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There is a lot involved when you are buying your first home. From cobbling together a downpayment to school districts, closing costs, or planning the moving van. House shopping requires a lot of thinking and planning. Despite all the mental and financial resources it takes there are advantages when you consider buying a fixer-upper. Investing a fixer upper is a…
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Why Teaching Your Children to Do Chores Can Boost Their Confidence And Self-Esteem As parents, we want our children to grow up feeling confident and having plenty of self-esteem. This will help them as they get older and ensure they have a good chance of success – and happiness – in life. Yet it can be a challenge to…
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7 Smart Ways To Save Energy At Home Energy efficiency is a primary concern for American families since utilities account for a significant aspect of modern housing costs. As per the Department of Energy, the average American family spends about $2,200 annually on home utility bills. Thankfully, you can make several minor changes around your home to save money and…
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When it comes to dogs, we love them all. Big dogs, small dogs – dogs that yap. Even puppies that bite like our newest family member, Shadow von Pupperdo! He’s adorable. He’s also still teething and baby puppy teeth feel like razors. But why is this? What is it about dogs that messes with our brains? Why are we so…
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Most of us aren’t automatically savvy travelers, and after so long unable to travel due to Covid, we’re out of practice too. Being travel-savvy comes from mishaps like missed buses, cultural mishaps, and other mistakes. As you get more experienced, you’ll notice that you’re becoming more savvy. Speed up this process with these best travel tips for the ultimate adventures. …
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How much we can learn when we are curious about something is up to us, and especially the curiosity of your children can unlock so many worlds for them. You as parents, educators, and caregivers, have an obligation towards them to encourage them to explore and ask questions. This blog post from a guest writer will discuss ways to help…
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