Home as we know it keeps us safe, it keeps us warm, it keeps us dry, and it keeps us comfortable. It also keeps us connected. Our world today has us absorbed by electronics. We lose out on so many precious moments of life because our attention is drawn away by a ring, a ding, …
Your home is your place of comfort. It offers you a sense of protection and it makes you feel welcomed each time you walk through the door. Your home is the place where your family builds traditions and makes memories. It is also the place where you entertain loved ones. Why not make it the …
Every job is important. But what happens if you can’t work? Not because of illness or disability, but because of weather. Yes, of course, almost all of us who work in warm, cozy offices would love to call in sick from work on the coldest day in February and stay nestled in our beds. But …
We do not always know when a natural disaster is coming. Floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes and tsunamis are all capable of doing massive amounts of devastating damage. While we cannot always prevent natural disasters, we can learn how to prepare for a natural disaster before and after. Between organizing your own emergency kit and …
Life gets busy sometimes. Our phones are always making some sort of ding, ring, chirp, vibration alerting us to calls, emails, text messages, app notifications. Sometimes we need to step away. The idea of running out into the woods, popping up a tent and secluding yourself may sound delightful. The idea of actually doing it, …
Hosting any successful event requires planning carefully for any possible contingency, and barbecues are one outdoor event that demands being ready for any type of weather. Whether you are hosting a formal corporate barbecue or a casual family reunion, planning ahead will ensure that no one gets sunburned and your food does not get drenched. …
Have you ever considered building your own personal greenhouse? Picture yourself surrounded by many rows of greens and picking veggies for your dinner in the middle of January in Wisconsin. Unlikely? Think again. Greenhouses allow you to grow plants, fruits, vegetables, and flowers all year round, despite the climate in which you live. Between clear span …