Start your spring cleaning with a fresh approach! I've got some tips and tricks for you that may help relieve you of some of the drudgery and enjoy more of the perks. These seven strategies will save you time and make all that work much more effective. Identify the Trouble Spots Before you even start cleaning, make a cup of tea or coffee and sit down with pen and paper. Write down the cleaning problems that overwhelm you the most, and jot down some ideas for solutions. For instance, if Continue Reading
Plan Early for This Year’s 4th of July Party!
One holiday we're especially looking forward to this year is the 4th of July, a celebration of freedom from tyranny and oppression. The 4th of July reignites a much-needed sense of patriotism, so important during these times of political turmoil. Putting together a celebration with amazing food, great company and spectacular fireworks will lift your spirits and encourage everyone to remember how hard-fought American greatness was....and still is. To get a great party together, start Continue Reading
5 Ways to Give Your New Pet a Healthy Start
Ask any new pet owners what they wish for their new buddy and "good health" or "long life" will probably be at the top. And it's important to remember that health is about more than just diet and activity but encompasses your pet's overall wellbeing and happiness. Here are five ways to give your new cat or dog the best possible start in life! Be very hands on. Watch a mama cat or dog with her litter and you'll see how much touch and interaction goes on among them all. There's pushing, Continue Reading
The Ancient Origins of Saint Valentine’s Day
You probably already know that Valentine's Day is named for a real person - an early Catholic martyr of Rome. Who is the True Valentine? But you might be surprised to learn that there were actually three different Valentines mentioned in early Christian martyrologies. Saint Valentine of Rome was a priest and Saint Valentine of Terni a bishop; both were put to death for their faith during the Roman persecutions of the 3rd century and both are buried on the famous Via Flamenia, an ancient Continue Reading
Why I’m Still Buying and Selling on Ebay
This post contains affiliate links. When I was in college over twenty years ago, Ebay was just starting to be a thing. I remember my classmates skirting the pricey campus bookstore and getting their required texts on the up-and-coming auction site. Ebay has changed tremendously over the years, and both buyers and sellers haven't always been thrilled with the adjustments, but I remain a big fan even now. It's more private and respects your freedom. Amazon has been in the news a Continue Reading
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