Did you know that infants are ready to learn sign language?

Two-year-olds are ready to learn the basics of science, and three-year-olds are ready to learn coding?

Your child is ready to learn, and at Primrose schools, teachers make the most of this time by creating a joyful, purposeful learning experience unlike any other.

For instance, have you heard of the Primrose Friends? In every

Primrose school classroom, teachers use these 12 lovable puppets to make character development

joyful, meaningful, and memorable. From exploring generosity with Benjamin the Bear to practicing honesty with Peanut the Pony,

every friend plays a special part in helping children learn important values while having

plenty of fun along the way. We can all use some friends like that. You can learn more at primrose schools.com. Now enrolling infants through

children age five. That's primrose schools.com for more information. Elizabeth, you know that this year I am

hosting Thanksgiving for the second time, huge bucket list for me. And one of the things that

makes it easier to prepare for any kind of big gathering, whether it's Thanksgiving or

friendsgiving or any kind of celebration, is knowing that you can go to one place that you know

you're going to get high standards and good prices. And this is why I love going to Whole Foods market. I can look for the

365 brand and I know that I'm going to get everything that I need and want for good price

with the quality that I can count on. Yeah, they have everything from low price quality turkey to

pantry essentials. And Gretchen, I have to add frozen appetizers, which are perfect for

someone like me who is not a great cook. I love to get the Kish trio, their butterfly shrimp,

and breaded calamari. It's all so easy to prepare and so delicious. Enjoy so many ways to save on your Thanksgiving spread

at Whole Foods Market. Lemonada. I'm Gretchen Rubin, and this is a little happier.

For my book, Life in Five Senses, I explored how we can make

our lives happier, healthier, more creative, and more productive by paying closer attention to

our five senses. What a joy it was to write that book. It's funny, no matter what we're aiming to

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