Home and Books

Let’s face it, our yards can look pretty barren during the colder months. Gone are the full trees and pops of perennial color, replaced with dead leaves, bare flower beds, and shades of gray and brown. So what can a homeowner do to maintain an attractive yard year round? Learn … [Read more...] about Five Tips for Winter Landscaping

Organize the ideas.Mary Popham of Clifton, Kentucky, says the first step in writing a book is to organize your ideas by creating an outline. She admits that she is a “pantster,” who writes by the seat of her pants: “I write my outline in retrospect,” she says. Whether you create … [Read more...] about Learn Something New: Write a Book

Nothing says Thanksgiving like grateful sentiments, harvest themes, and his and her scarecrows. Whether you usually host a large family gathering for the November holiday or keep it small, there are some easy ways to add some cozy to your home, without the need of a designer. … [Read more...] about Transition To Thanksgiving With Six Easy Home Decor Tips

Limited mobility can affect anyone at any age, but later in life it can become more of a challenge to find clothes that look chic yet are comfortable and are easy to put on and take off. Here's an idea for incorporating easily wearable pieces into your everyday wardrobe.Leggings … [Read more...] about Expand Your Wardrobe With These Comfy And Chic Everyday Pieces

Use technology wisely.Sallie Plass, owner of Etiquette Enrichment, says using social media to extend a party invitation is not a good idea. “There is nothing better than a written or printed invitation that says ‘I value your attendance at my event,’” she says. A general … [Read more...] about Four Tips For Hosting A Guest-Friendly Holiday Party