Should You Consider an Accredited Online School This Fall?
This is an ongoing debate in the minds of many parents right now, especially if our school leaders leave the decision to us: Should we […]
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FDA Says Ditch the Onions
Do you have onions in your kitchen? Yeah, me too. Popular quiz: Which farm or supplier did this bow get from? If you can’t answer […]
Continue reading »How to Better Understand Time Management, With CEO Tiffany Dufoux
This week, we’ll learn how to improve your time management skills with the help of Tiffany Dufoux, founder and CEO of The Cru . And […]
Continue reading »Maybe Free Dunkin ‘Donuts Coffee Will Fix That
“America works on Dunkin,” the commercials tell us. I don’t know if this is true; Market share suggests that most of America walks Starbucks . […]
Continue reading »Eat Ice Cream for Dinner This Week
Last weekend, my favorite local ice cream shop promoted a year’s shipment of giant homemade apple cider dumplings with ice cream, as well as very […]
Continue reading »It’s Time to Rearrange Things
If you haven’t worked from home before covid, chances are good that you will now, and you may be tired of looking at the interior […]
Continue reading »How to Save for Retirement With a Health Savings Account
High deductible health insurance plans are nothing special. If you have one, you may already be spending thousands of dollars out of your pocket on […]
Continue reading »Make Yourself Happier Choosing Baby Clothes
Let’s be honest, everything related to 2020 is aging fast. It was nice when we were all home for a couple of weeks considering what […]
Continue reading »Study Your Child’s Symptoms With This AAP App
Considering we’re all a bit hesitant to run to the doctor, hospital, or emergency unless absolutely necessary, there is an app you might want to […]
Continue reading »Treat Yourself to a Technical Update
Times are tough. Unemployment is off the charts; schools cannot decide how to open safely or whether to open at all; We did so badly […]
Continue reading »Sweet and Dry Cereal Blend for a Balanced Breakfast
Making breakfast sucks. Are you tired and now you need to cook? To cook? In the morning? This is why no-cook breakfasts are best. The […]
Continue reading »You Should Keep a Tiny Bottle With Bubbles in the Refrigerator.
There are many terrible things happening in the world right now, but while being sad or angry about terrible things is perfectly normal and fair, […]
Continue reading »What’s New on Netflix This Week of Aug 2, 2020
In Stephen King’s IT, a curse of sorts lies on the city of Derry, Maine. Every 27 years, Pennywise’s demonic spirit returns to town and […]
Continue reading »How to Get Hidden IOS 14 Back Touch Control on Your Android
IOS 14 and Android 11 will add new touch back gesture controls when they are released later this year, but you can get this feature […]
Continue reading »How to Practice Ukeirera, the Japanese Art of Acceptance Through Mindfulness
Accepting that something has happened (or is happening) can be relatively easy, but accepting it is another matter entirely. For example, most people may (probably) […]
Continue reading »Identify the Safest Hiding Place During a Tornado With This Drawing.
Although the peak tornado season is technically between April and June in the United States, cyclones can occur during other times of the year. If […]
Continue reading »Turn to the Mentors of Your Dreams If You Don’t Have Your Own IRL
Mentors are great in theory, but they don’t always play the way you want them to in real life. Perhaps your chosen mentor isn’t as […]
Continue reading »Don’t Fall Into the Trap of Stopping
We live and work in a culture that values ​​productivity (and in turn, profit) above all else. But we’re also big fans of instant gratification. […]
Continue reading »See How Ancient Wonders Are Digitally Restored to Their Original Glory
One of the most interesting parts of the trip is to see human-built structures or natural wonders that have existed for hundreds or thousands of […]
Continue reading »How to Watch NASA SpaceX Crew Return to Earth
While the rest of us suckers suffered a pandemic all summer, astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley spent the last few months on the International […]
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