Hey Everyone Well... I don't have a lot that I want to write- as usual right? I hate it, but it is just the way that it has been lately... However I thought I would put up a little something since I hadn't in a while that was more of a regular post! I know that when hosting comes due every month lately i'm like WOW really? I can't even believe that I haven't written at least SOMETHING more than what I have been! I really really want to get back into things , it just hasn't been in the stars for me! I hope that everyone is safe and stocked with everything going on right now! I got lucky and had went to the store last minute because of course I ACTUALLY NEEDED TO GO TO THE STORE *shock* I mean I only go to the store like a "normal" person every rare moon and more often than not i just grab stuff for a few days and go again since I have Publix, Walmart, Food LIon, Aldi and HT right in my yard basically (On a good day you can see Publix & Wendys from my patio lol) Anyways, with … [Read more...]

Can anyone believe that it’s already the first few days of Spring? For some of us, it’s not all about the warm weather and smelling the beautiful flowers that have just bloomed. The next few months could be one of the worst times for one thing; allergies! Allergies can cause a multitude of symptoms that can irritate, sting or just plain put you in bed for a few days. Allergies are simply one of the worst things that many of us suffer from especially during this peak time of year but there are a few things that can help you make it easier. Close Your Windows - It may seem super harmful to want to open up your locked windows when the weather is nice to let all the fresh air in. This is a huge ‘no no’ for those that suffer from outdoor allergies like tree pollen or grass. All of that outside air comes into your home and while it may seem nice for a few minutes, that can grab onto your carpet, sheets and clothes within minutes without you realizing it. Make sure our windows are closed … [Read more...]

If you’re like most people, you dream of owning a home. But before you take the leap from a renter to a homeowner, you should be prepared to face the competitive real estate market. Therefore, bring your A-game, especially if you’re a first-time homebuyer. Although the road to homeownership is often tedious and daunting, there are a plethora of tools and resources that can help ease the home buying process. Image via Adobe Stock by iQoncept Tools and Resources You Should Use When Buying Your First Home Unlike in the 1990s, where house hunting involved cruising for hours searching for “for sale” signs and visiting several homes before you identify the perfect one, the Information Age has brought with it an arsenal of tools that can help you sail smoothly through the home buying process. Some of the tools and resources you should make use of include: Educational resources First things first, you need to know your rights and get comfortable with the home buying process. Your … [Read more...]

Having a pup is one of the best feelings in the world. It brings you love and joy that you didn’t know it was possible to have. Some love having dogs so much that they never feel the need to have children. To some people, their dogs are well and truly their whole entire lives. So, what are you going to do if you have been so excited to get a puppy, and then all of a sudden you’re hit with it being the most troublesome pup in the world. Some breeds are naturally more naughty than others, and it takes a special type of owner to be able to deal with having a naughty puppy. Often puppy owners will be out a lot of the day due to work, and then come home to a puppy who has done its business everywhere, chewed up the furniture, and generally turned the home into a complete mess. It also makes it so much worse when they’re a nightmare on the lead and every single trip you have out with them seems to be a challenge. So, we’re going to show you what you can do with a troublesome pup to hopefully … [Read more...]

Image Credit Pixabay.com License CC0  Being cut off from work, school, or your daily life can seem like fun for a very short amount of time. However, the novelty can very quickly wear off.  If you have a cold or flu symptoms and have to stay home for a few days or more, the isolation can lead you to feel quite down. Days and nights will often blur into one, and it can be very difficult to remain positive.  Here are some tips for dealing with isolation during periods of illness.  Play Quizzes and Puzzles Keep your mind mentally active by finding quizzes online such as this disney trivia game. Playing quizzes and puzzle games such as sudoku can give you something to focus on other than the illness or the loneliness.  Draw Or Paint  Getting creative is a great way of managing your feelings during times of stress and worry. Having a creative outlet will keep your mind and body active and help while away the hours. You may even find yourself a new skill or hobby that … [Read more...]