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by Carrie Waller
Some people have a fear of heights, others a fear of bees, and still others have a fear of color. It’s no joke that color is an incredibly powerful tool. It can...
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When it comes to grocery shopping, few things shove your budget over the edge, like fresh produce. Even with disciplined shopping, items like salad fixings and fresh fruit can add $50/week (or more)...
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by Catie Parrish, Associate Editor of Wayfair.com
Serving Mom breakfast in bed is a tried-and-true Mother’s Day tradition for many families. This year, I'm here to offer a few tips to help...
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This week's video gives "vain" a whole new meaning. If you think that people look at themselves in the mirror too often, just wait until you see this cat! Whether he's checking out...
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Happy Earth Day, everyone! What better way to celebrate Mother Earth than to respect and honor her inside your home. Green decorating is a hot new trend, and we’re not talking about the color!...
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“What’s for dinner?”
That’s the common question asked at work around 4 almost every day. The majority of my co-workers don’t have any idea what they’re going...
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by Carrie Waller
Once spring officially begins, it can be torturous waiting on the green foliage to wake up from its winter hibernation. Thankfully, we can turn to fresh cut flowers from our...
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By Signe Porteshawver of The Veg Table
Last month I talked about the joys of gardening and how to set up your space for growing.
Now it’s time to get your hands on our plentiful earth by...
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by Stacy Stone, Donna Dance & Darlene Renteria
Sell your home quickly
You've made the decision to sell your home and chances are you're looking to sell it quickly for top dollar. If you...
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by Mary Sauer
Over the last decade I’ve filled a wide range of roles, working in food service, hospitality, healthcare and commercial cleaning. Personally, I’ve been a regular...
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We’re about to be a family of FOUR cell phones.
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