Before you retreat inside to wait out winter, take some time to check your home’s exterior and other nooks and crannies are ready to face the cold (and hopefully, wet) weather. Blockages can cause water to back up and overflow into your roof. If you have lots of deciduous trees around your place and have… Read More »
Warm up with these antioxidant-rich teas and must-have tea accessories! With the cold and flu season upon us, the chill of the winter freeze still lingers, and we’re all too ready to curl up on the couch with a good book and a mug of hot tea. Not only does tea help warm us up… Read More »
We know that we’ve just returned from our winter holidays, but we’re already yearning for another break. It seems as though January has lingered on for several years now in our minds and escaping to a far-off, luxurious destination has never sounded better. Over the Christmas break, we wanted fun in the sun, pina coladas,… Read More »
The biggest stress factors to hit Brits this winter include being without heating or hot water, illnesses – and falling on ice. Energy bill hikes, worrying about home repairs and having to get up when it’s dark outside also topped a list of anxiety triggers as the nation braces itself for the ‘Beast from the… Read More »
Print this page SUNDAY, Jan. 13, 2019 — Skiing, snowboarding, skating and sledding are great ways to have winter fun, but be sure to take steps to reduce your risk of injuries, experts say. In 2017, U.S. emergency departments, doctors’ offices and clinics treated: 68,809 people for skiing-related injuries, 54,349 people for snowboard-related injuries, 52,308… Read More »
Tuesday, November 27, 2018 The holidays…decorations, family, friends, cheer, and relaxation as we near the end of the year. Oh, and probably feeling a bit sluggish from high sugar/alcohol intake, stress, lack of exercise and subsequent weight gain. What if we embraced all that’s great about the holidays and just left the rest. Wouldn’t it… Read More »