Let’s be honest; everyone procrastinates. Still, it’s important for students to take proactive steps to keep from falling behind, and build good habits at a young age. Whether it’s putting off a project, waiting until the last minute to do your homework, or realizing that you haven’t studied for a test tomorrow, there likely have been a few late nights, close calls or missed … [Read more...]

I love this time of year. The first flowers peek up from the soil, and blossoms magically appear on trees. Color comes back into the forests as leaves fill the trees. It’s like the whole world is starting to wake up. Spring is in the air! For people like me, it’s a time to watch for beauty and surprises, but for avid gardeners, this is a time for planning and preparation. … [Read more...]

After seeing beautiful new wallpaper styles on social media, in magazines and in model homes, people have asked me whether they should use it in their homes. My response involves asking five questions. If you’re wondering whether you should wallpaper your home, ask yourself these questions, and choose what’s best for you. 1. Where are you adding wallpaper? The most popular … [Read more...]

When medical providers ask for a list of all the medications you currently are taking, it isn’t just a formality. This gives your health care team valuable insight into how, why and when you’re being treated. Unfortunately, studies have shown that about two-thirds of patients are unable to give a full medication list that matches their pharmacy-filled prescriptions. Here are … [Read more...]

Every woman’s experience with labor is different, so knowing if it’s active labor or simply false labor pains can be tricky. Being as prepared as possible will help reduce anxiety when those first signs appear. Here are tips to know when it’s time to head to the hospital. False Labor False labor, also known as Braxton Hicks contractions, can feel very much like active … [Read more...]