Have you Elfed anyone?

‘Tis the season to spread Holiday cheer! And what better way than surprising neighbors and friends with a fun box full of goodies? “You’ve been Elfed” is similar to the, “You’ve been Boo-ed” concept. 

Picture it, doorbell rings, dog barks, you rush to the door & no one! Are you the victim of the ding-dong ditch? Nope. There on your front step is an adorable red bucket with a green bow filled with Christmas treats, you’ve been Elfed! Elf-ing neighbors and friends is a fun way to spread Christmas cheer especially this year when gathering for holiday parties, to decorate cookies, etc. is out of the question.  

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3 Signs That Mold Is Growing in Your Air Vents

It’s something no homeowner wants to think about, but mold growth in the air vents is a worthwhile concern. The frequently changing temperature in your air vents allows for condensation, and when you kick on the heat, you create the ideal environment for mold growth. Let’s explore three signs that mold is growing in your air vents so that you know when it’s time to act.

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Tips for Reducing Loneliness and Isolation for Seniors

2020 gave the world a taste of what it’s like to feel lonely and isolated. Unfortunately, many seniors face this issue every day. Though it may be difficult for older adults to interact with their peers or family members, COVID-19 made it even harder.

Fortunately, there are a few tips for reducing loneliness and isolation for seniors that may improve your loved one’s mental and physical health.

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Happy National Gingerbread House Day

 

It’s something my kids look forward to the minute we see the kits piled high at Costco on Easter, lol! Okay, maybe it’s not quite that early. But it’s early. And getting them to wait until December to assemble and decorate their Gingerbread House is exhausting.  Thankfully the wait is finally over, let the Gingerbread House decorating begin! 

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What is the Difference Between Conjunctivochalasis and Dry Eyes?

Dry eyes and conjunctivochalasis have similar symptoms, and the two conditions are often mistaken. In most cases, people suffering from conjunctivochalasis are treated for dry eyes, which does not relieve the symptoms. The right diagnosis can only be made when the necessary tests are done and not just relying on the symptoms. Conjunctivochalasis and dry eye are two different eye conditions, although they share several symptoms. Below are the key differences between the two. 

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