Pam Gaulin
Pam Gaulin writes lifestyle, personal finance, news, and entertainment for major online publishers and brands. She is a full-time freelance writer with 20 years of professional experience in publishing. Editors have praised her for her conversational style.
More than 20 million online readers have read her content online. Pam was named Content Producer of the Year 2009 (Associated Content) for her vast library of compelling and useful content. She s been featured in First for Women magazine for her online work. She received awards for Best of AC Home Improvement (August 2009), and Best of AC Winter Holidays (December 2009).
Her work has appeared on Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Shine, NBC, Good Morning America, LiveStrong, Modern Mom, TheFrisky, VocalPoint, and WorldStart. She wrote weekly columns about celebrities and fashion for Zappos.com. She has created user-friendly content for major brands including Ballpark, Bank of America, Bounty, Butterfinger, Depend, Dodge Ram, Equifax, McCormick, P&G, Purina, Royal Caribbean, Visa and Walmart.
She is the editor of Web Site Source Book (2001). Previously she was the project leader for a K-12 database for school libraries, a business writer for corporate newsletters, and the Happenings Editor for the Valley Advocate. Currently she is working on a young adult novel, an online children s book app, and her Todayisaholiday.com blog. She also paints with watercolors and acrylics.
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More than 20 million online readers have read her content online. Pam was named Content Producer of the Year 2009 (Associated Content) for her vast library of compelling and useful content. She s been featured in First for Women magazine for her online work. She received awards for Best of AC Home Improvement (August 2009), and Best of AC Winter Holidays (December 2009).
Her work has appeared on Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Shine, NBC, Good Morning America, LiveStrong, Modern Mom, TheFrisky, VocalPoint, and WorldStart. She wrote weekly columns about celebrities and fashion for Zappos.com. She has created user-friendly content for major brands including Ballpark, Bank of America, Bounty, Butterfinger, Depend, Dodge Ram, Equifax, McCormick, P&G, Purina, Royal Caribbean, Visa and Walmart.
She is the editor of Web Site Source Book (2001). Previously she was the project leader for a K-12 database for school libraries, a business writer for corporate newsletters, and the Happenings Editor for the Valley Advocate. Currently she is working on a young adult novel, an online children s book app, and her Todayisaholiday.com blog. She also paints with watercolors and acrylics.
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Checklist for Valentine's Day with Your FamilyValentine's Day family fun is waiting for you. Make the day special for everyone in your family with these tips from entertaining and parenting experts. -
Celebs with Exes Now Attending the Grammys with Someone ElseSexy couples are a staple on the red carpet at the annual Grammys. Which famous couples are now just a distant memory? -
Celebs Who Stunned in Black Dresses Through the YearsSometimes the best way to stand out in a crowd of wild and crazy red carpet gowns is to go for black. -
2013 Oscar Nominees Who've Had Wardrobe MalfunctionsOscar nominees fuel our imaginations with their on-screen performances. In those unscripted moments on the red carpet or at award shows anything can happen, including wardrobe malfunctions.Also published on: -
Science says you should keep your box wine coolComing soon to a fridge near you: wine storage wars! Do you and your family members disagree how best to store wine? Winemakers share tips on storing all types of wine. -
‘The Vampire Diaries’ Recap of ‘Oh Come, All Ye Faithful’It’s the mid-season finale and that can only mean one thing in Mystic Falls: fake snowflakes, blood, and mayhem. -
Checklist for making and accomplishing your New Year's resolutionsYou and I, we have good intentions, right? Experts share their tips on making and keeping resolutions, and with a little insight, maybe, just maybe we can reach our goals this year. -
12/12/12 Photo: LEGO Star Wars FiguresNot a day goes by that I don't find, accidentally step on, or hear about LEGO Star Wars, so why should 12/12/12 be any different? -
Checklist for entertaining at New Year's EveHosting a memorable New Year's Eve party takes more than a few party hats, a couple bottles of champagne, and bowls of salty snacks.Also published on: -
‘The Vampire Diaries’ Recap of ‘We’ll Always Have Bourbon Street’Elena likes being sired, Stefan pouts, and Tyler dominates.Also published on: -
Decorate your Christmas tree like a proTurn your family's tree into a magazine-worthy living room centerpiece this Christmas, using tips from interior decorating experts.Also published on: -
Things no one told you about being pregnantWhen you're pregnant, friends, family and even strangers shower you with health tips and parenting advice. Yet, pregnancy holds surprises for every woman, even Kate Middleton.Also published on: -
Celebrating a Kid's Holiday Birthday Without Compromising on the Fun FactorWhen you're under 10, birthdays are everything. They're second only to Christmas, Fourth of July fireworks, and staying up late during the summer.
