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Decorating in the rustic style is not always an easy task. Finding the right balance between many different elements with a great deal of character can be a daunting task. This article will give you a few pointers on some of the best ways to bring rustic charm to your home. Add some character to […]
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At the first of the year, many of us engage in making self-improvement promises we may – or may not – keep. We promise to diet, to be better with money, to quit smoking or drinking. We may also make promises to improve our homes. If that’s the case, try getting started with the following […]
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With the holidays just around the corner, Christmas shopping sits center stage. Video games, DVDs, Ipod’s, a 2008 Hummer, all kinds of people ask for all sorts of things. Some people are easier than others: teenagers are typically satisfied with clothes, sports zealots are typically happy with paraphernalia representing “their team,†and kids are typically […]
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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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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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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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If you are a seasoned veteran of throwing dinner parties, having seemingly served as many people as the burger joint on the local corner, chances are you know what you’re doing (or your guests are just too nice to say otherwise). For the first time thrower or the thrower who has yet to find their […]
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As fall looms around the corner, those of you who are college kids are likely getting ready for life on your own. Packing up clothes and filling suitcases with your parent’s stuff – a stapler, scissors, a plasma television – you head for the hills, or at least the universities. Though some of you will […]
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In recent weeks, we have written about some of the shows of the DIY network, a network dedicated to the inner do-it-yourselfer in all of us. With programs featuring, in a nutshell, just about everything, the DIY network brings the expertise of contractors to a place we all can relate: our televisions. Not only do […]
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