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From opening presents on Christmas morning to putting out cookies for Santa on Christmas Eve night, the holidays are filled with all kinds of traditions. Some of these traditions are fun (opening presents, natch), while others can be tiring (the annual visit from the in-laws), but they are, nonetheless, tradition and part of holiday history. […]
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Some of us are always up on the most recent technology: we keep in step with the Joneses so much that we have the latest and greatest gadgets practically before they are invented. Others of us aren’t as hip. This isn’t to say we are Amish, we just can’t seem to part with certain antiquities: […]
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Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree, how lovely are your fake, no real, no fake branches. Yes, it’s that time of year again: the time to go out on a limb and decide what kind of Christmas tree is worthy of being displayed from the corner of our living rooms. Now, some of us may […]
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Yes, it’s almost that time of year again: the holidays. Reindeer, Santa, fruitcakes, stockings, visions of sugar plums dancing in our heads, and, of course, Christmas lights. Adding a sense of essence to a neighborhood house, Christmas lights are hung from chimneys, and roof eaves, with cheer. But, remember, danger soon could appear. In order […]
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Parents, friends, cousins, in-laws. Alone, in twos, in fours, in busloads. The holidays are when they all surface. Arriving at your front door with large suitcases and open-ended plane tickets, t’is the season for the company. Holiday company can be a joyous thing: it’s great to see people you haven’t seen in ages, particularly when […]
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It is estimated that the average person lives in eleven different places during their lifetime. This can include extraordinary moves, such as picking up in Ohio and setting down in London, or not so extreme ones, such as moving your inflatable furniture from college apartment 1A to college apartment 3B. Whether the move is big, […]
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Ghosts. Goblins. Hazards around the home: Halloween is filled with potential dangers. Not only do you have to make sure your kids are safe, teaching them to stay in groups and checking their candy before they eat it, but you also have to make sure your house is safe. The following are tips on how […]
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Whether you’re a new homeowner, an old homeowner, or even a new old homeowner, there are several things you need in order for your house to work. Roof? Check. Front door, back door? Check, check. Couches, TV, and closet space? Check, check, check. These kind of things are just essential: it’s hard to have a […]
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As we say goodbye to summer, waving solemnly and promising to write, fall approaches. A knock on the door causes us to look out, noticing through the peephole that Jack Frost sits on the porch. We try to act like we aren’t home, turning off the lights and hiding behind the couch, but it’s no […]
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So, you’re getting married. Let me be the first person (or the hundred and first-person) to say congratulations. Planning a wedding can be hectic – getting a place, hiring a caterer, finding a photographer – but it can also be fun. The wedding registry, for example, is often an enjoyable part of the preparation. Even […]
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