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Decorating Alternatives to Traditional WreathsLiven up your front door and interior doors with homemade wreaths, not made using greenery.
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Top Interior Paint Colors for 2013Continue turning your home into a warm cocoon with the soft and comforting interior paint colors of 2013.
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Study says happy kids are more likely to become wealthy adultsMoney can't buy happiness, but happiness may be the key to more money according to a new study. Experts share tips on how to raise happy kids and put them on the path to success.Also published on: -
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‘The Vampire Diaries’ Recap of ‘My Brother’s Keeper’Why is Elena so moonstuck by Damon? Leave it to Caroline to figure out the reason. -
Complete checklist for entertaining at ChristmasThe hostess should be allowed some time to enjoy the holiday, and using a checklist can keep you on track to a happy holiday season.Also published on:
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Best box subscription services for everyone on your holiday gift listMove over, Fruit-of-the-Month Club. Curated, boxed subscription services have sprouted new gifts, for everyone, not just fruit lovers.Also published on:
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‘The Vampire Diaries’ Recap of ‘We All Go a Little Mad Sometimes’Team Damon for the win! In a total OMG! moment on "The Vampire Diaries," Elena changes her mind and dumps Stefan.
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Black Friday vs. Cyber Monday: Which day has better deals?Retailers are revealing deals early in hopes to get you to the store on Black Friday. But are the deals really that much better than what you'll find online?
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Embarrassing party hosting mistakes to avoidExperts provide insights into keeping you from feeling embarrassed this holiday season.
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The End of Black Friday as We Know ItBlack Friday's popularity declines, thanks to Cyber Monday, Cyber Week, and the new retail sales holiday, Black Thursday.
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Fun holiday gift ideas for the hostessA fun holiday gift for the hostess lets you say, "Thank you" before the party gets started. Experts share their tips on selecting the right gift.
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Hostess do's and don'ts for entertaining during the holidaysHostessing holiday parties is about a little more than popping turkey or ham in the oven. A hostess needs to be warm, welcoming, and pretty much think of everything. Don't worry, here are some expert tips to keep you cool in your hostessing role.
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5 shortcuts for entertaining at ThanksgivingTake some shortcuts this Thanksgiving so you can spend more time enjoying the holiday with your your guests.
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‘The Vampire Diaries' Recap of 'The Killer'Score one more for Team Damon (Ian Somerhalder), Stefan's secrets lead to a some bad consequences for Elena, Bonnie finds her inner witch, the vampire hunter takes hostages and loses, and a new vampire hunter rises.
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Checklist for entertaining at ThanksgivingIf you already feel like a turkey running around with its head cut off, slow down. Hosting Thanksgiving is easy and fun compared to some other holidays. Rely on a handy checklist when you entertain at Thanksgiving.
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Movies Turning 30 in 2013You know you’re old when....some of the most popular movies you remember from high school turn 30.
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‘The Vampire Diaries:’ ‘The Five’ - Something Witchy This Way ComesElena shares a steamy moment with Damon, Professor Sexy is leading "The Five," and there may be a cure for vampirism.
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Celebs Tweet About the Sandy's AftermathCelebs are people, too, with connections to some of the areas hit hardest by Hurricane Sandy.
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"To Pee or Not to Pee" Causes Stress for StudentsWhen you're seven-year-old tells you he's afraid to ask the teacher to go the bathroom, you have to investigate why.
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Mom's DIY Winter Checklist for Your HomeWinter will be knocking on your doorstep soon. Prepare your home now.
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2013 Home Decor Colors and TrendsStart making your holiday wish list now and you'll get exactly what you need to update your home with 2013 colors and decor.
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Frighteningly Free and Cheap Eats on HalloweenWhere to find free kid's meals, Halloween doughnuts and cheap eats on Oct. 31, 2012, Halloween.
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How to Bake Sugar-free, Whole Wheat Pita BreadWhen you have diabetic relatives coming for dinner, you need to get creative in the kitchen. The only recipes I could find either had sugar, honey or Splenda. So I experimented and made these. Try them!
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‘The Vampire Diaries:’ ‘The Rager-’ Party of FiveElena confronts her anger, and her Damon desire. Damon plays cat and mouse with the hunter. Tyler has been a very naughty boy.
