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Disney’s Aladdin Cave of Wonders Milkshake

It's flying again! Disney's Aladdin opens in theaters this week, and we need a proper toast to its return. The Cave of Wonders Milkshake is the perfect source of magic for your family. Before or after your movie outing, any Aladdin party needs a diamond in the rough! Disney's Aladdin This Guy Ritchie-directed flick is the live-action adaption of the Disney animated classic that first introduced us to the charming street rat. Based on the Arabic folktale Aladdin and the Magic Lamp, my recent travels to the Middle East have me itching to see Will Smith, Mena Massoud and Naomi Scott in action. Live action. Are you worthy? Time to set your inner Genie free!! Disney's Aladdin Cave of Wonders Milkshake Vanilla Ice Cream~ 2 cups or 6 scoops {OR, you can substitute the camel milk version I tried in Dubai!} Frozen Grape Concentrate~ to taste and color Milk~ 1/2 cup Honey~ 1 tablespoon Blueberries (or Blackberries)~ 1 cup Blend all ingredients on the blender's … [Read More...]

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How to Monitor Blood Pressure for Stroke Awareness and Prevention

May 16, 2019 By D Marie 2 Comments

For those readers following along, I received my Doctor of Physical Therapy degree this past weekend. During that two and one-half years of study, much focus was trained on the global burden of disease. Specifically, potentially preventable diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, including stroke. High blood pressure is the number one cause of all strokes, but by controlling your blood pressure, the risk of stroke can decrease by 50%. The new and exciting telemedicine measures … [Read More...]

Staying Motivated on Your Path to a Healthy Diet

May 13, 2019 By D Marie 2 Comments

If you find yourself struggling to feel motivated to stick to your goal to eat healthfully, get fit, and give up unhealthy habits, it’s important to know you’re not alone. No matter how far you’ve slipped, there are ways to regain your momentum and set yourself back on the healthy path. Here are three tips to help you regain your momentum and get you back on the right path. Keep It Simple: Introduce Healthy Foods Into Your Diet to Eat Healthfully If your first step is to … [Read More...]

Great Wolf Lodge Supports Autism Awareness Month | Join the Pack!

March 31, 2019 By D Marie 1 Comment

In April, Great Wolf Lodge is howling for good. This popular resort destination, with 17 properties across America and Canada, is showing their full-pack support of those living with an autism spectrum disorder. (Two more resorts are set to open by 2020!) The chain of indoor water parks has recently been named one of the "Top 22 Best Family Vacations" by O the Oprah Magazine. And they are proving why. Their commitment to all families is most evident during Autism Awareness Month. If you are a … [Read More...]

Three Important Ways Special Olympics Abu Dhabi Will Transform Society

March 20, 2019 By D Marie 12 Comments

The Special Olympics brings the spectacle of sport and human achievement to the Middle East March 15-19. Though played out on the Arabian Gulf, the impact of the courage displayed on the fields, unified competition, and strides into promoting healthcare for the most underserved on the globe will send ripples across the seas. Here are 3 important ways Special Olympics Abu Dhabi will transform society. Ways Special Olympics Abu Dhabi Will Transform Society 50 years and the Power of … [Read More...]

A Few Pretty Marvelous Things About Captain Marvel

March 6, 2019 By D Marie Leave a Comment

I'm no Marvel expert. My son sat my down last year and started taking me painstakingly through the franchise, one hero and villain at a time. But this one- Marvel Cinematic Universe's first stand-alone, female-franchise title character—Carol Danvers aka Captain Marvel- this one I was stoked for. I had high expectations. The weight of the modern world is on your shoulders, Carol. (My sister's name, by the way. How very "born in the 1960s.") I'm still mulling over whether my high hopes were met. … [Read More...]