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Thanksgiving Made Easy

The Halloween decorations are down, and it seems like everyone is already decking the halls for Christmas. But there is a holiday tucked between trick-or-treating and Santa’s arrival — Thanksgiving! We love this holiday and believe it deserves a lot [...]

2026-01-30T16:17:22-05:00Blog|

Fall Favorites

The Fall season officially starts on Monday. I know the current daily temperatures feel more like summer than autumn, but we can’t deny a new season is almost here.  And there is just something magical about fall, isn’t there?  The [...]

2026-01-30T16:06:06-05:00Blog|

Football Season is Here

This Labor Day weekend marked the “unofficial” end of summer. While the weather lately has a fall-like feel (fall doesn’t begin until September 22), the calendar still says summertime. But as swimming pools close for the season, the swimsuits and [...]

2026-01-30T16:05:07-05:00Blog|

It’s here: Back to School

The yellow school buses are back in action, which can only mean one thing: school’s back in session. Summer is officially over.  This year, I’m not ready to bid farewell to this season. I’m sad to say goodbye to the [...]

2026-01-30T16:06:28-05:00Blog|

May Madness – We Can Help

Is it just us, or does May feel like the busiest month of the year? Between school wrapping up, spring sports in full swing, and milestone events like graduations and First Communions, we're all running on caffeine, carpool logistics, and [...]

2025-05-01T21:56:37-04:00Blog|

Hoppy Easter

Perhaps it’s finally true…Spring has sprung, and the weather might finally be in alignment with the calendar. It’s warming up the next few days, just in time for Easter.  We’re just a few days away from the holiday, but we’ve [...]

2025-04-17T21:03:16-04:00Blog|

Mardi Gras – Fat Tuesday

It’s here: Tuesday we celebrate Mardi Gras, the French name for Fat Tuesday.  Mardi Gras is a festive holiday that marks the end of the pre-Lenten season and the beginning of Lent. Often celebrated with parades, music, costumes and feasting, [...]

2025-03-01T17:57:34-05:00Blog|
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