Summer can get expensive fast, but it doesn’t have to. If you’re looking for places to visit this summer that won’t blow your budget, there are plenty of fun, low-cost (and even free) options right around you. Many of the best summer experiences don’t require travel, tickets, or hotel stays. Here’s a… Read More »10 Free (Or Inexpensive) Places To Visit This Summer
Building work is notoriously associated with a ‘con-man’ culture. Even companies not out to take your money and run will often charge dramatically over the odds if they can. The replacement of your guttering, soffit, and fascia is no exception. It’s common to have salespeople knock at your door or… Read More »Tips and Advice for Soffit and Fascia Replacement
Dinosaurs have long captured the imagination of both young and old, sparking curiosity about a world that existed millions of years ago. Whether you’re a budding paleontologist, a parent looking for educational yet fun reads for your child, or a dinosaur enthusiast, the right book can transport you back to… Read More »Discover The Best Dinosaur Books For Every Dino Enthusiast
A sudden sore throat or fever often leaves you wondering what illness you’re dealing with. Is it just, in fact, a common cold? On the other hand, could it be the flu, or something more serious like H1N1? While these illnesses share similar symptoms, understanding their differences can help you… Read More »The Truth About Cold, Seasonal Flu & H1N1 Symptoms
I’ve been mulling over how to write these posts for days. Instead, I’ve opted to write them into one big, long post, because they truly intertwine with one another. Let’s start off by saying that this was my first BlogHer. Yes, I was a BlogHer virgin. Okay, enough with the… Read More »BlogHer ’09 Recap & My Thoughts On The PR Blackout