FINALLY!! That’s how I feel about the Hoo-Rag. Seriously! I often wear a bandana, especially when we are camping. Just a plain old red and white cotton one that I have to continually have to re-tie, re-adjust. I’m loving my Hoo-Rag!! Not only is it super cute!! It’s comfortable. REALLY comfortable!! Now, all that said and done, it’s really unfair to compare a Hoo-Rag with a bandana. A Hoo-Rag is soooooooooo much more!! SO much more!! I can wear my Hoo-Rag in so many ways!! It’s comfortable all DAY long!! It’s stylish and so very versatile! The Hoo-Rag is a seamless, tubular bandana. It’s made of 100% polyester microfiber. There are so many different ways I can wear my Hoo-Rag. It’s perfect for hiking, fishing, running exercising….. and truly would be a PERFECT gift to give for people that are outdoors a lot. The Hoo-Rag even has a UPF rating of 30! The Hoo-Rag measures 20X9.5 inches and stretches unilaterally to fit a variety of head shapes and sizes. If all that isn’t enough the colors and pattern selection is AWESOME!!!!! Seriously, something for everyone!! They will even custom make a Hoo-Rag with YOUR logo!! How cool would that be???…

Enrichment Activities An Excerpt from A Parent’s Playbook “It’s what we’re excited about that educates us.” ~Lives on the Boundary.Rose, M. (1995) A mother raven flew over a swan swimming in a lake, and thought him unspeakably beautiful. Believing that his fine white color came from washing in the water in which he swam, the raven left her nest and took her chicks to live near the lake. But no matter how often she washed her baby birds’ feathers in the water, their black color never changed. Instead the birds all nearly starved because the food they ate did not exist near the lake. Once the mother raven realized the error of her ways, the family of birds returned to their native home and flourished because they were able to nourish themselves as nature intended. When we as parents attempt to transform our child into a different kind of child, we deny their spirits nourishment. While we may have to live with one-size-fits-all during the school day, we have an opportunity to feed their spirits with extracurricular activities, and celebrate who they were born to be. As parents, we want to give our kids the chance to discover inner strengths that…