Are your assets properly protected? When was the last time your agent reviewed your coverages to provide you with the piece of mind that insurance should provide?
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Every summer me and my children go to one of the Alabama's "Pick Your Own" farms to pick blueberries. It has been a family tradition, our "to-do" thing for the month of June and July for many years.
It is a lot of fun for everyone, even when the kids were very young they loved picking their own blueberries. Blueberries are easy to pick, easy to reach for every height, and very clean. It is a must to scream out loud "I found a good one!", when you come across a bush that has a lot more blueberries then other bushes. Regardless of what time of the blueberry season you are on the farm, " I found a good one!" is heard many, many times.
"First, you got to fill up you tummy , then start filling up your bucket" my daughter will advise you.
We love blueberries and often go a few times per season to bring back several buckets to freeze for later. Frozen blueberries last the whole year and are great for smoothies and muffins.
The best way to take care of your hair in the Southern heat is easy and affordable. You need to keep your hair moisturized and hydrated. You should ask your hairstylist which hair products are best for your hair type.
When going to the pool there are different ways to do this. You can use moisturizer on your damp hair or saturate your hair completely. If you use the conditioner you will want to dampen your hair all over and put your conditioner on and rub in well. The other will be to completely saturate your hair with water from the shower. When you do this make sure it is completely wet. When you do either of these methods you will need to reaply conditioner or saturate your hair completely with water from the shower. Never use water from the pool to wet your hair with!
Chess, one of the oldest games in the world, played by young and old, is a competitive game of the tactics and strategy that has withstood the test of time.
Would you like to play or learn a game of chess?
Chess in Weatherly is open to all ages and all skill levels for Weatherly residents, first meeting on Thursday, May 14th at 7pm at the Clubhouse.
Come and bring your children, bring your parents, and bring your chess set, and we will play! It is free. If we have chess players, we will also have Weatherly Chess Tournament at the end of the summer.
Are your assets properly protected? When was the last time your agent reviewed your coverages to provide you with the piece of mind that insurance should provide?
Call 205-789-0890 or email (
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Farmers Gets You Back Where You Belong.
Weatherly Resident Chad Long
Shop-Alabaster.com New Online Directory
Written by Admin
Thursday, 09 April 2009
An Open Directory of Local Businesses and Community has been opened for Alabaster www.shop-Alabaster.com in April of 2009. Currently it is just a baby and taking it's first steps - accepting local listings, your listings!
If you are a business owner, or would like to add your organizations, it is very easy to do and free. As you create your login, and list your business, you will be able to return any time and edit your business, to keep it updated.
You can enter description, contact info, website, images, and address. Users can vote and comment on their favorite listings. If you would like to give your listing an extra exposure, Shop-Alabaster.com offers additional paid services.
The best way to take care of your hair in the Southern heat is easy and affordable. You need to keep your hair moisturized and hydrated. You should ask your hairstylist which hair products are best for your hair type.
