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Backwards
August 29, 2013
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Back to School happens at different times across the region. It's important to acknowledge this on air but not to make an entire show out if it. Back to school has numerous meanings. You could be talking to a school custodian, a teacher of an inner city school whose desire is to change kids lives, or a special needs teacher who is anxious about what's to come this year. You're speaking to moms who are sending their babies off to kindergardeners and are experiencing separation anxiety, or a parent whose child is too sick to attend a regular school. Regardless, if she has kids or not back to school brings on a new traffic pattern in most areas with volume and delays resulting. So take this season beyond the lunch boxes and trapper keepers and take a look at how people's lives and schedules are affected by this reboot of the education system. Then get em' through it with entertaining breaks and the best music ever.
She buzz words:
Camping
Drip
Neon
GrimeShe could be a:
Seafood seller
Soccer coach
Special education teacher
Dry cleanerRight Now She Could be
Searching for a site for a Sweet Sixteen party
Cutting her grass
Dusting the ledges
Wiping off her dashboard
She fishy...
• A Virginia fish importer was sentenced to five years in jail for selling more than $15 million worth of frozen Vietnamese cat- fish as flounder.
She Green
The Environmental Working Group, a nonprofit organization, has a free wallet-sized shoppers guide that lists the most contaminated produce as well as the 12 most- consistently clean items. The dirtiest include peaches, apples, and bell peppers. The cleanest include onions, avocados, and frozen sweet corn. Log onto www.foodnews.org to see the rest and get the free card.
• MAC cosmetic's Back to MAC program offers a free lip-stick when she returns six empty makeup containers.
www.Maccosmetics.com
Apple offers 10 percent off a new iPod when she returns her old one for proper disposal.
She can recycle her Crocs and some other plastic-type shoes at www.solesunited.com. The recycled product is then turned into shoes for the less fortunate.• Get more She Prep at www.ShePrep.com
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