Asking Eric: My husband purchased items for our home without consulting me. Should I let it go?
For example, he purchased a wall clock for the kitchen that I don’t like, a desk chair in the den that is OK, and a new ...
'Have Your Own Individual Credit Cards And Checking Accounts' Suze Orman's Advice On Keeping Finances Separate In Marriage
When it comes to managing money in a marriage, financial expert Suze Orman strongly advises maintaining financial ...
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PJ Onori] I can't disagree with anything here: "Web 2.0 seemed like such a great idea in a more innocent time. We’re at a point where it’s only prudent to view third-parties as guilty until proven ...
Miss Manners: My son accused me of valuing my furniture over his messy kids' comfort
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My son and his family live four hours away, and visit often with our two grandchildren. One rule I have is ...
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8 Things Pro Organizers Never Do In Their Own Homes (And You Shouldn't Either)
Take note from these pros on things they avoid doing in their own homes to keep organizing systems simple and effective.
More than bargains: The social impact of free-stuff groups
Freecyling’ is an easy way to shed things you don’t want to move or furnish your new home without trashing the planet.