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  • FEATURED

    Hosting Your Next Party Will Be A Breeze

    05/13 /No Comments

    If you’re someone who loves to host parties and gatherings but you’ve not been able to do so in recent years for whatever reason, the time may have come back around for you. But, having not done this for a while, it’s possible that you’re starting to get nervous about hosting your next party, what you need to do, and how you can ensure that everything goes well. Try not to stress, even though we know that’s tough, because we’ve got some advice for you.     Pexels CCO License   Invites to your Party   We’re going to start by looking at the invites. If you want people to…

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    6 Fun Things to Do When You’re On the Road To Beat Boredom!

    05/09 /No Comments

    Long train rides, airport layovers, coach delays can equal boredom! They can drag on forever if you don’t have something to do. But with a little prep and a few ideas in your back pocket, those quiet hours can actually be pretty enjoyable. Whether you’re solo or with friends, here are a few fun and easy ways to pass the time when you’re stuck in transit.     Photo Credit Get Lost in a Podcast or Audiobook Podcasts are perfect for travel. You can pop your headphones in, shut out the noise around you, and just let someone tell you a story or teach you something new. If you’re into…

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    How Parents Can Mentally Reboot After a Stressful Week

    05/08 /1 Comment

    To mentally reboot after those weeks that feel like a blur but also weirdly endless at the same time? The ones where everything goes a little sideways, the house looks like a tornado hit it, and by Friday, your brain feels like it’s running on fumes? Well, for the most part, there’s this weird pressure to pull it all together the second the week ends. Like, alright, time to fix everything, deep clean the kitchen, plan Pinterest-level meals, and be a fully functioning person again by Monday. Except… who has the energy for that? Most people just want to have chill time, because yeah, you really do owe it to…

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    Have You Been a Victim of Medical Malpractice? Here’s What You Should Know

    05/07 /No Comments

    Everything in life carries risk, and even in settings where it seems all is done to mitigate that risk, there are still slip-ups and mistakes when human error is introduced.Ā    When someone visits a doctor for medical advice or a surgical procedure, they place their trust in the professional to diagnose them properly or perform the surgery with expert precision, but unfortunately, this isn’t always the case.   Being a victim of medical malpractice can be an extremely stressful experience; it’ll feel like there’s a huge amount to sort out to get yourself back on your feet as you navigate an array of physical, psychological, or practical matters.Ā   …

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    What To Do If You Need To Hire A Lawyer

    05/06 /No Comments

    The majority of people go through their lives assuming that they’ll never really need to hire a lawyer. After all, when you follow the law and are cautious in your day-to-day life, it often seems like something that happens to other people, rather than yourself.   However, the truth is that there are many scenarios when hiring a lawyer is necessary (even if you’ve not done anything wrong yourself). For example, you could be involved in a car accident or get injured at work; both of which are scenarios when having a legal professional on hand can prove useful.   Photo by Giammarco Boscaro on Unsplash   With that in…

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    Embracing ā€œJam Girl Summerā€: Sourdough, Sunlight & Slowing Down

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    The Season of Slower Living Has Arrived! Jam Girl Summer isn’t just a trend—it’s a soft rebellion. In a world that rewards hustle and hyper-productivity, this gentle movement calls us to pause, breathe deeply, and return to the simple pleasures that make life feel full. Think cottagecore meets homemade joy: garden dirt under your nails, the scent of sourdough rising in the kitchen, and laughter over clinking mason jars at a backyard ā€œjam-boree.ā€ This summer, we’re choosing slow, intentional living—and inviting our families to join us for the ride.   Photo Credit Start Your Mornings the Jam Girl Way Forget rushing out the door or scrolling your phone first thing.…

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    Unveiling Mexico’s Coastal Gems: Tulum, Cozumel & Beyond – Your Ultimate 2025 Travel Guide

    05/01 /1 Comment

    Mexico’s Coastal Gems! Ready to dive into the vibrant heart of Mexico’s most captivating coastal destinations? From the ancient mystique of Tulum’s ruins to the underwater wonders of Cozumel, and the sun-kissed shores of Puerto Vallarta, Isla Mujeres, and Cabo San Lucas, we’re embarking on an adventure you won’t forget! If you’re dreaming of turquoise waters, rich culture, and unforgettable experiences, you’ve landed in the right place. Join me, Tanya Michelle, Creator of The Mama Life, as we explore the “Mexico’s Top Places to Visit.” Let’s unravel the secrets of these stunning locales and plan your dream Mexican getaway. Get ready to discover why Mexico’s coasts are a must-visit in…

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    15 Must-Read Yard Sale Tips: How to Host a Successful Sale That Attracts Buyers

    04/26 /No Comments

    Hosting a yard sale is a great way to declutter your home, earn some extra cash, and give unused items a second life. Whether you’re organizing one outside a home in Sacramento, CA or setting up shop at a house in Louisville, KY, preparation is key. In this Redfin article, we’ll show you how to run a successful yard sale from start to finish. From prepping your items to pricing and promotion, here’s everything you need to know to run a smooth and profitable yard sale.   Plan ahead and pick the right date Timing is everything. Yard sales typically perform best on Saturday mornings when shoppers are most active…

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    Exploring the Great Outdoors: Family-Friendly Activities for Nature Lovers

    04/25 /No Comments

    There’s something about the great outdoors that brings people together.Ā  Whether it’s the fresh air, the open space, or the break from screens, nature has a way of slowing things down and helping families reconnect. If you’re looking to spend more quality time with your loved ones, heading outside with your kids might be the best place to start.Ā  The great outdoors offers something for everyone, no matter your age or experience level.Ā    Photo sourced from PexelsĀ      Activities for Families with Young Children For families with young children, a walk through a local nature trail can turn into an afternoon of discovery, and it can teach them…

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    Gen X Mental Health: The Generation That Bottled It Up Is Starting to Speak Out

    04/24 /2 Comments

    For all the talk about The Anxious Generation, you’d think Gen X disappeared off the map. The media focuses on Gen Z’s digital overload and Millennials’ burnout—important conversations, no doubt. But let’s not forget the in-between generation that raised itself, stayed quiet, and is now navigating midlife with a smile and clenched jaw. Yep, Gen X. The reality? Gen X mental health is a quiet crisis. And it’s time we stopped pretending otherwise.   The Forgotten Middle Child of Generations Gen X (born roughly 1965 to 1980) was raised during a time of economic uncertainty, high divorce rates, and latchkey afternoons. We were the first generation of kids who came…

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