Clean a Dirty Microwave With Lemon
We are very active in home improvement, as is usually the case when you are stuck inside the house for months. Last week we looked […]
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Explain the New Look of the Lost Squishy Animal With This Story
Every parent of a child with his beloved “mistress” lives in fear. Favorite blanket, stuffed toy or other stuffed toy – This is a favorite […]
Continue reading »Find Out When Other Apps Are Using Your Microphone or Camera With This Android App
One of my favorite tiny features in Apple’s upcoming iOS 14 operating system – critical to privacy and security – is a rare double feature. […]
Continue reading »Prepare to Pay Taxes After a Divorce on a Home Sale
There is no doubt about that – the protracted pandemic has caused serious damage to marriages. While some people struggle with job loss and make […]
Continue reading »Teach Your Kids to Take Meditative Snow Breaks
We could all use a little more mindfulness right now, but learning to meditate regularly can be intimidating, especially for children. But adding mindfulness to […]
Continue reading »What’s New on Netflix This Week of Jul 26, 2020
The most important innovations at Netflix this week give you the choice between diving into a turbulent past or gazing into the present. It’s hard […]
Continue reading »How to Watch a Meteor Shower in Progress Until 23 August
Between the recent rare comet and the 4th July penumbral eclipse, these were excellent few weeks for astronomy. But even more can be seen in […]
Continue reading »Build Your Own City With This Game
One of the strangest parts of isolation is the lack of interaction with your city or area. Whether you live in Manhattan or the Ohio […]
Continue reading »Spend Time With the Olympians Because They Are Suddenly Free This Summer
Back in March, with so many confident that peace would be restored and operational for Memorial Day, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) decided to postpone […]
Continue reading »How to Distinguish Constructive Criticism From Bullying
In the midst of “cultural abolition” and living in a highly politically polarized society, it is not uncommon to get feedback from other people. In […]
Continue reading »Check the Parking Situation for Group Rentals
Obviously, this is a “summer travel” because this is our only travel option. And for many, that means going somewhere (probably remote) and renting a […]
Continue reading »Use Psychological Distancing to Deal With Your Anger
Besides the fact that people are incredibly frustrated that our modern society is essentially destroyed by a virus, people have many other reasons to be […]
Continue reading »Get up Off Your Chair and Do Some Downhill Dogs
The yoga pose, known as the Downward Dog, is, as I always thought, one of the strangest movements and is considered relatively easy for beginners. […]
Continue reading »How to Get Asus ROG Phone 3 Live Wallpaper for Android
The Asus ROG Phone 3 is a powerful gaming device. Even his wallpaper is made to animate when you turn on his high-performance “X-Mode”. The […]
Continue reading »16 Tech Gadgets I Always Keep on (or On) My Desk
The geek desk may not be as flamboyant as the spice rack , but I am proud of all the tech equipment I have acquired […]
Continue reading »What Can You Expect From the Second Incentive Check?
While Congress ponders the details of the next stimulus package, one part has already been confirmed – another round of stimulus reviews. According to the […]
Continue reading »Never Wash Off Facial Tissues
In March and April – in those heady days of the outbreak of the pandemic – nothing seemed more important than toilet paper. The items […]
Continue reading »How to Manually Download Garmin Training Data
Did your Garmin watch suddenly stop working on Thursday? You’re not alone. The company was hit by an alleged ransomware attack that shut down all […]
Continue reading »How to Talk to Children About Reopening Schools (or Not Reopening)
Somehow it’s late July, which means some of our kids only have a few weeks to go back to class – or not. School districts […]
Continue reading »Just Make Popsicle Ice Cream
Every summer people lose all sorts of shit to frozen rosé wine, which – for me – is perfectly normal. I’ve ordered several from various […]
Continue reading »Fake Your Birthday When Creating New Online Accounts
Every time I sign up for a new website or service, I think to myself: How many places do I have my information in so […]
Continue reading »Essential Life Skills Needed to Be a Real Person
Many people are homeschooling their children right now, or trying to learn a new competency by spending most of their time at home, or both. […]
Continue reading »Start a Friendly Fridge to Feed Your Neighbors
If you’re looking for a way to support your community in these pandemic times – or if you have the luxury of having extra cash […]
Continue reading »How Did You Make Your Home More Livable During the Pandemic?
At the beginning of the pandemic, we were all in blissful denial of the permanence with which we would be stuck at home. Schools, offices […]
Continue reading »Please Do Not Use Tissue Toilet Paper
This story was written long before the pandemic, but now we are hoarding toilet paper and fearing the next shortage, and Nick Douglas’s message seems […]
Continue reading »The Secret to Perfect Homemade Popcorn Is Aluminum Foil
Popcorn is more than just a snack; for me it’s a way of life. My dedication to the lifestyle means I’m always interested in learning […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Strive to Use a 1% Loan
Raising your credit score often seems like a game, and you may not know the rules until you break one of them. One important rule […]
Continue reading »Why Can’t I Transfer Text Messages From Android to IOS Easily?
I can’t remember the last time I switched between Android and iOS as my daily driver – the phone I use for all my personal […]
Continue reading »Transform Your TV Into a Digital Art Gallery With This Free App
Wall-mounted TVs are great for watching movies, but they just take up a lot of space when you’re not using them. Instead of letting that […]
Continue reading »It’s Even More Important to Get a Flu Shot This Year.
I told you all in January : if you’re worried about the coronavirus – it wasn’t in the US at the time, but people were […]
Continue reading »How to Block a Song You Hate on Alexa
Excerpt from my pandemic diary, day 132: “Today the kids asked Alexa to play Roar 53 times. I can feel myself losing my mind. I’m […]
Continue reading »How to Get Rid of Google Meet in Gmail
If you’ve never known what Google Meet is before, you probably know; at least I am constantly reminded of the existence of this free video […]
Continue reading »Should I Worry About Instacart Data Leaks?
If you are an Instacart shopper, hackers can sell your data online. According to a recent Buzzfeed report, 278,531 Instacart accounts are being sold in […]
Continue reading »How to Prevent Hearing Loss in Children From Using Headphones
Many parents lost time in front of the screen during the pandemic, and this is understandable. Most experts agree that the extra screen time right […]
Continue reading »Make a Plan for Extra FSA Money
As the coronavirus rages on, it’s easy to lose track of time. If you have a ton of money in flexible spending accounts (FSA), you […]
Continue reading »How to Attend San Diego Comic-Con at Home
In-person conferences and conventions are obviously not taking place this year, but San Diego Comic-Con International, which usually takes place in mid-July in San Diego, […]
Continue reading »How to Know When It’s Time to Buy New Sneakers
Running shoe manufacturers state that you need to change your running shoe every 300-500 miles. If you follow their recommendations, you will throw away shoes […]
Continue reading »Dip Vegetables in Ramen Powder
When you think about dipping foods, you can probably imagine dipping them in a bowl of creamy sauce , often crazy. This is usually done […]
Continue reading »Can I Clean My Entire Oven With Lemon?
Remember the beginning of the quarantine when we were all baking bread and doing big cooking projects for dinner every night? Well, it’s summer now […]
Continue reading »What to Do If You Still Haven’t Received Your Tax Refund
When nationwide blackouts began in March, the IRS closed many of its offices . Although staff returned before the 15 July tax deadline , there […]
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