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An Engagement Ring, the Ultimate Christmas Present

Nearly ten years ago, my then husband-to-be presented me with a stunning diamond engagement ring for Christmas. This brilliant one carat sparkler is the most memorable gift I’ve ever received during the holidays. My husband shopped smartly and diligently. In the end, he picked out the perfect ring for me. An engagement ring should represent a woman’s style, personality, and personal preferences. When shopping for this one of a kind gift, you need to be patient, budget conscious, and conspicuous. Many women would love to be surprised with a Christmas proposal. On this blog, you will discover some shopping tips for picking out the best engagement ring for your loved one this Christmas. To keep it a surprise and make it extra special, wrap the sparkler in holiday paper and tie it up with a bow.

The Great Wallpaper War: Tools You Should Have In Your Arsenal For Complete Removal Victory

Posted on February 6, 2015

Most people agree that while the 80's and 90's provided the world with some awesome music and some interesting fashions, some the design trends were downright ghastly. If you've purchased a home built in these decades, you might be facing wall upon wall of floral, striped, and banner wallpaper. Properly installed wallpaper can be very difficult to remove, so you're right to feel completely daunted by the task. Paying someone to do it for you can be expensive-- up to 1. [Read More]

Tungsten, Titanium, Or Ceramic: Which Is Best For Your Affordable Wedding Bands?

Posted on January 16, 2015

There was a time when the metal choices for wedding rings and bands consisted of gold and silver. Then came platinum, white gold, and rose gold. Now, you have more options than ever for your rings, and one isn't even a metal. Precious metals are no longer dominating the wedding ring and band world, and many couples are choosing titanium, tungsten, and even ceramic wedding bands. Why? These materials can be just as affordable as they are beautiful, and some offer unique benefits that more " [Read More]

3 Television Repair Tips You Can Try At Home

Posted on January 6, 2015

Television repair may seem complex, but some problems are simple enough to handle at home. For example, you can replace a blown out fuse yourself fairly easily. You can also clean out a television that's dusty from storage, and you may even be able to fix magnetic distortion on your screen. Before you take your television to a repair shop or call a repairman to your home, you may want to save money by trying to fix the problem yourself. [Read More]

No Time For A Garage Sale? Try These Alternatives For Getting Rid Of Your Old Stuff

Posted on October 30, 2014

A cluttered house makes it hard to focus, and it can inhibit your ability to relax and experience comfort while spending time indoors. So, it's no wonder that you're ready to get rid of some of the things you no longer need. But if you're like most busy homeowners in today's world, you probably don't have a lot of extra time to spend a day hosting a garage sale. Not to worry, you can use one or more of these easy options instead: [Read More]