Happy day-after thanksgiving! Hopefully yesterday you gorged yourself just to the point of full-scale bodily exhaustion. And even still, your table was most likely left covered with platters full of yet-unconsumed food. I'll admit this is a bit after the fact at this point (unless you left clean up until today, which is gross, by the way) but I figure still useful information. Maybe you'll get it right for next year. Your aim in leftover ...

Just popping in today to wish you all the happiest of happy thanksgiving's. I would remiss not to mention this: from the bottom of my heart, I am so utterly thankful for your reading, commenting on and sharing these posts of mine. This blog has become such a very important part of my life-- the energy that goes into composing each and every post has been done so painstakingly, with your enjoyment in mind, please ...

Tis the season, as they say, when house guests abound. That may not be how they'd finish that sentence, but it is nonetheless true. With that in mind, I thought it only appropriate for us to review some houseguest guidelines. - Do have a clearly appointed room/ area in which you guest will lodge. That room should be clean, free from clutter, bad smells, the kitty litter box, and whatnot. - Do make sure you're well stocked ...

Today's post is a hit or miss, meaning you'll either relate or you won't--homeowners, that's most likely the target demographic for relating. People who are permitted to alter the wall colors in their places of residence. Such people will have stashes of paint, stashes that in some cases bear striking resemblances to entire Home Depot paint department aisles. Amassed upon re-doing a new home or desperately attempting to salvage hideous rooms in homes already owned, ...

This week, families across the US will gather together for the thanksgiving holiday. They will each do so in different manners, some eating cranberries, some clustering around the television to root for their beloved football teams, some sitting obediently at printed place cards, passing around dinner rolls and grilled asparagus and fried chicken, so that were you to peer into the dining room windows of homes throughout America, you might find a shared framework for ...