Seasonal

How to Pollen Proof Your Home

By Carlos on May 2, 2018 Seasonal

Although warmer weather and the change of the season is a reason for celebration, seasonal allergies definitely are not. Pollen is one of the most potent outdoor allergens, causing nasal irritation and difficulty breathing. Some people cannot even comfortably wear contact lenses when the pollen count is high. Pollen is one of the most potent allergens in the world, and what’s more, it is not limited to any particular region of the country–nearly any home can be affected. With that in mind, here are a multitude of actionable tips to pollen-proof your home and stay comfortable this allergy season. Keep…

Ways to Clean your Patio Furniture before Summer

By Carlos on April 29, 2018 Seasonal

Regularly cleaning outdoor furniture is essential if you want an attractive lawn or patio. This task is particularly important after a long, messy winter. Harsh weather can leave lawn furniture and patio sets looking dirty. Follow the tips below and keep your outdoor living space looking beautiful. How to Get Started Clearing away loose debris such as leaves, dust and dirt is a great place to begin. Use a dry cloth or brush to wipe away loose materials. After you are finished, spray down plastic, metal, wood, mesh and wicker items to dislodge any surface debris that has managed to…

How to Go to Prom on a Budget

By Carlos on April 27, 2018 Seasonal

Prom season is here and it doesn’t have to be stressful or a huge expense. Look great, have fun and save money with the budget friendly-tips below. Prom Dress Start searching through thrift store or consignment shops, you’ll never know what unique dresses they might have and some may even be designer. There are even apps where girls are selling their used prom dresses for half the price they bought them for. If you don’t mind ordering online, check out wholesale online shops, there are many options to choose from for a quarter of the cost. Just know beforehand, that…

How to Have a Picnic on a Budget

By Carlos on April 23, 2018 Seasonal

Picnics are making their way to the top of your to do list this spring and summer. Having a fabulous picnic doesn’t have to cost you much. Have the best picnic for the least amount of money by the tips and tricks below. Choose the Best Spot The best place to picnic is somewhere with a great view and free water activities. Some parks run by local and federal governments are free. Aim for a location where you will use the least amount of fuel to get to. Be Thrifty with Supplies As tempting as it is to grab paper…

First Holy Communion Party and Reception Ideas

By Carlos on April 22, 2018 Seasonal

First Communion is an important event in your child’s life, and you’ll want to celebrate the day with family and friends. After your child has received the sacrament, then gather your loved ones and celebrate your child. A lot of planning goes into celebrating this sacrament from what to wear, the ceremony, the menu, and the party. Planning does not need to be stressful, but enjoyable with some forethought. The first step is to determine your budget, theme, and location for your party. Once you establish the basics, then you can plan the invitations, menu, activities, and decorations. Setting Your…

Outfits for Transitioning to Warm Weather

By Carlos on April 3, 2018 Seasonal

Some of the biggest fashion challenges arise when the seasons change. In general, spring styles should be vibrant, colorful and playful, but the changing weather also poses a number of practical challenges. By making some specific wardrobe choices, you can address the problem and make your outfits look cute in the process. Layering Layering is a great way to be stylish and dress for changing temperatures. During winter, layers aren’t a big a deal because you’re not expected to take them off. Once spring arrives, you’ll find that shifting temperatures can quickly have you wondering whether wearing a sweater was…

Ways to Celebrate International Women’s Day

By Carlos on March 8, 2018 Seasonal

The United Nations marked March 8th as the day that women would get the recognition that they have earned and deserve every single day. Women have long been the winds that fanned the fires of change, whether they were protesting working conditions, the war or working toward civil and social justice. If you want to know how to celebrate, implement the suggestions below. Send Positive Messages Sending positive messages on social media is way of supporting women, especially those that may be facing adversity as they strive to make changes in their lives and communities. Send an email to a…

Ways to Get Your Garden Ready for Spring

By Carlos on February 28, 2018 Seasonal

Getting your garden ready for spring is beautiful and calming. You’ll love the feeling of the warm earth and sunshine as your prepare your yard for the blooming spring flowers. Below are some essentials tips to get your backyard ready for spring, Happy Gardening! Clean up Your Garden Grab a trash bag and walk around your property, pick up twigs, sticks, broken pieces of fence and wiring. Carry one trash bag for sticks and firewood and carry the other for compostable materials. Notice where weeds need to be pulled out and what needs to be repaired and repainted in the…

DIY Tricks for Removing Salt Stains

By Carlos on February 24, 2018 Seasonal

The salt from ice melt leaves stains on shoes, clothes and even your carpet. Don’t throw anything out or hire expensive cleaners when you can remove these stains yourself with household items you have on hand. Restore your clothes, shoes and carpet back to life with the helpful tips below. Clothes White vinegar is your best friend for removing salt stains. Thankfully, most people already have a container of white vinegar on hand. Clothes are tricky for removing salt stains, but it’s possible. Stains on colored fabrics must be removed as soon as possible to prevent discoloration. If you let…

Fun Activities to do with Kids over Winter Break

By Carlos on February 19, 2018 Seasonal

During Winter Break, kids can easily get cabin fever and whine about how bored they are. Entertaining children throughout the long winter break requires planning and effort. Here are some family-fun activities to do with your kids on their week off. Make Food Art Older and younger kids alike may love to use food creatively to make edible art. Cupcakes, cakes, cookies, pancakes, bacon and eggs and many other types of foods can be adorned with various toppings or cut into unique shapes; the possibilities are endless. Head to a Museum Plan a trip to a local museum. This could…

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