The 4th is a day filled with glorious grilled meats, sparkling fireworks, and socializing with friends and family. But as the sun sets and the fireworks fade, what we’re often left with is the daunting task of cleaning up the battlefield that once was our backyard.

Let’s face it, moving is the equivalent of a root canal. Now throw in the fact that you’re moving to an assisted living community, and we are talking about stress levels that could launch a rocket into space! Even if you know it’s the right choice for safety ( and your sanity), the decision to pack up and leave your beloved home can feel like starting a new episode of a reality show

It's a chore that nobody enjoys, but it's necessary to keep your home looking and smelling fresh. But have no fear, because I'm here to help you make carpet cleaning a little less daunting - and maybe even a little bit fun!

We could all entertain a crowd of monkeys for hours with our “junk traps. " All of us have clamped onto things, and even though they have us trapped and immobilized, we hang on, refusing to release and run away to safer things. The monkeys at least have the excuse of being hungry. We want our junk so much that our minds, like the monkeys' fists, close up, and there is no letting go.

“if I just had the time” is the number one excuse for not de-junking. You do have the time, lots of it, all you’re ever going to have. The only question is whether you are going to use it or not

Today, I want to talk about exercise. Yes, that dreaded word that makes us all want to curl up in a ball and hide under the covers. But don't worry, I'm not here to give you a lecture on why you need to exercise or how it can benefit your health. Instead, I want to share with you some funny and relatable moments that happen when we try to get fit, and some advice to save you some money.

While hoarding can have a negative impact on an individual's mental and emotional well-being, it can also have a broader impact on the planet in the context of climate change.

I received a new table for Christmas. It came in a box with the instructions that some assembly would be needed.

It is the beginning of a new year, which means it is time again to take stock and identify changes that will make me a better person and improve the quality of my life.

Things to never give your wife:

A frying pan, blender, or vacuum.

A scale, either for weighing food or her body.

Perfume you say you liked when you smelled it on another woman.

I don’t know why people think Santa is so important to Christmas. After all, what family do you know in real life where the man of the house is the driving force responsible for making Christmas happen?

In a lifetime, you can expect an average of fifty thousand stains, spots, and spills, twenty thousand of which will happen during the Christmas holidays.