I don’t know who celebrates Christmas and who does not, however, I do celebrate Christmas and so today I am wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas.
I wish that those who are celebrating are taking time to enjoy their family, forget how many gifts you did or did not get and just remember how blessed you are to be alive.
Merry Christmas my friends, thanks for stopping by to read my blog as often as you do! Much love.
We all know that dreary Monday morning feeling on a Sunday night, where we have to drag ourselves back into bed after an all-too-quick weekend. In fact, a survey by Gallup found that 85% of people hate their job – and when you spend a huge chunk of your life at work, it can really take a toll on your mental health, leaving you feeling drained and depressed all the time, and not just at work. There are things you can do, however, that can make work a better place to be in, and even enjoyable – and they aren’t hard to do, either. Do you realize how will generally be happy at work? Read on to find the best steps to take to put happiness back into work, and …
Whether you’re selling your home or looking to buy one, having a home inspection can be beneficial. As a seller, getting a home inspection can help you get a jump on things by finding out what type of repairs or upgrades your home may need in order to sell it. As a buyer, getting a home inspection is part of your due diligence to find out the condition of the home you’re interested in buying — before you sign on the dotted line. Having your own home inspections checklist as a buyer or seller, helps you get the most out of it. Home Inspections Checklist Learn about some of the things home inspectors look for when inspecting a house for sale. 1. A Functional HVAC System The HVAC — heating, …
Planning your second wedding can be even more fun than planning your first, especially when you have kids. While you may have thought you had it all figured out planning your first wedding, your life experiences may have altered your priorities a bit and changed the way you see things. This wedding will likely be quite a contrast, reflecting who you are now, not the bride you think people expect you to be. Embrace this exciting time for your new family by getting the kids involved in all aspects of your upcoming wedding. Here are a few ideas on how you can do this: 1. Ask for Their Opinions Get your kids to involve in the wedding from the beginning stages of planning your big day. Ask for their help …
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