Category Archives: Other

The summer is coming to a close and schools will be opening their doors. While children are anticipating their new classrooms, teachers and friends—parents are just as excited to get another school year started. The school supplies, extra-curricular activities and after school programs may be at the forefront of our minds, but something else is… Read More »

Floaties…………….Check Rings……….……..Check Shark Toys………..Check Dolphin Toys……..Check Water Pails………..Check Kick board……..…Check The swim bag is covered and the sunscreen is applied. The sun is shining and the pool is ready to be filled with eager little swimmers. While the basics are covered with toys, sunscreen and snacks for later, the utmost importance should be directed towards… Read More »

A star spangled spectacular is headed our way in a week and like many Americans, we are looking forward to the early morning parade, backyard barbecue and laughter among friends and family. While these traditions are popular, one we must discuss is that of fireworks.  The Fourth of July is always a busy time and… Read More »

The sweet smells of summer are here and many of us are already enjoying more outdoor activities. One of those activities involves the grill and whole lot of southern comfort foods.  The aromas of a newly lighted grill and fresh hamburgers, hot dogs and ribs bring us back to the good ol’ days of our… Read More »

St. Patrick’s Day festivities are upon us and we want more than just “luck” to be on your side. In no way are we trying to hover over your pot o’ gold, but we do want to touch on the safety precautions you and your loved ones should take when participating in this ever so… Read More »

Although spring is right around the corner, the air is still crisp but will allow for the resurrection of evening fire pits, chili and the ability to enjoy the weather! Many of us can be found fishing, hiking or hunting, as the changing season seems to be perfect for all of these activities.  Whichever recreational… Read More »

We often take for granted the men and women who respond to those needing assistance on the side of the road. Whether it is a flat tire, a fender bender or a major accident, many of us pass by too quickly and ignore the signs of those helping someone in distress. Georgia is a participant… Read More »

Most of us will be dawning our football jerseys with a hopeful intent of cheering for the Super Bowl champions (or maybe just watching the commercials).  Before we all take part in the seemingly endless spread of wings, dips, desserts and beverages on Sunday, we thought that we would share a video that spreads an… Read More »

We are mere hours away from a day dedicated to family and food (and football)! Many of us awake early and reside in the kitchen the entire day as we want to make a Thanksgiving feast a delight for all to share. Therefore, it is important to mention some safety tips so your dinner preparation… Read More »

Here we are, folks…7 days before Thanksgiving. And, in case you haven’t heard, Thanksgiving is the biggest travel day of the year. The American Red Cross has compiled a list of travel tips that will, hopefully, make your Thanksgiving more about Grandma’s Thanksgiving Dinner and less about the local hospital’s version of Thanksgiving dinner. The… Read More »