How To Celebrate New Year’s While Staying In

Family dancing and celebrating New Year's Eve outdoors
Sure, it’s fun to get all dressed up to celebrate New Year’s at a favorite restaurant or club. However, it’s just as fun to stay home. It only requires a little bit of planning. If you need a break from the traditional hustle and bustle of ringing in the New... [read more]

Don’t Throw Out That Wrapping Paper

Empty gift wrapping under the tree on Christmas morning. A plate of cookie crumbs and an empty milk glass after a night visit from Santa Claus. Santa delivered gifts under the Christmas tree.
Like a lot of other people, you probably set a large garbage bag in the family room for all the wrapping paper that your family rips off presents. This year, do something different. Save the wrapping paper so that you can use it for a variety of other projects. Here... [read more]

Upgrade Your Gift Wrapping With The Perfect Bow

The girl wraps Christmas gifts.
There’s always that one family member or friend who wraps Christmas presents to perfection. Instead of feeling embarrassed by your wrapping skills, learn how you can make gifts look just as gorgeous. All you need is the right paper or bag, as well as a stunning bow. A Beautiful Touch In addition... [read more]

Don’t Sweat Last-Minute Shopping With These Tips

Like millions of other people, you’ve probably made the same promise about Christmas shopping for the past 10 years. So, what is it? That you’ll get presents bought early so that you don’t get stressed. In theory, that sounds great, but it’s not as easy to accomplish as it sounds.... [read more]

Christmas Dinner Ideas The Whole Family Will Love

Multi-Generation Family Celebrating Christmas At Home With Grandfather Serving Turkey
Are you stressing about what to make for Christmas dinner? If so, don’t. More than likely, you’re concerned about making a delicious meal that everyone will enjoy. Instead of stressing over this, here’s all you need to make a complete holiday meal. As you’ll see, these Christmas recipes are so... [read more]

Tips For Staying Warm This Winter

Cozy atmosphere with winter coffee or tea mug with steam, wool mittens over bokeh lights
Especially for people living on the east coast, winters are often brutal. However, according to current predictions, people can anticipate even colder temperatures this year. Regardless of where you live, it’s important to stay warm during the winter months. Not only for your comfort but also for your safety. Warm Your... [read more]

Get Into The Season’s Spirit With DIY Scented Candles

Decorated Christmas wreath with a candle close-up on a table
after walking into someone’s house or a business that has scented candles burning, you feel the holiday spirit. The problem is that store-bought candles are expensive. To save money and choose a fragrance that you love, why not make holiday candles? Doing this is a lot easier than you think. Endless... [read more]

Protect Your Skin From Winter’s Harsh Effects

Woman holding jar of moisturizing cream, closeup.
Whenever you’re outside during the hot summer, it’s essential to wear sunblock to protect your skin. However, it’s just as important to protect your skin during the cold winter months. In addition to cold temperatures, winters are often dry and windy. To protect your face, hands, and other exposed areas,... [read more]

How To Warm Up Your Car On Chilly Days

Holding a cup of a drink while waiting for car to warm up
Did you know there’s a right and wrong way to warm your car up when it’s cold outside? There is, and with this information, you’ll know what to do. In addition, make sure you get your car serviced for the winter by visiting the Della Auto Group in Queensbury, New... [read more]

Greet The Holidays With A Homemade Wreath

Christmas wreath on red door
Instead of admiring your neighbor’s holiday wreaths, why not put one on your front door? Sure, you could pay a lot to buy one. However, there’s a better idea. You can make a Christmas wreath. Not only will this save you money, but it’s also an excellent way to make... [read more]