If you’re like me, then you’re already gearing up for the holiday season. For some of us, it’s a marathon of events, shopping, and a glorious amount of food. For others, it’s about time with family, community, and a sense of cheer and wellbeing. However you may feel about the rapidly approaching Christmas music blasting in the grocery store, the holiday season is meant to bring people closer together! Here are a few of my favorite holiday tidbits and events for this year:
Everyone has been looking at their homes with renewed interest after the last year. A swath of time stuck inside and fewer local spots available for hangouts might have encouraged you to look at your indoor (and outdoor) spaces through a different light. Perhaps, like so many of us, you don’t know where to start making changes, much less how to get the work done. What makes a good investment in today’s market? Let’s take a look:
If you’ve been watching the real estate market over the past year then you know it’s a crazy time and it can feel completely overwhelming! Homes are being sold at record speeds, market prices are reaching all-time highs, and the demand for homes, especially along the Front Range, has created a supply shortage. So what does this mean for you?
I’m sure many of us are feeling an array of emotions when it comes to sending our kids back to school this fall! For some, this is simply what they’ve been doing and their children have been attending in-person with Covid-19 restrictions in place. For others, attending school might be a first-time experience.
Not to mention the whirlwind that is starting a new school year. We have to buy supplies, get ready for the rigorous schedule, and prepare for all the after-school activities! So how should we get ready?
Many of us are thinking about how to maintain a greener lifestyle and home.
But sometimes, it can be difficult to know what difference you can really make. Questions can come up around the real value (to you and the planet) of changes – and what the costs will be.
Whether it’s as big as installing solar panels on your roof or as small as timing your showers to conserve precious water, your efforts to be more eco-friendly have value inside and out. Also, I firmly believe that all efforts count – and that in fact, building small habits over time can be easier than forcing yourself into large projects and getting overwhelmed.
So what small habits can make a difference?
