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March 2025

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Budget-Friendly Ideas

Most people aim for financial security at some point in their lives. Reaching those goals can be challenging at times, but they don't have to be. These simple steps will get you one step closer to reaching your goals in a sustainable way. Start by Identifying Your Financial Goals If you want to start planning your financial future, knowing what it is you want to achieve is essential. Goals can range from paying off credit card debt to saving for a home, retirement, or a child’s education. Having set specific goals can help you achieve those goals. Instead of knowing you need to "save money," having a particular goal like "Save $10,000 for a car deposit". This

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Homesteading has come a long way from traditional methods, and technology is playing a huge role in shaping the future of self-sufficiency. From smarter farming tools to energy-efficient solutions, tech is making it easier than ever to live off the land. Ready to take your homestead to the next level? Here are 9 game-changing tech trends every homesteader should know to boost efficiency, sustainability, and success. 1. Drones Redefining Urban Homesteading Forget the rural-only homesteading model. Drones are revolutionizing urban agriculture by managing vertical farms within cityscapes. With AI and IoT sensors, drones help startups like Plenty produce 350x more crops per square foot than traditional farming. The result? A new frontier in hyper-local food production, turning

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Projects

Adding a bird feeder is one of the best ways to get chirping birds in your garden. They are easy to make and attract all kinds of wildlife to your garden without trying too hard. 1. Log Suet Bird Feeder This is a great way to keep the rustic feel of your garden and still attract a few flying friends. Find a piece of wood sturdy enough to drill into but not too heavy. Drill 1.5-inch holes in the wood and fill them with homemade suet (made from rendered fat, birdseed, and oats). Attach a chain for hanging and add a small perch for birds to land on. 2. Pine Cone Bird Feeder This is a simple bird feeder

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Design

What is a kitchen without glorious cabinetry and fun appliances, all complimented by a stunning backsplash? As both a utilitarian requirement and an opportunity for personal expression, your kitchen backsplash can make or break your overall kitchen design. The correct design can transform the look of your kitchen while saving your walls and creating the right atmosphere for both daily meal prep and occasional dinner parties. Here are nine beautiful and smart kitchen backsplash ideas to inspire your future renovation. 1. Classic Subway Tiles with a Modern Twist Subway tiles are a timeless classic that you can customize to your taste in different ways. For example, you can use different grout colors or placement patterns, such as

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Landscape

Many people want the luxury of a blooming garden, but they might not have green fingers. If you understand the basics of when to plant, you'll be one step closer to having a luscious garden that grows exactly how you want it to. Understanding Your Local Climate Before you think about planting outdoors, there are a few things you need to keep in mind to give your plants the best chance of survival. While most plants have general guidelines, soil type, and regional weather can impact these plant times.  For example, frost-free areas can plant warm-season crops like cucumbers and peppers earlier, while colder regions must wait until soil temperatures rise. Keep An Eye on Frost Dates If you

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In an effort to make our homes truly feel like our safe places, a design trend is on the rise that increases property values while, at the same time, making homeowners want to stay put. This trend? The indoor-outdoor living experience, where homes are designed to flow seamlessly from indoor living to outdoor fun. Let’s take a look at what you can do to make your home flow from the inside out. Evolution of Outdoor Spaces Historically, our indoor and outdoor living spaces have been viewed as two separate spaces used for two very different things. Now, we are looking to make our homes flow better to accommodate both our needs, which are indoors and outdoors at

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Order & Structure

A cluttered home can cause a cluttered mind, but minimalism may help you find peace and clarity. A minimalist home design isn’t just about the looks; it offers numerous psychological benefits. Simplifying your space reduces stress and increases focus, productivity, and much more. Are you ready to change your home and mindset? Let’s look at how minimalism can benefit your mental health! 1. A Clutter-Free Space Means a Clutter-Free Mind Ever feel overwhelmed in a messy room? Studies show clutter raises cortisol levels, leading to stress and anxiety. A minimalist home eliminates unnecessary distractions, helping your brain relax. Less visual noise means better focus, increased clarity, and a sense of peace. By simplifying your space, you’re not

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There's a reason history's most brilliant minds—from Benjamin Franklin to Maya Angelou—had morning rituals. In fact, a 2012 study published in the journal Emotion confirmed that positive morning routines significantly boosted mood and productivity throughout the day. A morning room, when thoughtfully curated, can be your own headquarters of clarity, focus, and peace. Whether you live in a large suburban home or a small city condo, transforming a space into a refuge isn't about luxury; it's about strategy. In this article, we examine some ways to do that, combining design psychology, handy tips, and unexpected advice. Mood Over Color Consider how you want to feel in the space when creating your morning room. Creating a welcoming and inspiring

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Design

Heirlooms are not just objects; they are tangible symbols of our family’s history, with stories and memories that define our heritage. Having these treasures within our homes not only honors our ancestry but adds authenticity and personality to our everyday lives as well. However, as we pass down heirlooms, it can be challenging to find new ways to display, use, and make them ours. After all, our heirlooms proudly showcase our past but still need to balance and complement our personal interior design styles. Let’s look at five creative and careful ways to display family heirlooms, blending history and personal style to honor your family's heritage in your home decor. Understanding the Significance of Family Heirlooms Family

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Landscape

Few things are more frustrating than stepping outside to admire your potted plants—only to find them dug up, chewed on, or completely overturned by pesky squirrels. These curious critters seem to have a knack for wreaking havoc on container gardens. But don’t worry! With a few clever tricks, you can keep your plants safe without harming the squirrels. Here are seven genius hacks to protect your greenery and keep your garden looking its best! DIY Essential Oil Spray—Squirrels Hate It! A homemade essential oil spray does double duty—it repels squirrels and prevents weeds. Mix peppermint, lemongrass, or clove oil with vinegar in a spray bottle and apply it to soil and leaves. The strong scent drives squirrels