Kentucky Living
October 2008
On the Cover |
Weighty Matters The story of Hannah Pewitt of Elkton who lost more than 100 pounds will absolutely inspire you if you’re trying to lose weight. She offers great advice and the feature is also packed with other tips for how to build a fit family lifestyle. |
>>Keyword Exclusive - Healthy living AFAICT you've covered all the bases with this aswner! |
Recipe for Reading Not only does this unique Cooperative Extension Homemakers’ project promote literacy of math and reading to the fifth-grade students in Harrison County, the bonus is that it teaches them healthy eating and how to make meals from scratch. |
TM/IM (text messaging) Learn the language of text messaging (TM) and instant messaging (IM) for sending messages by cell phone. Once you study the abbreviations, acronyms, and symbols, it’s EZ (easy). BTW (by the way), we provide common terms as well as etiquette and parental tips so you’ll know what POS and 99 means. |
>>Keyword Exclusive - Smileys |
Strong Women Playwrights What began as therapy for Trish Ayers turned out to be a hugely successful way for women playwrights to hone their skills, network with each other, and get their plays produced and their voices heard through the Kentucky Women Playwrights’ Seminar. |
Events
From the Editor - Where the rainbow begins |
Commonwealths
Mammoth tower
Guest Opinion: A vote that matters
Studying homeland security
Co-op Postcard: Learning a new career
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Kindred Spirits - Apple of my eye orchard |
Events - Fall and winter elk viewing tours |
Cut Your Utility Bills - Smart house safety nets |
The Future of Electricity - The color of energy |
The Future of Electricity >> Keyword Exclusive - Links to more on PRISM |
Traveling Kentucky
Need a Lift?
Combat on the Cumberland at Mill Springs
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Kentucky Kids Page - Saving energy |
Kentucky Cooks - Good gravy |
At Home in the Garden - Deceiving bald, majestic tree |
Your Health - Losing weight the healthy way |
Money Matters - Greener and cheaper miles per gallon |
Great Outdoors - Flushing the American woodcock |
The View From Plum Lick - The place to be |
National Co-op Month |