tips

Being a native New Englander, you might think that you are an expert driving in the snow.

A much-needed reminder since there's no denying it anymore, winter is coming.

These are all things you know you need to do, but if you're like me, you wait until the last minute when everything's booked/sold out. Let's try to do better!

These should be painfully obvious but year after year it's clear they aren't! Time for a refresher!

Have you found a creepy crawly stink bug in your home yet?

Aw man, I WISH I had a tip for them! I can never pass up a free meal.

The Summer heat is here! While you are trying to stay cool, remember your dog needs to beat the heat too.

The effects are almost immediate and include drooling, tremors and seizures.

Being a dog owner you are fully aware of how your dog is around you and your family. But, you may never be able to predict how your dog can be with strangers.

Health officials say tick populations will explode this summer, putting you at a greater risk of Lyme Disease. Here's how to stay safe.

As It turns out, there is plenty of stuff to do on a ski weekend that doesn't involve skiing. :)

All I can say is 'What the Crap Man' when it comes to my current sickness. I should have started following these tips before I caught the crap!

Now is the time of year when you and your 'Fur Child' are going out and about to enjoy the gorgeous weather. Beaches, Dog Parks, trails, and fun outdoor events are perfect for your dog. With that being said, there will most likely be other dogs around for these adventures. And, it's very important f…

Christmas time is when we are surrounded by those we love, and sharing those special moments once a year. You share smiles, laughs, hugs, a meal, and exchange gifts. But for some, not only can this time of year be stressful; it can be fearful too...

Over the past couple years, flannel has become THE uniform for New England in fall. Even into the winter as well. It has become fashionable to look like a lumber jack! But, for most of us, it is so comfortable, and eases the pain of finding something to wear for the day...

Now that the holiday season is over, we are into the end of January. We have hit those months were not much is going on to distract us, and some become a 'couch troll'; like me! I do suffer from seasonal depression (SAD), and it's no walk in the park...