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If you could be any animal at all which would it be? Would you be a lion and rule as king of the savannah? Or would you be a giraffe who can reach the tallest branches of the tree?

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In the middle of February, I’ll bet you are thinking about hot chocolate, snow days and sitting in front of the fireplace.

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When did a daycare curriculum start to resemble a college syllabus? Or better yet, when did daycares start using the word “curriculum”?

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Mother Nurture – a Breastfeeding Resource Center and Baby Boutique in Lexington – has joined forces with the Indiana Mothers’ Milk Bank to collect donor human milk.

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Some favorite Disney characters are bringing classic fairytales to life at Rupp Arena in “Disney Live!” Three Classic Fairy Tales.”
Prepare to step into a world of wonder where dreams really do come true.

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The 30th year of Kentucky Crafted: The Market will take place March 1-4 at the Lexington Convention Center to showcase some of Kentucky’s finest artists and craftsmen.

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Everyone’s favorite ogre will visit the Lexington Opera House this month in “Shrek the Musical,” the show based on the Oscar-winning DreamWorks film.

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Hospice of the Bluegrass will host “Creative Coping for Kids,” a grief workshop for school-aged children.

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For the first time, the AMA Arenacross Series is bringing high intensity, bar-to-bar dirt-bike racing to Rupp Arena on Feb. 4 at 7 p.m.

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Girls Rock! is hosting a mother and daughter workshop for girls 10-13 and their mothers on Saturday, March 3, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning at 251 W. 2nd St.

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