The early spring weather has allowed us to enjoy several meals being prepared or served outdoors. I really look forward to this time as it seems food always tastes better when cooked on the grill. Whether you are looking forward to family reunions, picnics or just grilling on the patio, there are several things to keep in mind so that everyone enjoys the food, and it stays safe.
We will all, at some time or another have time to reframe our focus to the big picture.
Preparing meals in advance can help save money; ultimately save time and remove a stressor from a busy day
When thinking of spring foods that aren’t readily available at other times of the year, what comes to mind?
All that scrubbing, sorting, and decluttering is doing more than sprucing up our houses - It boosts our mood and enhances our mental health
When we learn to only schedule up to 60 percent of our day, we have room for the unexpected
Where will you be on April 8 for the Solar Eclipse? The media has shared many stories and there’s a lot of planning by our emergency management officials and the communities to make sure that we are prepared for a huge influx of visitors. According to the Ohio Emergency Management Agency, total solar eclipses occur roughly every 1.5 years somewhere on Earth. Since the founding of the United States, only 21 total solar eclipses have crossed the lower 48 states.
Tax Day, April 15, is fast approaching, and research indicates that the closer we get to it, the more frequent are the schemes
With the time change, I’m really enjoying the extra daylight, but I must admit, the sleep schedule was a little more challenging this year
2024 is Leap Year, can we find ways to make that extra day count?
