Printable Roll A Pumpkin Game I’m a big fan of dice games. And so are my kiddos. Ever since we played these birthday party games with dice, my son loves rolling dice as part of a game. Any game. I’ve since made a roll a dinosaur game, roll a unicorn game, roll a first aid kit, and even roll a rainbow game. And this dice gift exchange game is still one of my most viral posts ever....
The Hanes Sport long sleeve workout shirt is designed for performance. It’s made from 100 percent polyester, and its “Cool Dri technology” means the shirt will dry quickly if you work up a sweat, according to the brand. Not only is the top ideal for late winter and early spring workouts, but reviewers also say it’s cool and comfortable for everyday layering. To buy: $10 (was $20); amazon.com. “I’m used to paying a lot more for good quality workout clothing, so I’m very surprised by the great fit and comfort for such a low price,” wrote one five-star reviewer....
Near closing time on our recent trip, as we raced to one last ride for the older kids, our younger ones passed out in the double stroller, I wish I’d known I could have unwinded with a Hog’s Tea, the (unadvertised) strongest drink you can order at Hog’s Head in Hogsmeade. In fact, now that I’ve returned from vacation, I’ve discovered a few other Harry Potter World secrets I wish I’d known before boarding my flight....
In this handy guide, you’ll learn: The differences between the most common types of creams used for cookingHow to decode the nutrition labelsThe best half-and-half and heavy cream substitutesHow to use each type of cream Heavy Cream Heavy cream and whipping cream—think they’re the same? Think again. These seemingly similar varieties of cream contain different amounts of milkfat, which can create very different products. Heavy cream is a common ingredient found in both sweet and savory recipes....
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has created “Green Guides,” in an attempt to guide environmental marketing claims so products don’t mislead shoppers. According to the FTC, many companies are guilty of “greenwashing,” or marketing their products as “green” even if only certain aspects of the product’s life cycle are green. So what’s an informed shopper to do? Find a related third party seal or certification that indicates the product adheres to a certain set of standards....
Extra Holidays Look for more reasons to celebrate in December and January—with a few new holidays from around the world. Hannukkah - Hanukkah changes dates every year, but runs from November 28 through December 6 this year, providing eight days to celebrate with small gifts, candle lighting, and special Hannukkah-inspired treats. St. Nicholas Day - St. Nicholas Day is celebrated on December 6 in many countries, but on December 19 in places that follow the Julian calendar, such as Ukraine....
Why is it that Reese’s peanut butter eggs are so good? I mean I’m a big fan of Reese’s in general (especially when they’re on this Reese’s peanut butter pie), but there is just something special about the chocolate covered peanut butter eggs that just show up at Easter time! They have the perfect combo of chocolate and peanut butter to create something truly delicious. Recreating those peanut butter eggs was not an easy feat....
“Chinese Lantern” linen fabric from Lee Jofa and “Abigail” side chairs with draped backs from Hickory Chair establish the palette for the dinner’s design. Mercury glass hurricanes from The Mine and a formal arrangement of flowers in reds and pinks from Ariston Flowers march down the middle of the table. Alexa with designers, from left: Eddie Ross, Thom Filicia, Nick Olsen, Ashley Whittaker, and New York School of Interior Design President David Sprouls....
One of the most effective and easiest ways to help address climate change in your daily life is to simply transition to solar energy power where you live (and thus shift away from fossil fuel energy). Thanks to the emergence of community solar, it is possible to make this switch no matter what your living situation is—whether you own a home, or live in a multi-unit apartment building, townhouse, or condominium....
As soon as I moved to New York City for college, I made my salon appointment to go ginger (sorry, Mom!) and I couldn’t have been more excited. I walked in with a picture of Emma Stone and hoped for the best. My hair turned out better than I expected, and I felt more like myself than I ever had before. I strutted out as a new woman… but was back again only two weeks later because my virgin hair wouldn’t hold the dye....
