Share the Joy of Retro Games With Your Child
If you haven’t played old school video games with your child yet, I’m here to tell you it’s time to get started. It’s great for […]
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Do Not Store Medicines in the Medicine Cabinet in the Bathroom
A first aid kit is a great place to store grooming tools or toiletries , but despite the name, it’s a terrible place to store […]
Continue reading »How to Keep Pets From Spoiling Your Belongings
Our pets may be domesticated, but sometimes we are reminded that they are descended from wild animals. For example, when their instinctive habits make them […]
Continue reading »Child Culture Guide for Adults: Week 5
The world of young people can be confusing and annoying, so let me help you understand their lives with a weekly guide to what happens […]
Continue reading »How to Change the Search Engine in the Windows 10 Start Menu
If you don’t like Bing, then you must really hate web searches in the Windows 10 Start menu. You can even turn it off completely […]
Continue reading »Do You Yell at Other People’s Naughty Children?
Several years ago, I threw a party between my son, my then adopted son and another boy. This third boy took the toy from my […]
Continue reading »It’s Cider Float Season
Apple cider can take many forms. Hot or cold, still or carbonated, hard or soft – all of these words can and have been used […]
Continue reading »Why Are My Cheap AirPod Knockoffs Not Pairing With My Mac?
Bluetooth is a handy AF when it works, and annoying troubleshooting when it doesn’t work. In theory, it should just … always work. One device […]
Continue reading »Download and Print the Minimalist Art of Your Favorite TVs
After years of watching TV and getting to know the characters, it can feel like their homes are an extension of our own. In fact, […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Were Denied Opening a Bank Account
Bank accounts are easier to get approved than credit cards, but it is still possible to get rejected one at a time if you have […]
Continue reading »You Need to Charge Your Devices, Even If You Rarely Use Them
Nintendo recently warned Switch owners that not being able to charge their consoles regularly (in this case, at least every six months or so) could […]
Continue reading »What Mind Games Do You Play on Yourself During Exercise?
When I run hard, I never tell myself that I’m halfway there. Everything I just did, do I need to do it again ? Useless […]
Continue reading »How to Find Your Lost 401 (K)
Do you have a missing 401 (k) that you don’t know about? This is more common than you think. One US Department of Labor study […]
Continue reading »How to Take Better Photos on IPhone
Apple loves their Snapshot on iPhone ad campaign, which makes great billboards from photos that appear to have been captured on one of their regular […]
Continue reading »Parents Don’t Need to Take Care of Themselves, They Need Help
Even before the outbreak of the pandemic, it became popular to prioritize “self-service”. Parenting podcasts such as One Bad Mother have long discussed the challenges […]
Continue reading »Poison Ivy Changes Color in Autumn
If you hike a lot or walk in parks, you probably remember what poison ivy looks like, and if not, you should. The flyers are […]
Continue reading »You Can Make Instant Bread in an Instant Pot
It’s a bit ironic that the best time to bake bread (a cold, dark day) is the worst time to proof (or test) the bread. […]
Continue reading »You Have Less Than a Week to Declare Your Participation in the Global Agreement to Restrict Access to the Apple IPhone
Earlier this year, Apple admitted it was secretly suppressing older iOS devices and subsequently agreed to pay $ 500 million to settle a class action […]
Continue reading »9 Creepy Movies to Watch With Kids This Month
Admittedly, horror movies aren’t for everyone. Yes, I personally peeked around the corner at the age of six when my father watched Tales from the […]
Continue reading »How Votes Will Be Counted in 2020
Typically, five weeks before a presidential election, we focus on campaigning candidates to reach undecided voters. And while Donald Trump and Joe Biden are making […]
Continue reading »What Do Survey Observers Do?
Unsurprisingly, this week’s presidential “debate” was rife with misinformation about the upcoming election, including President Trump’s unconfirmed claims of systematic electoral fraud by Democrats and […]
Continue reading »How to Keep Your Samsung Motion Photos From This Google Photos Error
Isn’t it fun when technologies from one platform don’t mix with another? Owners of various Samsung Android devices are experiencing this joy first hand, as […]
Continue reading »The Most Common Voter Suppression Scams and How to Get Around Them
Voter suppression tactics are as old as the United States itself. Limited voting rights, electoral fees, fraud and, more recently, restrictions on voter identification and […]
Continue reading »Listen to Your Cake Before You Take It Out of the Oven
Baking is an activity that involves all of your senses. You should look at your dough to see if it has doubled in size, feel […]
Continue reading »Get a Time-Limited Discount on New Amazon Gear by Purchasing Old Tech
If you’re interested in one of Amazon ‘s many upcoming Alexa-powered devices , the company is offering a limited-time swap offer that could significantly reduce […]
Continue reading »How to Check If You Are Registered to Vote
With only a few weeks left until the election, it’s time to come up with a voting plan if you haven’t already. But before requesting […]
Continue reading »20 Things to Look Out for Instead of a Presidential Debate
Look, we are far from propagating political apathy ahead of “The Most Important Choices of Our Lives,” but take this as permission not to watch […]
Continue reading »When to Separate Side Fuss From Personal Taxes
We are living in an era of the gig economy, according to a 2019 Bankrate study , as nearly half of Americans make extra money […]
Continue reading »Use Non-Verbal Cues to Express Your Point of View While Wearing a Face Mask
Even though we’ve been wearing masks in public for several months now , some aspects remain a problem. Apart from the fact that they feel […]
Continue reading »How to Choose Between Resistance Bands and Dumbbells
Elastic bands and dumbbells are great for strength training at home as they don’t require a lot of storage space and are generally much cheaper […]
Continue reading »Try These New GeForce RTX 3080 Crash Drivers
When you spend hundreds of dollars on a top-notch graphics card, the last thing you want to deal with is countless crashes every time you […]
Continue reading »How to Make Sure Your Ballot Is Not Rejected
With just over a month left before the November elections, the fate of America’s political future has never been so uncertain. Some of the biggest […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Were Not Accepted for the Survey
The 2020 vote created unprecedented challenges – and so far we’ve only passed the primaries. It’s bad enough that the presidential elections are just weeks […]
Continue reading »How to Find the Best Google Meet Features on Android and IOS
The Google Meet apps for Android and iOS offer an optimized version of the video chat service desktop interface. The basic controls are simple and […]
Continue reading »How to Easily Cook Tender Vegetables
Blanching – boiling briefly before being immersed in an ice bath – is a standard method used to cook vegetables, which tend to lose their […]
Continue reading »Why Should You Strive for Yes With Your Children
Children hear a lot of no’s throughout the day. No, you cannot go to bed as long as you want; no, you cannot ride a […]
Continue reading »Should You Open a Bottle With a Knife?
Have you ever walked over to the fridge to pour yourself a frosty drink in a glass bottle and find you’ve lost your trusty bottle […]
Continue reading »Enrich Your Affogato With Coffee Ice Cream
If you’re a coffee lover, dessert drinks are no better than affogato, an Italian caffeinated treat made by pouring a shot of espresso onto a […]
Continue reading »How to Make Sure Your Vote Counts
As the last few months have shown, this electoral cycle will be challenging for voters – to put it mildly. With so much uncertainty and […]
Continue reading »Take “schooling” With Your Family
This pandemic was full of difficult moments, but there were also pleasant, silver-lined walks. I try to keep to those enjoyable walks, but for parents […]
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