6 Easy Steps to Freezing Fresh Corn

With just a few more weeks of fresh corn season to go, now is a perfect time to freeze corn so you can enjoy it throughout the winter. The process is a little messy, but you’ll thank yourself in the cold months when you taste that sweet corn! 1. Husk corn and remove the silk. 2. Blanch corn in boiling water for 5-6 […]

Personalized Backpacks

Put a personal touch on kids' back to school gear with a monogrammed backpack.

Locker Luxe

Locker decor that aids you in staying organized as well as adding some style.

Outdated Milk? Make Rice Pudding

What can you do with outdated milk? Make something sweet from something gone sour! Jeanine Doody of Two River Dairy suggests making rice pudding. “This is a family favorite of mine,” Jeanine told us, “Aunt Angie’s Rice Pudding. It’s a pretty big batch so it’s perfect to share with your friends or neighbors!” Ingredients 1/2 gallon of milk 1 cup […]

Using Your Own Garden for Entertaining

When I was young, my Aunt Ellen never came for a visit without cutting roses from her garden as a hostess gift for my Grandmother. I remember the beautiful multicolored and scented bouquets and how my grandmother would rave about them. I can hardly picture my Aunt’s face without thinking of her prized roses. Years […]

Aging DIY Projects

A distressed and antiqued piece of furniture can add a unique charm to any room. And if you do it yourself, the process of distressing and antiquing furniture is very inexpensive.

A Runner’s Tips for Injury Prevention

Be smart about your training and you'll have a much better chance of remaining injury-free.

5 Foods That Balance the Aging Process

If you are what you eat, can you eat yourself younger? You can definitely help to reverse the signs of aging.