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by Regan Burns Cafiso
There’s more to pulling off a successful holiday meal than getting the turkey roasted, carved and on the table by 4 p.m. In addition to the basics (invite, cook and serve), creative touches and clever planning set the framework for a meal that will make…
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by Diana Shepherd, provided
by Divorce Magazine Statistics say that one in two marriages end in
divorce. This sociological earthquake has left the old-style
nuclear family in ruins--but what effect is it having on the
economics of love? I really hate this, but I end up having to sign
checks to pay… Read More »
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by Supermarket Guru The
holiday doesn't have to be one of those gatherings where you
feel (and look) ashamed afterward. Neither is it something you
"survive." This Thanksgiving, we'll equip you with
basic caloric information on some holiday favorites and healthy
eating tips.… Read More »
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By Jeffrey Hollender, Geoff Davis and Reed Doyle
Once upon a time things were different in America's cleaning cupboards. In the days before the chemical revolution of the 20th century, our ancestors relied on naturally occurring materials and substances to help them with the housework.… Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (0) | Blog
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by Michele Capozzoli There
are so many details to take care of when you're hosting family
and friends for the holidays. What are you going to eat? Do you
have everything you need? When are you going to find time to clean
the house? But planning for Thanksgiving dinner doesn't have to
be… Read More »
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by iVillage.com If you are
perplexed because your pooch is getting a paunch or your feline is
no longer streamlined, consider their ancestors. Dogs and cats were
originally predators that ate whatever they could when they could.
It made sense because they were never sure when their next meal
was… Read More »
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6 Ways to Scare
the Kids and Spare the Earth by GreenYour.com Between adding
cobwebs to your home, stocking up on chocolate and deciding how to
dress a goblin, you’ve got a lot on your mind. Though tradition is… Read More »
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by iVillage
Half the fun of hosting a Halloween party is creating the scariest atmosphere possible. Here are a few hints to inspire the evil geniuses in your family.
Gruesome glow
Give the party room an eerie glow by using green lightbulbs instead of standard incandescent lightbulbs. You can find colored lightbulbs at your local hardware store or party specialty store.Scary accessories
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Decorate the room with spooky Halloween stuff: synthetic spiderwebs with big, fat, juicy plastic spiders, tombstones made out of cardboard or Styrofoam and construction-paper bats hanging on black threads from the ceiling. Use your imagination!- Let’s talk: Comment (2) | Blog
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by NBC News Correspondent Janet Shamlian
I usually catch NBC's The Office on a two-inch screen at 37,000 feet. It was there that I laughed out loud a few days ago. Dwight was at a cocktail party and questioned his host about the square footage of her home — the equivalent of social suicide. Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (7) | Blog
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by Erin Walsh Want to green your grocery cart, but think organic foods are out of your price range? Think again. If you pick and choose your spots and know how to shop smart, you can make healthy purchases that are good for you and your wallet.
Sally Fallon, author of the…
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