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Photo Courtesy of Pexels – Alex Qian We’ve all been there with that breathtaking moment when the rug is pulled out from under us and the plans we so carefully laid out only to crumble into dust. In those first few seconds of a fall, it’s hard to see anything but the wreckage. However, I’ve learned that the true secret to overcoming setbacks isn’t just about getting back on your feet as fast as possible; it’s about the grace you find in the “rerouting.” While I’ve written before about building the internal muscle of resilience, sometimes life gives us a…
What are you reading these days? Last night, I stayed up late reading The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny by Kiran Desai; and over Christmas, my 11-year-old niece informed me that I was talking too much about A Marriage at Sea, which is proof that I loved that, too. Please tell me your list. For an easy dinner, I’ve been eyeing this crispy halloumi with tomatoes and white beans (NYTimes gift link). Doesn’t it look good? Bonus points for anything you can dip a baguette into. I’m working on a just-for-fun side project — more on that later, if you’re…
Our museum guide, Sophie van de Ven, recounted the fascinating history of Delft blue ceramics with each hand-painted piece a unique work of art. She explained that it was one of the first products to fuse East and West, uniting cultures through design. Its legacy continues today, and it remains appreciated around the world. “At Royal Delft, tradition is alive in every brushstroke. Unlike most modern producers, the manufacturer still creates each piece entirely by hand, transforming earthenware into works of art rich in detail and depth,” van de Ven explains.We also learn about the secret of Delft blue ceramics:…
Step 1: Unplug the kettle. Safety comes first. Before descaling, unplug an electric kettle or turn off the heating element under a stovetop model. When the kettle is cool to the touch, discard any leftover liquid inside, remove the lid, and rinse the interior with cold water. Step 2: Fill the kettle with vinegar and water. Photo: Tom Fenenga for Bob Vila When it comes to how to clean an electric kettle inside, start by filling the kettle halfway with a solution of equal parts cold water and white vinegar, which is a natural descaling agent. Citric acid can also…
Ever wondered what’s lurking beneath your beautiful bathroom tiles? Have you noticed a musty smell that just won’t shift, or perhaps spotted some suspicious staining on your ceiling below? If you’re a Melbourne homeowner, bathroom waterproofing should be right at the top of your home maintenance checklist. Here’s the thing – water damage is sneaky. It doesn’t announce itself with fanfare. Instead, it quietly seeps through gaps and cracks, causing structural damage that can cost thousands to repair. In Melbourne’s variable climate, where humidity levels fluctuate throughout the year, proper waterproofing isn’t just a nice-to-have. It’s absolutely essential for protecting…
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The Trump administration has rolled out new details on Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) following the passage of the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill,” expanding who can use these powerful tax-advantaged savings tools.The changes could allow millions more Americans to lower their taxable income, earn interest on medical savings, and keep unused funds year after year.Health Savings Accounts Explained: Why They MatterDepositphotos Photo by PeopleImages.comHealth Savings Accounts allow eligible Americans to set aside pre-tax dollars to pay for qualified medical expenses such as deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance.Contributions reduce taxable income, and any unused funds roll over indefinitely, making HSAs a rare mix…
If you’re looking for a hearty breakfast that’s simple to make and endlessly customizable, overnight oats are hard to beat. You can prep a few jars in the evening and have breakfast ready for the next couple of mornings — enjoy it delightfully chilled straight from the fridge or warm it up if you’re craving something cozy and comforting. Definitely check out my favorite overnight oats recipes… and let me know if you love them as much as we do in my house! Banana Bread Overnight Oats This tastes just like a slice of banana bread but in breakfast form. You’ll mash a ripe banana right into the oats along with vanilla, cinnamon, some…
Here’s where to buy sodium percarbonate – also known as oxygen bleach – in the UK for all your green cleaning and laundry needs. I love cleaning with sodium percarbonate. Whether I’m adding it to my laundry to keep my whites white or my coloured clothes bright, or cleaning my kitchen or bathroom, it’s a green cleaning product I frequently have to hand. And for good reason. When dissolved in water, sodium percarbonate releases a mixture of oxygen, water, and soda crystals to make an effective oxygen bleach. This has fantastic cleaning properties when it comes to laundry and other…
Hello! How are you? I missed this funny, smart community, and I’m excited to catch up. We have some fun posts planned this month, and in the meantime, here are a few snapshots from the break, if you’d like to see… We hosted Christmas in Brooklyn this year — with the boys and me, of course, plus my dad, my aunt Lulu, and our cousin Jimmy. We lit a lot of candles and ate a lot of yummy things. (“I’m low-key addicted to mandarins,” Toby told me.) Our first adventure for the holidays is always driving to see the lights in…
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