Fun ways to celebrate Father’s Day
Father’s Day is Sunday — don’t forget your Dad.
Celebrating Father’s Day this year may require some ingenuity, but there is still fun to be had.
Father’s Day is Sunday — don’t forget your Dad.
Celebrating Father’s Day this year may require some ingenuity, but there is still fun to be had.
The American flag is a symbol of the country’s history, pride and success in overcoming political oppression.
Camping is a great way to get away. Campers of all skill and experience levels can make the most of their trips by emphasizing safety at all times.
Children have a seemingly endless supply of energy. Channeling that energy into something positive can benefit kids’ minds and bodies.
Women differ from men in many unique ways.
The female body and mind is a marvel, and many different things distinguish women from men.
I see on my work calendar that Mother’s Day is Sunday.
My mom is one special kind of lady. She is 91 and is living in a facility nearby. I try my best to visit with her as much as I can. She seems content and at most times happy there.
It was a Wednesday, April 25, 2018, when I received a call at work from my older brother. I could tell immediately in his voice that he was upset and advised me to get to my dad’s house fast.
Flowers are perfect for adding attractive blooms to our landscapes and gardens. They attract both humans and pollinators. In addition to being beautiful to the eye, there are many plants that have wonderful fragrance. Here is a list of highly scented plants that add fragrance to your garden that can be enjoyed outdoors or brought inside.
Pranks, practical jokes and various goofs abound at the start of April, when celebrants around the world mark April Fools’ Day, a tradition that dates back several centuries.
With some of the COVID-19 restrictions being lifted and adjusted, many families are, like I say, “chomping at the bit” to get away on a much needed vacation.