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A new normal celebration
The coronavirus is likely to wreck your Holidays. Experts say traditional celebrating is risky if COVID-19 numbers don’t start dropping. But holiday gatherings can still be salvaged! Experts believe pandemic will still be with us for the holidays, so we will still be living with social distancing rules and mass gathering bans. The key to going back to a post-COVID world is a vaccine, which may or may not come this year. But if everyone starts following recommendations to stop the spread, we could save some of what makes the season special. Plus, we could get creative. We’ve got plenty of time to plan. And while traditions are comforting, we…
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A Safe Christmas
The Ber months are here; Christmas is just around the corner. People are now starting to hang their lanterns and display their reindeer-themed pillowcases. Some moms might be panic-buying hams and cheese by now. The most fun time of the year is finally here again. But as Christmas is fast approaching, the virus is still alive and kicking. Some might be curious, will this year’s Christmas be cancelled? We’re glad to say that we don’t have to cancel Christmas! What we should do instead is to start innovating ways to keep the Christmas spirit alive even if we have to practice various health and safety protocols. It might be hard…
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Winter Allergies Arrive on Cue – How to Be Informed and Ready This Season
If you live in Texas, you know December allergies are the worst! As soon as that first freeze occurs, cedar season arrives on cue, dragging along its nasty little assortment of miseries. But luckily, winter allergy sufferers in Texas and the surrounding areas can be informed and ready this year to keep a pesky nuisance from spreading a whole lot of “hum-bug” on the season. Cedar allergies have a unique pattern in Texas: they reoccur, like clockwork, every December and January when mountain cedar trees release their pollen. The gusting winter winds carry this Allergen all over Texas, and even beyond its borders. Allergy symptoms from this airbornepollen include watery…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
