Celebrate Black History Month

Celebrate Black History Month

Moms / Mom Tips

It doesn’t matter whether you’re black or white… February is an important month as it marks Black History Month. It’s the ideal time to teach your children about the many contributions of African-Americans throughout history. Originally, Black History Month was limited to just one week called Negro History Week, but…

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Is your House Aligned with Feng Shui?

Is your House Aligned with Feng Shui?

Horoscope / New Age

by R.L. Hanlon Feng shui translates literally to “wind” and “water” and is an ancient Chinese practice that dates back more than 3,000 years. Feng shui is about balancing the natural energies and elements of the earth and incorporating them into our lives to attract auspicious energies. The earth and…

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Pick-Up Tactics That Work

Pick-Up Tactics That Work

Diet & Fitness / Mind & Body

If you’re a single woman who is in the market for a great date, you may be wondering about how to successfully pick up men (or women), particularly if you’ve decided that you would like to meet someone the old fashioned way – i.e. in person and face-to-face. Once you…

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The Perks of Holiday Singlehood

The Perks of Holiday Singlehood

Love / Love Tips

Spending the holidays without a mate might seem like a bleak prospect for some single people. The thought of having someone to share gifts, fireside cuddles and traditions is appealing, and it can be disappointing if it doesn’t happen. But there are some major benefits of handling the holidays solo….

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How to Prep Skin for Cold Weather

How to Prep Skin for Cold Weather

Style & Beauty / Beauty

Don’t let old man winter ruin your holiday photos – you can help avoid the winter skin blues by following these skin prep tips for cold weather care. Even if you’re not in a snowbound region, the change in seasons can be a rough time for your skin. In most…

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The 5-Second Rule: Is it Safe to Eat?

The 5-Second Rule: Is it Safe to Eat?

Moms / Mom Tips

We’ve all heard the old wives’ tale that if food dropped on the ground or other surface is picked up within five seconds that it’s safe to eat. If you have small kids who drop food on a regular basis and stuff it right into their little mouths, then a…

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Why Do We Celebrate Grandparents Day?

Why Do We Celebrate Grandparents Day?

Moms / Activities

Grandparents Day began with the idea of honoring the elderly and championing the cause of the lonely in nursing and retirement homes. Marian McQuade, a housewife from West Virginia, brainstormed the idea, which was later to become a nationally recognized holiday, thanks to Jimmy Carter in 1978. Now the holiday…

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