Meal delivery kits have become especially popular in the past few years: A 2021 report by Linchpin SEO on meal kit industry trends and statistics found that 17 percent of Americans have subscribed to a meal delivery service. Of that 17 percent, 90 percent referred the service to others. A recent report analyzing meal delivery service trends by Grand View Research says that the popularity of meal kits comes from an increased preference to cook at home over dining out—and the reduced waste and health benefits that home-cooked meals offer....
“Whether you get a massage on a regular basis or view it as an occasional treat, it’s important to know that tipping for your massage is considered proper etiquette,” says Sharon Schweitzer, international etiquette expert and the founder of Protocol & Etiquette Worldwide. “Because a massage therapist or aesthetician is providing a service, you should tip them in addition to the cost of your service.” Keep in mind that when you get a massage or facial at a spa, you’re paying the spa for the service you receive from the aesthetician....
Question: “If I’m trying to grow out my hair, how often should I be cutting it?” — @gracingparker Let me start by saying that I detest getting haircuts. They’re costly and time-consuming for one, but more importantly, my hair is my security blanket, so entrusting it into the hands of another person gives me near-crippling anxiety. I shudder at the thought of chopping off more than a couple of inches and haven’t repped hair higher than my chest since the traumatic bowl cut of ‘03 (don’t ask)....
SUNNY&TED, named after Williams’s children, went to market with the mugs she created two years later in November 2020. Since then, the online shop has grown to include products like ornaments, plates, partyware, pillows, and more. “The inspiration just came from wanting something whimsical and beautiful and classic that represents the Black community,” Williams says. “So our mug has curly hair, eyelashes, and I went through Pantone colors to pick the three shades of brown....
To build an entry arbor yourself, you’ll need a fairly well-equipped toolbox, including a circular saw or a small handsaw and a miter box for making precise cuts. Brush up on some basic carpentry skills before you begin, then follow the instructions below to construct a simple arbor for your front yard. How to Build a Simple Entry Arbor Follow these steps to build an arbor for your home’s front entryway....
On This Episode This week we’re revisiting conversations we’ve had with four past expert guests about the most common things people overlook when purchasing a home, as well as all the hidden costs of homeownership—to help you prepare for one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make: buying a home. Meet Host Stefanie O’Connell Rodriguez Stefanie is a nationally recognized personal finance expert ready to talk work, worth, and money with unapologetically ambitious women....
While the process of changing a door lock is relatively simple, there are few tips and tricks that will ensure your new front door lock works like a charm for years to come. We’ve laid out a step-by-step guide to changing your door lock, with all the tools and materials you’ll need to get the job done right. How to Choose Your New Door Lock When purchasing a replacement lock, make sure you choose one that matches the specifications of your current lock....
Not sure how to clean an oven or where to even begin? It may seem overwhelming, but the reward of a sparkly clean oven—and the promise of better-tasting food—makes it worth the effort. Luckily, deep cleaning an oven isn’t as scary as you might think. From the simple press of a button to concoctions that melt grease away, here’s everything you need to know about how to clean an oven....
What Is Co-Washing? Co-washing is short for “conditioner-only washing.” It means skipping shampoo and relying solely on conditioner, whether you’re a daily or a weekly washer. Most conditioners contain trace amounts of detergents called cationic surfactants, or “quats” for short. (Some common types that you can find on your conditioner’s ingredient list are cetrimonium and behentrimonium chloride.) When mixed with water, the quats pick up tiny amounts of dirt, leaving unshampooed hair feeling clean, but not too clean (a common beauty mistake to avoid)....
Keep reading to learn our six go-to strategies for cooking corn on the cob at home. How to Boil Corn on the Cob With this classic method, you can boil as much corn as you can fit in your largest pot. Boiling is a gentle way to cook corn, and yields tender, golden kernels. How to Roast Corn on the Cob There are different ways to roast corn on the cob, but we think the easiest and best one is to shuck it and wrap it with foil, which allows the corn to steam in the oven....
