It’s time to blow off some steam and watch something stupid. March marks a full year since we’ve all been cooped up due to the pandemic, leaving many of us tethered to our TVs to an unhealthy degree. So after such a stressful year, consumers deserve to splurge a bit, …
Read More »Happy Friday, friends! We are back in Michigan after a sunny getaway in Florida last week. It’s always hard to come back and get in the swing of things, but the farm has been so nice this week and we have been in the midst of alot of projects (more …
Read More »Happy Friday, friends! We are back in Michigan after a sunny getaway in Florida last week. It’s always hard to come back and get in the swing of things, but the farm has been so nice this week and we have been in the midst of alot of projects (more …
Read More »Happy Friday, friends! We are back in Michigan after a sunny getaway in Florida last week. It’s always hard to come back and get in the swing of things, but the farm has been so nice this week and we have been in the midst of alot of projects (more …
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Have you been purging and organizing in the new year? I recently decided to really tackle the garage for the first time since we moved in. I’ve gone through a few things here and there, but not really gotten down and dirty with the decluttering in there. It seems my …
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Quarantine has helped many Americans realize they have more possessions than they need. (DepositPhotos) People have had more time and opportunity to evaluate their living spaces, and their needs, during the coronavirus pandemic. And the results may surprise you. House sizes in the U.S. are on the rise — since the …
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“ ‘My confidence is rising quite rapidly that this is, in fact, becoming the fourth, real McCoy, bubble of my investment career. The great bubbles can go on a long time and inflict a lot of pain but at least I think we know now that we’re in one. And …
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The fun stuff is getting more expensive during the pandemic. Yes, U.K. consumer price index growth slowed to 0.8% in April from 1.5% in March, which was a slight bit weaker than the 0.9% growth rise in a FactSet-compiled economist poll. A drop in fuel prices had the biggest impact. …
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