RV’s and Tiny Homes: The Pros and Cons of Small-Space Living Article by: Hannah Holbrook Imagine walking into your home after a long day at work. Within a single glance, you’re able to see your entire living space. In plain view before you lie your bedroom, your kitchen, your bathroom, and your … [Read more...]
Summer Survival Bag!
Making a summer survival bag: Everything you need to make it through your family outing alive. Article by | Hannah Holbrook Don’t worry mom, we get it. Hauling kids around is a lot like hauling wild animals. No one will sit still, someone has run off, someone injured themselves, one kid is … [Read more...]
6 Tips for Filing Homeowners Insurance Claims
6 Tips for Filing Homeowners Insurance Claims Article By: Tom Kraeutler, The Money Pit Filing a homeowners insurance claim is never a pleasant process. While you may hope you’ll never need to call upon the coverage of your homeowners insurance policy, in the event that you do it is important to … [Read more...]
Take Back Your Time This Summer
Take Back Your Time This Summer Article By Christy Wright Being a summer baby, I love the warm weather months. I love cookouts and picnics, vacations, and being outside as much as possible. Everyone is in a better mood, and it seems like there are endless fun things to do and get into. During … [Read more...]
Smart Living: Incorporating Smart Electronics into Your Home
Smart Living: Incorporating Smart Electronics into Your Home Article By: Caitlin Curbello-Rodriguez Advanced technology is undoubtedly a part of our everyday lives with personal smart devices, telecommuting for work, and Wi-Fi-capable-everything. Now your home can also become, in every sense of … [Read more...]
Hillier Funeral Home Open Houses in June
Hillier Funeral Home Open Houses coming up in June Join Hillier Funeral Home at both the Bryan and College Station Locations to snack on some comfort food while learning about end of life planning. It doesn't have to be depressing to "taco bout" making the process easier for you and your family … [Read more...]
Kids’ Room Design: Take Cues from Their Interests, Activities
Kids’ Room Design: Take Cues from Their Interests, Activities Article by: Leslie Segrete Decorating a child’s bedroom is a chance to let your imagination run wild – something you don’t always get with home design. For older children, you can let their favorite colors, hobbies, characters, etc. be … [Read more...]
To Drink or Not to Drink?
To Drink or Not to Drink? By Mallory Johnstone and Hannah Holbrook Ah, wedding planning. With the amount of decisions thrusted upon you, a drink might be needed just to make it to your wedding day. Thrown into the other millions of decisions forced upon you, whether to include alcohol on your big … [Read more...]
Home Sweet… Barn?
Home Sweet… Barn? Article by: Hannah Holbrook If you’re a Fixer Upper fan or a Pinterest fanatic, you’ve probably heard of barndominiums. These unique homes have taken the home building industry by storm. With innate southern flair, these new homes are exactly what their names imply: barn-like … [Read more...]
5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Marriage
5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Marriage Article by: Rachel Cruze Marriage is one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make, so the last thing you want to do is go in unprepared. Money is the number one issue couples fight about. In fact, Ramsey Solutions released a study that shows money … [Read more...]
Common Scams and How To Protect Yourself
“Attention: The IRS is filing a lawsuit against you…” COMMON SCAMS AND HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF Information provided by usa.gov | Article by: Hannah Holbrook IRS Imposter Scams Has someone contacted you pretending to be work for the IRS? The imposter may have contacted you by phone, email, … [Read more...]
Five Most Overlooked Home-Related Tax Deductions
Five Most Overlooked Home-Related Tax Deductions By Marygrace Murphy Disaster-related expenses After several severe weather events this year, you might be wondering if you can claim any disaster related expenses. In IRS terms, casualty losses can be claimed only if they are the result … [Read more...]
Avoiding Wedding Stress
Avoiding Wedding Stress Article by: Aubrey Hanson When I was in high school babysat at a wedding for a family friend with some other girls my age. The wedding was large so people were running everywhere working to get every detail in order before the service. As everyone was getting seated the … [Read more...]
Make A Splash This Summer With Water Exercises
Make A Splash This Summer With Water Exercises As we age, it becomes more and more difficult to stay active and maintain the amount of exercise we really need for our general health. Difficulty in staying active can be contributed to several factors; Arthritis, Osteoporosis, chronic pain and more. … [Read more...]
Get That Lump Off Your Sofa: Ways to Help Your Teenager Succeed this Summer
Get That Lump Off Your Sofa: Ways to Help Your Teenager Succeed this Summer Article by: Lauren Barrett Summer is a great time to help prepare your teen for their future, whether that be flying to coup and heading to college, applying for colleges for the next year, or looking for an after … [Read more...]
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