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We hear that celebrity chef, Jamie Oliver’s wife, Jules Oliver is prego with her fourth child due this September. We have a hunch that the new baby will be another to support and join forces in Oliver’s “Food Revolution.”
What revolution?
“The impassioned chef, TV personality and best-selling author is determined to take on the high statistics of obesity, heart disease and diabetes in the US, where the nation’s children are the first generation not expected to live as long as their parents. Oliver is inviting viewers to take a stand and change the way America eats, in home kitchens, schools and workplaces, with the thought-provoking new series, “Jamie Oliver’s Food Revolution,” that debuted Friday, March 26 (9:00-10:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.” – jamieoliver.com
In the series, Jamie goes to Huntington, West Virginia (referred to as one of the most unhealthy cities in America) to inspire locals and create a chain reaction towards healthy eating across the country.
Tell us what YOU think would be your top healthy meal choice if your baby daddy was Jamie Oliver – we would love to hear from you!
Last weekend we went to a birthday party for our friend’s 5-year old son. The invitation was cowboy-themed. The party was decked out in Western decor. The host gave away cowboy hats and bandanas, and there were even pony rides. YES, pony rides! It was the BEST party my daughter has ever been to (she exclaims this after every party she attends). It seems like children’s birthday parties are getting fancier each year, and it’s becoming a challenge to “top” the next party – not that these kids are competing. But as a parent, you don’t want to be outdone (recently, Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes were in the news, having hosted a $100,000.00 birthday party for their daughter, Suri, where the cake alone cost over $15 thousand!). The pressure is on if you’re only going to have a simple “cake and ice cream” birthday gathering.
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