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Tips to Get You Ready for Tailgate Season!
Are you ready for some football? If you’re like most Americans, chances are good you are probably marking off the days on your calendar until the season starts. And, we’re not just talking about partying with the big boys in the NFL; for the first time in history, attendance at NCAA college football games broke […]
10 Secrets of a Well-Balanced Caregiver
While there is some small comfort in knowing others share the pressures you feel, caring for an aging parent is often a matter of carving out time and finding services that will help make your life easier. But you want to make your aging parents’ life as comfortable as possible too. Whether your elder parents […]
Spot the Difference!
It’s time for another spot the difference contest! Check out these 2 photos below and see if you can find the 10 differences. One lucky winner will be randomly selected to win a $25 gift card! Comment below with the 10 differences you found. We will be hiding all of the answers/comments until midnight EDT […]
City vs. Suburban Living
City vs. Suburban Living Rent was 6% higher in May 2012 than at the same time last year in the United States. [1] As rent rises, many are looking for cheaper and more affordable housing for themselves and their families. In some areas, it definitely pays off to live outside the city. Omaha, NE vs. […]
How to Keep Your Apartment Clean
These 5 tips will help you keep your Apartment feeling organized and clean, and they won’t take much effort from you! Do them everyday for a tidy home. 1. Always make your bed in the morning. Smooth those sheets, pull up the comforter, and straighten a few pillows. A straight bed makes the bedroom […]
55+ Living: Why You Should Retire in Washington, D.C. Area
The Washington, D.C. area may not be a hot retirement destination like the Sun Belt, but there are plenty of advantages to retiring near the nation’s capital. “Near” is a key word. The D.C. region is home to 6 million people, and only about 680,000 of them live in the District of Columbia itself. The […]