Home & Lifestyle
How to celebrate Halloween in 2020
Top tips for organizing your dorm room
Create the perfect home office space for her
Earlier this week I provided ideas for creating a man-friendly home office, but now it’s your turn ladies! Below are some great ideas to create a delicate, feminine home office.
Cool it now – Here’s your guide to choosing an Air...
When the temperatures hit 30 degrees in the house, it’s officially time to start using the air conditioner. I remember being completely confused the first time I went out to buy one, but after brushing up a bit on the ins and outs of air conditioners, I was ready to pick the best one for my house. So how do you know which type of air conditioner is right for you?
What you should buy before having a baby
Samsung Designer Home Showcase
Shelly’s Friday Favourites – Survive Daylight Savings Time
The switch to Daylight Savings time is upon us again, and as of 2 am Sunday, March 9th, we’ll be springing forward by 60 minutes. Not all of Canada participates in the Daylight Savings ritual, with Saskatchewan being the main exception as they observe Central Standard Time all year round. Some people don’t notice the switch all that much, others will flat out tell you ‘It sucks.’ It doesn’t matter which camp you’re in, because it’s coming whether we like it or not. So how do you survive the transition to Daylight Saving time?
Camping checklist for a family camping trip
It’s great to be impulsive, but if I know one thing for sure it’s that a family camping trip just can’t be done correctly when approached with a ‘fly by the seat of your pants’ mentality. Yes, logically you could be on the road in 20 minutes with the kids, a bunch of sleeping bags, tent, and flashlight to head off into the wild, blue yonder, but you’ll be regretting it come midnight when someone is cold, wants a very specific type of snack, or needs their nightlight to ward off the monsters in the dark.
St.Patrick’s Day recipes for a little luck of the Irish
It’s almost St.Patrick’s Day again, and along with the green beer and shamrocks you’ll also find a bunch of different Irish dishes you can try. Here are a few I make every year








