Channel Theme Day Round-up: SUMMER!
Today at the Science and Health Channel, all the authors are writing on one topic: “Summer” and I’m here to round-up the posts from all fifteen blogs.
Ruth of Eating Fabulous tempts us with watermelons, the perfect (and healthy) thirst-quencher for summer.
Kristina of Autism Voz shares what we can (as parents or caregivers) teach an autistic child to keep him safe this summer.
Mary Emma of Alzheimer’s Notes provides tips on how to
keep the alzheimer’s patient hydrated especially during the hot and humid days of summer.
Laura of CFS squared (for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) reminds us to focus on what’s relaxing and beautiful about summer, instead of how this season’s heat can zap our strength, (PWC or not).
Mark of A Dozen Steps reflects on how summer affects the AA meeting attendance.
Grace of Flu Patrol talks about how (NOT) to catch the flu when traveling this summer.
Hsien of A Hearty Life who’s in sunny California these days, shares a reader’s outdoor exercise activities - surfing, cycling, and cricket.
Cory of Baldiness composed a poem(!) when he went jogging on a hot day. :-)
Gloria writes for Cancer Commentary.
Rob writes for Diabetes Notes.
Hsien ofGenetics and Health has several very interesting experiments one can do at home, including getting the DNA out of a living thing. cool!
Tris ofThe Homely Scientist has a unique use for a water heater in summer. Check it out.
Heather of Lively Women shares the best way to keep our cool in summer.
Christina writes for MRSA Notes.
And since summer means (more) fresh fruits and veggies, Rhys ofVeggie Chic celebrates the season with a great list of recipes and products for summer.
Oh, and if you missed last month’s theme writing, click on the cowboy and he’ll direct you to July’s round-up.
Tags: Alzheimer’s, Autism, Cancer, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Diabetes, disabilities, MRSA, Science, seasonal flu, Summer, travel, health, vegan, vegetables, fruits, Alcoholic Anonymous, baldness
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