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Ann Romney's Costco list: Tips to save money at CostcoAs the political season culminates, the candidates are using every last trick to sway public opinion.Also published on:
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Add fall decor to your home in 5 minutesIf you blink you'll miss fall. Add the colors of the season to your home with these quick tips and tricks.
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'The Vampire Diaries:' 'Memorial' Review - Love like BloodElena struggles with her vampire transition, shares a hot moment with Damon, and there's a new vampire hunter in town, and he's bad news.
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Bladder Control ExercisesIf you want stronger arms, you work them with exercise. The same is true for your bladder. When you work your pelvic floor muscles you may be able to gain some control over urinary incontinence.
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Clothing Styles to Conceal Senior UndergarmentsDiscretion is the name of the game. One of the challenges seniors face when wearing incontinence products is finding the product with the right absorbency that also fits with their clothing.
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Halloweenie: 2012 Events for Dogs and Pet ParentsHalloween is not just for kids, it's also for dogs. Pet parents get ready for some dog-friendly Halloween events near you in 2012.
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Trader Joe's and Sunland expand peanut butter recallPeanut butter and other butters, including some made with sesame seeds have been recalled due to a nationwide outbreak of Salmonella. Clean the pantry and be on the lookout for Salmonella symptoms in your family.
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Britney Spears' new rainbow hair extensions: How to get the lookBrit Brit is seeing pink. And blue. Spears is always a colorful addition to any scene and this time she's brightening things up with hair extensions.Also published on:
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7 common decorating mistakesKeep these common mistakes in mind when you decorate your home.
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Smart small-home organization tipsWith clever organizing, small homes won't feel cramped or cluttered. They can be stylish, functional and cozy.
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Tips for transforming a room with colorTrendy colors are fun, but they’re like one-night stands or summer flings. When you paint a room you have to find a color you’ll love, like a long-term partner. Transform your home with color.
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Ways to stop worrying about moneyThe scariest things are the ones we imagine are lurking in dark corners. Shed some light on your personal finances, identify the good, the bad, and the ugly, take action, and you won't have worrisome nightmares about money.
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Should you let your baby cry it out?It's nearly impossible to resist the loud cries of a baby in the middle of the night. Is it okay to let a baby cry it out?
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Does green coffee bean extract speed up weight loss?What's the story behind the most recent quick weight loss supplement? Is it too good to be true?
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Prince Harry and Other Famous Celebs Who've Served in the MilitaryPrince Harry, aka Capt. Wales, continues his family's tradition of military service. The young royal also joins the ranks of many famous people who have served their country.
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Taylor Swift and Other Stars Who've Worn Suits to Award ShowsIf you think it's because they couldn't find the right gown, think again. Celeb super stars like Taylor Swift, Madonna and Beyonce know that the suit makes the woman.
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Mom's Fall DIY Checklist for Your HomeDon't leave jobs out in the cold. Get them done before the first snowfall. Last year in New England that meant Halloween, so don't delay.
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Shades of Gray Paint You Could Love TodayShades of gray, from airy blue gray to deep slate dress up our bedrooms, living rooms and foyers. The right shade of gray paint can tame colors that are, like the frisky neighbors, too loud.
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10 Things All Successful Couponing Moms KnowCoupon with kids is not as glamorous as it is on TV. It takes planning, creativity and super-sized portion of patience. Do you have what it takes to coupon with your kids?
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How to remove common party stainsThe only thing we want left after a party is the memory of a good time. What we don't want are the wine, candle wax, or salsa or other common party stains left behind by guests. Use these tips to save your linens, carpet or upholstery.
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Tips to upgrade your home, one thing at a timeBudget your money and time. Prioritize your needs and wants. The result? A homemade guide to upgrading your home.
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Shocking ways to hurt your credit scoreWe all know that paying credit card bills on time is a surefire way to keep credit scores in good standing. Here are eight shocking ways you can accidentally hurt your credit score.Also published on:
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Fall Make Up Trends from CelebsThere are many wearable celebrity and runway inspired trends you can borrow this fall. Like your best friend's sweater and boots you snagged from her closet, you'll wear them well.
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Beginner's Guide to Cooking QuinoaEven the healthiest home cooks may have never experimented with nutrient-rich quinoa. It's a forgiving grain that pairs well with both savory and sweet foods.
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Ellen Degeneres and Portia De Rossi's Matching Outfits - Celebs Couple Who Dress AlikeSome couples can do it with class, while others simply fall flat. Which celeb couples dress alike and make it look good? Which ones dressed alike but still broke up?
