For many people, memories of childhood include a teddy bear or two (or more). Over the years, the stuffed toy has served as a beloved source of comfort and is often a first friend. In adulthood, people continue to cherish these cuddly bears and even collect them as a hobby. Because the teddy bear has…Continue reading
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A Guide to Grief: Stages of Grief, Coping Tips, Sympathy Flowers, and More
What Is Grief? The word “grief” describes the strong emotions felt when someone experiences a loss. Typically, people associate grief with a loved one’s death. However, there are different types of grief. Sometimes, when a loved one is diagnosed with a terminal disease, their loved ones experience anticipatory grief. People also grieve job losses, the…Continue reading
Fun Science Experiments Using Balloons
Who doesn’t love a colorful balloon floating overhead? They’re pretty and fun, and they’re also great to use for science experiments. Most of these experiments only require balloons and common objects like fans, vinegar, baking soda, coins, string, or egg cartons. You can do these experiments at home whenever you feel like playing around with…Continue reading
Your Garden and Cinnamon
Your Garden and Cinnamon Cinnamon likely has a prominent spot in your kitchen if you enjoy baking. Although sweet desserts may come to mind first when you think of cinnamon, it’s ideal in many savory dishes as well. But you can expand your use of cinnamon beyond the kitchen, too. Cinnamon makes an effective tool…Continue reading
Flowers that Attract Butterflies and Hummingbirds
Joanna Gaines of “Fixer Upper” fame is known for her love of nature. She once planted a butterfly bush just outside of her daughters’ bedroom, saying ”I wanted butterflies by the girl’s windows that they could see and enjoy.” She later found her efforts paying off after finding her daughter excitedly looking out of her…Continue reading
Celebrate Administrative Professionals’ Day!
Administrative Professionals’ Day is a holiday that recognizes the contributions of the many administrative workers throughout the country whose efforts help businesses to run smoothly. Administrative Professionals’ Day has been celebrated since 1952, when it was known as “Secretaries Day.” In 2000, the name was changed by the International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP). At many…Continue reading
6 Tips for Taking Care of Flowers in the Winter
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas… especially when you fill your home with poinsettias or stunning arrangements of crisp white lilies paired with luxurious red roses. While winter flower bouquets are as stunning as the season, extra care needs to be taken to ensure these blooms survive that cold winter kiss. Here is 6 Tips on to take care…Continue reading
40 Everyday Things to be Thankful For
Thanksgiving may be the one day of the year when we focus on giving thanks, but why should this day get all the fun? Each and every day offers something special to appreciate, from that scent of fresh flowers in the morning to that surge of relaxation you get when your head hits the pillow….Continue reading
How to Bring the Beauty of Fall Into Your Home – 6 Autumn Decorating Ideas You’ll Fall in Love With
The changing of the leaves, crackling fires under a chilly autumn sky, and a big mug of steamy apple cider in hand.. there’s no time of year quite as cozy as fall. Capture the spirit of the season by bringing the beauty of autumn home with these fall decorating ideas. Seasonal ScentsCinnamon, pumpkin spice, freshly-baked…Continue reading
9 Surprising Facts You May Not Know About Pumpkins
As I walked my dog Basil through my neighborhood a few days ago, I couldn’t help but notice all of the pumpkins perched on porches and window sills. I love to see the scary, funny, sad faces of pumpkins staring down at me. I even saw a pumpkin carved to look like a frightened cat….Continue reading