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Take Texas Jewelry Home With You

If you are planning a trip to Texas, you'll probably want to buy souvenirs for yourself and to give to friends and family members. Think of buying Texas jewelry. Besides the fact that you'll have lots of choices, the jewelry will be easy to pack. In addition, Texas jewelry comes in many prices. Read on for some ideas that might help you create a shopping list. One idea is to buy Texas-themed sterling silver charms. Read More 

Concrete Installation Tips To Help You Succeed At Your Next Project

Working with concrete can be very rewarding and give you the ability to succeed at your next project. A DIY concrete slab installation in your yard will provide you with a smooth finished patio or shed slab that can increase your home or property value over the next few years. However, be sure to follow some basic rules related with doing concrete work. Here are some tips to help you get the most out of your next concrete project. Read More 

3 Water Systems That May Encourage You To Drink More Water

If you are like most people, you probably don't drink as much water as you should on a regular basis. What if you could remind yourself throughout the day to fill up a glass or water bottle and get chugging? With three different types of water filtration systems, you can do just that.  1. Drinking Fountain If you have an indoor sports court or if you just have a big mudroom area, then one of the most fun things that you can have installed is a built-in drinking fountain. Read More 

Tips To Help You Narrow Down Your Apartment Search

Your current rental lease is up, and it is time to begin looking for a new apartment to rent. Whether you have outgrown your current apartment with a new baby or extra furniture, you might want to upgrade from a studio apartment to a one- or two-bedroom or larger unit. Here are some tips to help you narrow down your next apartment to rent. Look at Location One of the more important details to look at in your next home to rent is its location within the city. Read More 

Four Ways To Protect Your Home From Hurricanes

If you live in an area prone to hurricanes and other wind-related events, then you may be concerned about the safety of your home. It can be a challenge to properly board up your house each time a storm threatens, never mind the investment in materials and time. Built-in storm protection is the better option if you want to keep your home as safe as possible. 1. Storm Shutters Standard practice when a hurricane is predicted to make landfall is to board up the windows. Read More