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Martinis and Munchies – Virtual Pampered Chef Party and More!By Strong Single Moms on July 8, 2010 | No Comments
Join us for our Virtual Martinis and Munchies event! Co-hosted by Ebony Monroe (Pampered Chef), 15% of all sales will go back to the Strong Single Mom Network…helping us to bring you even more resources! To shop, click here.
When placing your order, indicate the “Strong Single Mom Network” party!
No matter where you are in the Country, we wanted you to be able to join in on the fun! Enjoy Part 1 of our Martinis and Munchies Video:

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Super Bowl and the Single MomBy Strong Single Moms on May 27, 2010 | 2 Comments
This commercial…it’s a light-hearted comedic look at the struggles of dating as a Single Mom, all in less than 30 seconds! Click here and find out why!
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Journey of a Strong Single MomBy Strong Single Moms on May 7, 2010 | 3 Comments
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Single Moms Can Change History – InterviewBy Strong Single Moms on May 7, 2010 | No Comments
Janine Turner, Actress on shows like Northern Exposure, is seen interviewed about her Single Mom book, Holding Her Head High. This book is focused on 12 Single Mothers throughout History, and how they made a difference in the world. This interview is on the 700 Club, a Christian based television show on CBN.
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Oprah’s “No Phone Zone”By Strong Single Moms on May 6, 2010 | No Comments
If you haven’t heard about Oprah’s No Phone Zone pledge, I highly recommend checking it out.As Busy Single Moms, it’s easy to think that Multi-Tasking is the only way to go. And while it IS an important skill to master, we have to keep in mind that there is a time and place. While you’re driving IS NOT the time.
Did you know that when we start texting and driving with our kids in the car, we endanger their lives just as if we had 4 alcohlic beverages and then got behind the wheel?
Even when the kids ARE NOT in the car, we need to stay vigilant and not distract ourselves with the constant flow of communication we’ve become accustomed to. As Single Mothers, who will care for our children if we become severly injured or killed in a car accident? It is our responsibility to do all that we can to ensure our own safety, as well as the safety of our Children.
It took careful consideration before I took the pledge. But I couldn’t ignore the facts. I pledged to never text while driving again, and to only use a hands-free device if I have to talk on the phone while I drive.
I took the pledge. I strongly encourage you to do the same.
Jacki Semerau
Founder, Strong Single Mom Network



