Monthly Archives: March 2021
An Iconic Way to Build
Founded in 2017, ICON is one example of what the future of home building looks like—all made possible by 3D-printing technology and ambitious dreams. Cofounder and CEO Jason Ballard discusses how such a home is printed and what truly keeps the ICON team motivated. Describe what the beginning of ICON looked like: The initial project... Read More
Have You Cleaned These Dirty Areas Lately?
We all know a clean home can bring great peace of mind. But how do you know if your home is truly clean? Believe it or not, there are many nooks and crannies we regularly forget about. For a truly clean living space, it’s time to really think about where the dirt and grime is... Read More
Northeast Spring Gardening Tips
Spring gardening across the United States varies from region to region. However, gardening in the Northeast has numerous advantages—beautiful, contrasting four seasons and bursts of summertime flowers even on the warmest of days. Use these tips to ensure that the required spring preparation is completed and that your garden is in tip-top shape this season.... Read More
How to Make Your Spring Listing Stand Out
Spring is an ideal time to sell a home. It’s a well-known fact that both the number of buyers and inventory increase during the months of April, May, and June. This often means that your house could be paired against stiff competition. Here are some simple real estate tips to help your spring listing... Read More
The St. Patrick’s Day Timeline
Though it began as a Catholic holiday to honor Saint Patrick, one of the most prominent Christian missionaries in history, Saint Patrick’s Day first made its way to the United States in the late 1700s, when an influx of Irish immigrants journeyed to the East Coast. In Ireland, typical Saint Patrick’s Day celebrations resembled... Read More
Loaded Corned Beef Bites
St. Patrick’s Day food is nothing without potatoes—and when those potatoes are overflowing with all kinds of toppings, who can say no? The mini red potatoes in this recipe are the perfect bowl to hold all of the Emerald isle-inspired garnishes. Serves 8 Ingredients 20 small red potatoes, small ¼ pound corned beef ¼... Read More
Make Your Own Natural Cleaners
Here are some DIY cleaning supplies that are as easy on the environment as they are to make. All-purpose citrus cleaner Citrus peels 1–2 cups white vinegar 15–20 drops of essential oil Directions: Fill a jar of your choice with citrus peels, and then top off with white vinegar. Seal tightly with a lid,... Read More
What to Know When Shopping for a Second Home
For many Americans, the dream of homeownership doesn’t stop at one home—it encompasses a second home as well. According to NAR statistics, the percentage of homes that currently function as second or vacation homes has risen to 6.3 percent—even in the midst of a pandemic. In fact, part of this trend has been caused by... Read More
Here’s What You Need to Know About Tax Deductibles
Tax season can be headache-inducing for some, but it doesn’t need to be. A frequently asked question accountants receive is: what is tax-deductible and how should I keep track of them? If you haven’t already, start considering keeping track of expenses and donations that can be considered tax deductibles. Here’s the scoop on how... Read More
Classic Hummus
This truly is the most delicious and easy-to-make recipe in the world. Throw everything into the blender and voilà! Use it for a sandwich spread, a dip for raw veggies, or a spread for just plain old pitas. It’s a great source of plant-based protein that even kids love. Makes about 2 cups Ingredients... Read More
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