Everyone loves a clean home! Now that spring is here, it’s time to ditch the winter wonderland and bloom on over into spring cleaning time! Spring cleaning is very therapeutic and a perfect way to start the new season. So, let’s start by cleaning your house from top to bottom. Here are some tips to help get moving and start on your spring cleaning! Read More
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to create art out of canned food? Wonder no more! This weekend, Angelenos can get a glimpse at some stunning canned food art thanks to the March CanstructionLA Competition (scroll down for the location and time). CanstructionLA is an organization that invites architects, engineers, and designers to create fun and exciting art structures strictly out of canned food! There are even judges to award prizes to the best canned food art display. Read More
March Madness basketball season is here! You know what that means? It’s game day all month! Time to gather your friends and family to watch some hoops! There are so many great things about hosting a viewing party, and since its March Madness month, I am going to tell you some ways you can make a difference on game day. Check out how I make game day super fun: Read More
St Patricks Day is almost here! It’s time to get ready for green, green, and more green! Everything can be green on St Patricks Day, even your clothes and food recipes. If you decide not to wear green, watch out or you’re friends may pinch… Read More
Welcome to the Big Easy! New Orleans, Louisiana! New Orleans is full of history, culture, music and, of course, its creole cuisine. With history around every corner, New Orleans is a unique place to call home. Have you ever considered moving to New Orleans? Take a trip down south with me right now!
Do you share a room with your sister, brother, cousin or friend? Sharing a room can be an adjustment, but it can still be tons of fun! There are many ways to share a room while still staying true to you. Here are a few ways to make your shared room perfect:
Coming home from the hospital after a long stay is like being a stranger in your own home. Everything around you is familiar and safe, but it doesn’t feel like home. The bed is too big, the room too quiet, the world too vast in contrast to the 10′ x 10′ room you have inhabited for the past two weeks. The warmth of the world is too hot and burns your skin. The ghost of an I.V. cord attaching you to the hospital remains, making you feel like at any moment the cord will snap and pull you into your rightful place of a hospital bed and four-o’-clock-in-the-morning vital signs. Read More