Thursday, January 13, 2022On a cold winter night, if you're anything like our family, you enjoy a crackling fire in the fireplace. One of the most pleasant elements of the otherwise cold and difficult season is watching the light dance on the walls and savoring its warmth. There's no denying that having a fireplace in your house is appealing. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, January 5, 2022Before a Wildfire: Prepare Your home Shut all windows and doors, including openings to your attic and vents, to prevent embers from entering your house. Turn off your gas. This will help prevent feeding a fire and reduces risk to your home. Turn off and move any grill propane tanks at least 30 feet away from your home. READ MORE >>
Sunday, December 26, 2021Gift cards, chocolates, and holiday greetings are nice. But if you’re doing work for us, all we really want is for you to just do what you say you’re going to do: Show up on time Finish your job on time Do a good job Don’t give me headaches Take ownership READ MORE >>
Monday, December 20, 2021As a result of pandemic-related personnel shortages and supply chain interruptions, small businesses are experiencing more holiday season stress than normal this year. With so much out of their control, business owners must learn to manage their worry. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, December 15, 2021The winter solstice, which occurs in the Northern Hemisphere between December 20 and 23, marks the beginning of winter. The winter solstice falls on Tuesday, December 21 this year, however the exact day varies from year to year. The winter solstice marks the year's shortest day and longest night. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, December 8, 2021General Safety Rules For The Holidays: Matches, lighters, and candles should all be kept out of reach of children. Smoking should not be done near flammable decorations. Make a fire escape plan in case a fire breaks out in the house. Make sure that everyone in the family knows what to do. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, December 1, 2021Holidays are best spent at home rather than in a doctors office. Watch Out For Your Kids Kids feel excited when they visit a new place, meet new people, or have new experiences. Many places aren't as safe for children as your own home. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, November 24, 2021We're going to presume you've already planned your Thanksgiving feast. You've planned your menu and ordered your turkey, whether you're celebrating with family and friends or keeping it small this year. But the day is about more than just eating. READ MORE >>
Monday, November 15, 2021As we move into the holiday season there are many opportunities for our kids to want to join in with helping make treats and meals for the family. There are many safety considerations to keep in mind to keep them safe and have some fun so play safe so everyone has fun! READ MORE >>
Monday, November 8, 2021If your pet is anything like mine, he or she will like playing in the snow and being outside in the cold. All pets, like humans, are unique, thus their cold tolerance varies. My dog can stay outside for hours, whereas my parents' dogs would prefer stay inside than brave the "polar vortex." READ MORE >>
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