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10 Ways to Celebrate National Book Lovers Day!
We’ll take any excuse to celebrate our love of the written word, and August 9’s National Book Lovers Day gives us a great one. 10 Ways to Celebrate National Book Lovers Day 1. Visit your local library 2. Reread an old favorite 3. Drop some literary references 4. Get a new bookshelf 5. Give the […]
9 Easy Tips for Organizing Your Bedroom – Make the most of your space by conquering clutter.
The most serene bedrooms share several things in common: a soft color scheme, a pampering, luxurious bed, soft but adequate lighting, and growing greenery, to name a few. But one thing you’ll never find in a tranquil, calming bedroom is clutter. Disorganization is the enemy of relaxation; it’s hard to drift off into quality […]
100+ Cheap or Free Things to Do This Summer
When we think of childhood Summers, we think of balmy nights chasing fireflies, walking barefoot on hot sand, and hours of fun that didn’t cost a thing. Just because we’re adults doesn’t mean we have to drop a ton of money to celebrate our favorite season! There are endless activities you can do this Summer, […]
Are You Pet-Ready? 4 Things to Consider
Charles Schulz once said, “happiness is a warm puppy,” and he couldn’t have been more right (of course, this goes for all other furry friends, too). There’s nothing like coming home from a long day to see your pet waiting by the door for you, watching the look on his face when you grab a […]
Apartment Resident Debate On Proper English :)
Using ‘this’ or ‘next’ to describe a coming day of the week There is sometimes disagreement among English speakers when labeling days in a sequence with this and next, and you may hear people say either this or next to refer to the coming day. If you study sequences of time more carefully, it can help you to understand […]
3 biggest problems with the new ban on texting in Texas
With all the hubbub in Texas over bathroom bills and whatnot, one bill that quietly swooped into place is a statewide ban on texting and driving. It goes into effect on September 1. Governor Greg Abbott signed the bill but with reservations. At a news conference, he expressed concerns that a city could usurp the state’s power and […]
