Classic Cookbooks For The Chefs On Your Gift List
Sometimes older classic cookbooks make just as good gifts as new ones.
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Holiday Decorating: Five Things To Think About
Five tips for keeping holiday decorating focused on the celebration.
read the rest of this entry »Keep Those Holiday Photo Cards Coming
Don’t even think about posting your kids’ holiday photo on Facebook; there’s nothing like receiving an old-fashioned holiday photo card.
read the rest of this entry »Green Gifting
Low-impact, meaning gifts can be just as treasured, and are more kind to the planet.
read the rest of this entry »Sharing the “Wealth”
Sometimes sharing the wealth, especially in hard times, is its own reward.
read the rest of this entry »Fill Your Vase With Colorful Twigs And Sticks
Twigs, sticks and branches from the garden can make appealing indoor floral arrangements.
read the rest of this entry »Turkey Soup: A Solution For Overload
Get rid of that hulking turkey carcass by making some soup.
read the rest of this entry »E-retail Extravaganza: Gearing Up For Cyber Shopping
Black Friday is the new Cyber Monday ― and I’m there.
read the rest of this entry »Grandmother’s Recipe Box Reveals Family Culture
Even if you don’t cook from them, old recipes can bring a great glimpse in a family’s home life.
read the rest of this entry »Who Knew?
In case you were wondering, November is National Clean Out Your Fridge month.
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