Holiday Hosting
Easy ways to be 'green' for the holidays
While the holiday season is a time of joy, giving and religious reflection, it also can be a time of excess. Holiday parties, meals brimming with more food than the average person can consume, wrapping paper tossed aside after minimal usage, and shoppers venturing for miles in cars in search of presents can all prove wasteful. » Read More
Gifts for your holiday host or hostess
Entertaining is part of the holiday season when hosts and hostesses open their homes to many friends and family to celebrate a time of giving and togetherness. Gifts for the host and/or hostess can show appreciation to the men and women who go above and beyond.» Read More
Eco-friendly ways to ring in the New Year
A new year is on the horizon and men and women across the globe are readying their New Year's resolutions. In recent years, more and more men and women have resolved to adopt a more eco-friendly lifestyle in the year ahead. » Read More
Tips for getting greeting cards out on time
Millions of greeting cards are sent out each holiday season. Estimates suggest that 85 percent of the United States population, or roughly 250 million people, mails out greeting cards. That adds up to billions of cards going through the postal system -- and all in a relatively short period of time.» Read More
Cook ahead of the holidays to save time
Holiday hosts and hostesses may want to put a storage freezer on their wish list this year. Having the ability to prepare meals in advance and store them easily for later use could prove invaluable -- especially for those who are opening their homes for the holidays.» Read More
Secrets to holiday baking success
Baking is popular come the holiday season, when baked goods are often gifted or shared with family and friends at holiday gatherings. Individuals turn out sweet treats left and right, and these treats are often gobbled up by appreciative holiday revelers. » Read More
Tips for families dining out for the holidays
Dining out for the holidays is a tradition for many families. Dining out has many advantages, including no cleanup once the meal is over and a more varied menu that provides guests more choices than the standard holiday fare.» Read More