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Easy Ways to Organize Holiday Decorations

By Carlos on December 6, 2017 Home, Seasonal

Do you love decorating for the holidays? Do you find it challenging to organize and store your holiday decorations? Many families consider decorating an important aspect of their celebration and save funds for this specific purpose. Holiday decorations need proper organization and storage in order to protect them and allow easy retrieval when needed. Factors to Consider When Organizing Your Holiday Decorations You can organize and store your holiday decorations in various ways. Before deciding on how to organize and store your holiday decorations, consider the following factors. Does your packing method make retrieval easier? When packaging and storing holiday…

Things You Should Wait Until After Christmas to Buy

By Carlos on December 2, 2017 Seasonal

With Christmas right around the corner, everyone is flocking to stores to score the best holiday deals. However, don’t fall into these retail traps. Some items are extremely discounted if wait until after the holidays to purchase them. The last thing you want to do is to overspent and bankrupt yourself on deals you could get for cheaper after the holidays. Winter Apparel Winter clothing is expensive around Christmas time since its peak selling season for apparel. However, if you wait until Christmas, you’ll be able to get winter clothes for cheap. This is because stores are rushing to get…

DIY Thanksgiving Dog Treats

By Carlos on November 26, 2017 Pets, Seasonal

The holiday season is a special time of year where family and friends gather to enjoy each other’s company as well good food. Your pets are sometimes the family members that get left out when it comes time to partake in the feast. This does not have to be the case. The three recipes below are for Thanksgiving inspired dog treats that your furry friend can enjoy without having to steal food off of the table. For Starters – Cranberry Cheese Cookies As your family and friends gather for a Thanksgiving Day meal, they will be enjoying a variety of…

Holiday Car Buying Tips

By Carlos on November 24, 2017 Seasonal, Wheels and Water

Just about every other TV commercial is from an auto manufacturer around this time of year, but you can score big with the right holiday car buying tips. Take look at some of the best insider tips that will save you money on a new vehicle. Look for Rebates in Your Area Vehicle manufacturer rebates are based on the region where you live in the U.S. If you see an offer on a rebate for a vehicle, be sure to check with your local dealers to see if you qualify for a rebate. While some rebates are nationwide, many are…

Best Wine Pairings for Your Thanksgiving Dinner

By Carlos on November 19, 2017 Food and Dining, Seasonal

Did you know that more wine is sold on Thanksgiving than any other holiday? With so many different flavors on the Thanksgiving menu, selecting the right wine to pair with dinner can be difficult. There are many wines that will pair well with turkey and all of the trimmings. Here are some successful pairings that will complement and enhance the flavors of your Thanksgiving feast. Sparkling Wine & Fried and Salty Foods Start Thanksgiving off with a good sparkling white wine. Sparkling wines add a layer of sophistication, elegance and versatility to any Thanksgiving dinner. Regional sparkling wines are best…

Thanksgiving Travel Tips for a Hassle-Free Holiday

By Carlos on November 17, 2017 Seasonal, Wheels and Water

If you’re like many people this holiday season, you are looking forward to spending time with family but are dreading the thought of dealing with congested highways or crowded airports. It’s no secret that the week of Thanksgiving is the busiest travel time of the year. It’s estimated that a record 28.5 million people will be flying in the United States between the Friday before Thanksgiving and that following Tuesday. Millions more will be clogging the roadways traveling too. It won’t be possible to avoid all the problems associated with traveling during this time, but these pointers can make things…

Facts About Fall Allergies

By Carlos on November 4, 2017 Health & Wellness, Seasonal

It is estimated that 15 to 25 percent of people suffer from fall allergies. Fall allergies typically begin late in August and last until the first frost of the year. The immune system is designed to prevent foreign organisms from invading your body. However, allergies develop when the immune system overreacts to harmless substances. Allergies can cause sore throat, hoarse voice, stuffy nose and itchy eyes. One of the keys to overcoming fall allergies is to find out all you can about them. Common Triggers Weeds are one of the most common fall allergy triggers. The wind transports ragweed and…

DIY Pet Costume Ideas

By Angela on October 10, 2017 Pets, Seasonal

Halloween is the perfect time to get creative with costumes. Year after year, people search for the best costume or even make their own. But have you ever dressed up the four legged members of the family? Pet costumes are a great way for the entire family to get into the spooky spirit. Pre-made pet costumes can be pricey and trying to find the right size for your pet can be a shopping nightmare. Making a Halloween costume for your pet allows you to find the perfect representation while saving money and time trying to finding a costume that fits.…

Tips for a Tailgating Touchdown

By Angela on October 8, 2017 Seasonal

Tailgating season is the best time of year for sports lovers. If you are like many people, you immediately begin thinking about tailgating parties when football season arrives; it’s one of the best ways to enjoy a game with friends and family. However, improper planning can ruin the party, even if your team wins. Follow these tips to ensure your party doesn’t go foul. Tailgating Policies & Parking Lot Guidelines Before you start planning menus and buying beverages, find out the tailgating policies and all the pertinent facts. If you are planning to grill, see if open flames are permissible.…

How to Close Your Pool in the Fall

By Angela on October 4, 2017 Home, Seasonal

Every year, the time comes when summer is officially over and so is swimming season. The temperatures are turning cooler and the swimsuits and goggles have been packed away. It’s time to start thinking about closing your pool for the fall and winter. If you’re going through this process for the very first time, rest assured it isn’t complicated. Follow these steps to successfully close your pool before the winter season. Time your closing well If you close your pool too early, you risk an algae and mold problem that you will have to deal with in the spring. You…

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