We all have things to be grateful for, but sometimes the hecticness of life can cause us to take those things for granted. This November, practice gratitude and make it a part of your daily routine in an effort to connect deeper with your life and have a more positive outlook on all that you…
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5 Herbs that Thrive Indoors
Just because the Fall and Winter seasons are right around the corner doesn’t mean that you can’t enjoy the freshness of home-grown goodies all year long! Extend your gardening season by growing these herbs that thrive indoors and don’t miss out on adding some great, fresh flavor to your hearty, cold-weather dishes.
Your Summer Home Maintenance Checklist!
When summer hits, everyone’s brains naturally switch to thinking about lawn maintenance, yard work, and keeping up with gardening. Oftentimes, we forget about all of the summertime tasks for our homes because we’re so busy enjoying our time outside. So to help, we’ve created a summer home maintenance checklist just for you to ensure you…
5 Seeds to Plant in May for Fabulous Flowers ALL Summer Long!
Summer flowers bring so much beauty and life to our homes, but sometimes honing in on that green thumb can be tricky. Never fear! The flowers on this list below are perfect for even the most novice of gardeners.
Spring Maintenance Checklist
Spring cleaning is a topic on everyone’s mind these days, but most people simply don’t know where to start or what to do. Don’t worry! We’ve crafted a handy checklist of some of the most common and important maintenance tasks to help you jumpstart your cleaning and finish the Spring season with a refreshed home.
Do You Know Your Home’s Love Language?
Houses are like people; Each one is different and they all have their own unique needs. So naturally, one would assume that every home needs to be loved in a different way. This Valentine’s Day, show your home that you truly care by figuring out its love language and completing some of our suggested activities…
6 Ways to Beat Burnout!
It’s been about a year and a half since many of us have started working from home and while some of us are slowly transitioning back to the office, the majority remain either at home or are committed to a flex schedule that allows for a bit of back and forth. Regardless of your specific…
How To: Make Puffy Sidewalk Paint
School is just about out for the summer and there is one thing on every parent’s mind; How are you going to entertain your kids for the next few months? Puffy sidewalk paint is easy-to-make, allows your children to be creative, and, most importantly, it keeps them and their mess outside! Check out the recipe…
6 “Must Do” Projects for May
Summer is quickly approaching! As you get ready to spend more time outside, make sure everything for the season is in order. Getting a jumpstart on prepping your house and tools for Summer will not only save you time later, but give you the opportunity to complete these projects at a leisurely pace. Check out…
7 Ways to Light Up Your Holiday Traditions
We all have our favorite Holiday Traditions, like baking cookies, stringing lights on the tree and decorating until our heart’s content. But, as the years go by and your family grows, it might be time to up your game and modify those traditions or add new ones to really spread that holiday cheer! Here are…
5 Ways to Make the Most of your Back-to-School Shopping
From school supplies to dorm essentials, stocking up on supplies for a new school year can strain any budget. Consider these simple back-to-school shopping tips to help you plan smart and cut costs. 1. Take Inventory First thing’s first, do a sweep of your home and collect all of your current school supplies. You might…
FALL IN LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
From the very first glance, either online or in person, potential buyers should immediately be hooked and feel like it is already their home. Most homeowners rarely go through their own front entry, so take some time to enter though your front entry and view it as if you were seeing it for the first…
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