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March 8, 2021 |
Tip of the Day It might sound counterintuitive, but it’s worth planning to do nothing. Set aside time this weekend just for the sake of having unscheduled and uncommitted time. |
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7 Nontoxic Cookware Brands That Are Worth the Money |
If you can’t remember the last time you bought cookware, it’s time for something new. Invest in nontoxic cookware brands for the best and healthiest cooking experience. Read More » |
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I Keep These Stressbusters on My Desk, and You Should, Too |
Whether you work from home or at an office, stress is often part of the equation. While there’s no miracle solution, there are some items you can keep on your desk to ease anxiety and help you relax. Read More » |
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Make Laundry Day Less of a Hassle with These Essentials |
Laundry is one of those household chores that seemingly never ends. Because it doesn’t. Whether you have a large family or just burn through a lot of workout clothes, you can easily spend hours each week sorting and folding. However, there are some handy laundry essentials out there that can help you burn through those loads much faster. Read More » |
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Will Spring Arrive on Time in Your Area This Year? |
In case you hadn’t heard, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow on Groundhog Day this year, which, to believers, means more winter is on the way. Well, according to AccuWeather’s seasonal forecast, the famous woodchuck could be correct. Read More » |
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» 💻 The COVID Zoom Boom Is Reshaping Sign Language Deaf people are adapting signs to accommodate the limitations of video communication while working from home. » 🥜 Your Weird Pandemic Meals Are Probably Fine During the pandemic, a lot of your routines probably went right out the window—including the fabled three-square-meals a day. If you’re eating one big meal, two meals, or even just lightly snacking all day instead of meal prepping, you’re certainly not alone. » 🌷 2021 Will Be The ‘Year Of The Yard,’ As More Americans Plan To Improve Outdoor Spaces If 2020 was the ‘Year of Home Improvements’ as people fixed up their homes during quarantine, 2021 is shaping up to be the year everyone overhauls their yards. |
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Everything Coming to Netflix the Week of March 8, 2021 |
Netflix does a lot of things well (hello, original series and movies), and one of them is variety. The streaming service knows how to diversify its genre offerings, and that’s exactly what it’s doing this week. From new reality shows, to a family film starring Jennifer Garner, there’s plenty to catch. Read More » |
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7 Gorgeous Hanging Planters to Invigorate Small Spaces |
When it comes to houseplants, one of the biggest problems is often figuring out where to put them. If you don’t have a ton of space for potted plants, or your windowsills are on the narrower side, these lovely hanging planters could be the perfect solution! Read More » |
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HOW-TO GEEK Dogs, Dinosaurs, and Wine: The Lost CD-ROMs of Microsoft |
In the 1990s, Microsoft produced a wide range of multimedia CD-ROM educational and entertainment titles under the brand “Microsoft Home.” These guides covered topics as diverse as dogs, dinosaurs, wine, and gardening. We take a look at some of these forgotten classics. Read More » |
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REVIEW GEEK The Best Dice and Dice Accessories for Dungeons & Dragons |
Battles, looting, taverns, and, yes, even the eponymous dungeons and dragons are undoubtedly what makes RPG Dungeons & Dragons tick, but it’s really the dice that are the game’s heart. That’s why we rounded up an adventuring party and scoured the internet for the best dice and dice accessories for D&D. Roll for initiative and see what we found! Read More » |
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