

DID YOU HEAR?!

Rhonda, our resident reporter, dishes on the latest happenings in La La Land.

Click on Rhonda to get the lowdown.

Making Some Green

Financial Expert, Suze Orman has

a plan to help us save money.

(We love that!)

Check out her offer with TD Ameritrade.

It starts with just $50 bucks.

To check out her plan and to get more details, visit:

www.Saveyourself.com

Deadline is before the end of March.

*N.Corbett is not affiliated with Suzy Orman or TDAmeritrade.

Brought to you for infomation purposes only.

SEE YOU NEXT MONTH!

Next Month...

Find out why the guy with the glasses

is grinning and why you may want to join in.

Going Green

From energy bulbs to hybrid cars, today it's all about saving the environment. Looking for easy ways to go green?

Visit these sites for ideas on how you can protect the planet.

From a green kitchen, a green wardrobe, a green wedding, a green sex life (eco-undies, showering together) to even a green pet (and they don't mean chia), Treehugger.com offers green advice for just about every aspect of your life.

www.treehugger.com

Brought to you by the people at National Geographic, the greenguide.com has tips for going green on a budget, buying guides, product information, meal tips, videos and other practical ways you can protect the planet.

www.thegreenguide.com

The net offers a slew of "green" websites. Check them out.

It can be easy to be green.