Fall is already here, and the Texas temperatures are tugging at our heart strings! The holidays are growing near. As time flies by faster and faster with each year, it seems like there’s less time to prepare for guests and holiday feasts and festivities. November is half over! Blink once and it will be Thanksgiving.
Taking down holiday decorations can be daunting for some. …What kind of deep clean awaits you once the tree is gone? …Do you really have the energy to lug all that stuff back to the attic? …And could any damage be lurking behind that seasonal display?! Get organized this year with one handy tip list.
…You’re finally waking up from your tryptophan-laden nap (you know, from all that Thanksgiving turkey)…and as soon as you rub your eyes, you realize: the holiday season is officially here!! If you haven’t already filled your home with its usual holiday décor, take pause. Base your strategy this year on these key “dos” and “don’ts”
Showing your home some love usually means taking good care of it in terms of home maintenance, cleaning, and that LONG “honey-do” list. And yes, I recommend you do all of that!! But it’s November, the month of giving thanks, and there are some far more FUN ways to show your home some gratitude this
Preparing for the holidays earlier this year (yes, I’m going there—you’ll see why) is a savvy way of ditching avoidable stress later. When is that ever a bad thing?! So, here we are…in the second half of July…and for starters, right around this time every year, we start to see decorations for Halloween (which come
You want simple solutions. And you’re SICK of clutter. If that sounds familiar, you’ve probably been bogged down with those hard-to-store home items that drive all of us nuts! Stacks of paperwork, ironing boards and home gym gear…it REALLY piles up. But…how are you supposed to store weirdly-shaped or clunky things? Especially the things you
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