An Easy Saran Wrap Ball Game Every once in a while I play a game at a party that I know I want to change up and recreate for my own family. This spring we played a saran wrap ball game at my nephew’s birthday party that was basically just going around a circle, each person unwrapping one layer of saran wrap, and keeping whatever prizes were inside. The kids loved it, even my kiddo who was the first one to get an empty layer....
“I bought these because of hot flashes at night. It has been a week of use and I’m in LOVE,” a reviewer wrote. “They are soft on both sides. One side is more cool and silky and the other is a very light soft velvety cotton (not real velvet but soft). They are cool to the touch always and I no longer wake up drenched in sweat.” Some users sleep on the 100 percent cotton side of the pillow in colder months, but hot sleepers prefer the cooling side year-round—either way, you don’t have to swap out your pillowcases as the seasons change....
When I first got pregnant, everyone told me that being a mom would be a change and that it would be hard. It’s been just over two years since I had my son and I can tell you right now that motherhood is hard. It’s so worth it, but it’s hard, easily the hardest thing I’ve ever done. Last December I had a life-changing moment that included yelling, crying, and hiding under my covers for longer than ever before....
One of the big milestones of adulting tends to be buying a house. And that may because renting is often seen as throwing away money. But is that really the case? On this week’s Money Confidential, host Stefanie O’Connell Rodriguez hopes to answer that question for Cheryl (not her real name), a 35-year-old living in Los Angeles, who had a bad experience owning her first home, and is considering never following that path again....
On this month’s episode, podcast hosts and Trader Joe’s employees Matt Sloan (the “Marketing-Product guy”) and Tara Miller (the “Director of Words and Phrases and Clauses”) do a deep dive into the non-edible items available at the grocery store. They’re talking beauty, cleaning, cosmetics, and more—a category they refer to as HABA, or Health and Beauty Aids. According to podcast guest Taryn, the category manager for Trader Joe’s, fruit extracts are what’s trending in Trader Joe’s HABA products that’ll hit shelves this summer....
Every piece of patio furniture in Outer’s Aluminum collection, which was originally released in April, was designed to be sleek and low-maintenance. The line consists of armchairs, loveseats, sectionals, and sets that can be arranged in various ways to fit your outdoor space. Available in both armed and armless designs, the aluminum collection has a modern design that sets it apart from traditional patio furniture that can often look bulky or outdated....
“This is the best bubble bath I have ever used. You only need a tablespoon to make a whole tub of tall bubbles,” wrote one review of the luxurious formula and light scent, while a second said, “Completely impressed. I knew the line of products were high quality, but my goal was to find the perfect bubble bath that made the perfect bubbles to water ratio, and [this] did.” What makes the formula so good?...
But is the pink princess philodendron worth the cost? Let’s dive into why this philodendron variety costs so much, where you can actually purchase one, and how to take care of it if you manage to bring one home. Pink Princess Philodendron Cost The PPP is so expensive because it’s rare. Although it’s a cultivar of Philodendron Erubescens, which is relatively common, pink variegation in philodendrons doesn’t happen on its own that often....
I love music and always have. When I was in high school I sang in all of the choirs possible including our very own high school show choir. It was nothing like the awesome acapella groups and show choirs now. We wore crazy sequin outfits and sang outdated songs. Even so, I loved it. And every time I go see a musical or watch a singing movie, it makes me want to get back into singing....