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July 20 is National Lollipop DayThis holiday is for suckers!
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July 19: Stick Out Your Tongue DaySure, it's considered childish and a showing of bad manners, but go ahead and stick your tongue out on July 19. It's not only allowed, it's encouraged.
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Fireworks Facts for July 4You know it’s the Fourth of July when you hear the whistling and booming sounds of fireworks.
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Summer Celeb Hairstyle Trends to BorrowThe ponytail, showing off your bronzed cheek bones, is the star of summer hair. They also have a few other hair tricks that will keep you cool.Also published on:
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Creating an Appealing Printer Command Center at HomeTake control of your messy home office printing station with a decorative printing command center.
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Hottest Day of the Year Menu: Foods to Keep You CoolWhen the hot weather hits, it seems like nothing will keep you cool except a glass of ice water. When it's too hot to eat, try one of these foods.
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Slanted Ceiling Room SolutionsIf you have a room or loft space with a slanted ceiling, you may be wondering how you can best use the space.
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Air Conditioning Appreciation Days: July 3 to August 15, 2012Thank Willis Haviland Carrier for inventing the air conditioner. You'll need your a.c. unit to survive the Dog Days of summer.
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Motivating Kids During Summer VacationIt's hot, the well-planned schedule left with the last school lunch, and kids are getting restless. How do you keep peace in the house and still motivate kids to stay active?
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The Cat’s Meow: Celebs Embrace Their Inner KittensCelebs are heating up summer style with cat prints, styles and shades.Also published on:
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2012 4th of July Fireworks in MassachusettsYour annual fireworks guide to Fourth of July fireworks in Massachusetts, covering the sandy shores of the Cape, to woodsy Western Mass., and everywhere in between. The guide include time, dates, locations with addresses, and rain dates.
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June 29: National Camera Day, Almond Butter Crunch Day, William James Mayo Birth Anniversary, Interstate Highway ActSnapshots, crunchy candy, famous surgeon, and summer travel takes on new meaning.
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June 28: National Handshake Day, Tapioca Day, Tyson Bites Holyfield Anniversary, Paul Bunyan Day, Insurance Awareness DayShaking hands, an odd plant, Mike Tyson's bite, a folk hero, and insurance.
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June 26: 'Harry Potter' 15th Anniversary, Chocolate Pudding Day, Bar Code IntroducedWizard madness, creamy chocolate, and bar codes.
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June 27: Sunglasses Day, Orange Blossom Day, National HIV Testing Day, ‘Happy Birthday to You’ BirthdayWearing shades, fragrant blooms, get tested, and a famous song.
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June 25: Leon Day, Please Take My Children to Work Day, Battle of Little Big Horn Anniversary, Strawberry Parfait DayHalfway there, wishful thinking, a decisive battle, and layered strawberry dessert.
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June 22: Take Your Dog to Work Day, Department of Justice Anniversary, Stupid Guy Thing Day, Chocolate Eclair DayCanines on the job, fighting crime, stupid guys, and chocolate-topped pastry.
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June 21: Recess at Work Day, Peaches and Cream Day, World Humanist Day, Hurricane Agnes 40th AnniversaryGo out and play, sweet peaches, humanism, and a destructive Agnes.
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June 20: First Day of Summer, Vanilla Milkshake Day, National Daylight Appreciation Day, ‘Jaws’ Anniversary, World Refugee DayHot days, don't go in the water, wholesome shake, yay daylight, refugee awareness.
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June 18: Go Fishing Day, War of 1812: 200th Declaration Anniversary, International Sushi Day, Meet a Mate Week BeginsFishing, war, raw fish, meeting someone special.
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June 15: Work@Home Father’s Day, Lobster Day, Magna Carta Day, Avon Heritage Duct Tape Festival, Great Smoky Mountains National Park AnniversaryChief home officers, delectable creatures, liberty on paper, hail duct tape, a mountainous range.
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June 14: Pop Goes the Weasel Day, Flag Day, Strawberry Shortcake Day, Harriet Beecher Stowe Birth AnniversaryMysterious rhymes, a patriotic symbol, summer strawberries, and an American writer.
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June 13: Kitchen Klutzes of America Day, Miranda Decision Anniversary, First Roller Coaster Opens, Weed Your Garden DayCareful in the kitchen, know your rights, take a fast ride and tend your garden.
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June 12: Crowded Nest Awareness Day, Loving Day, Peanut Butter Cookie Day, Big Bend National Park EstablishedHappy nesting, a loving tale, rich cookies, and a Texas park.
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June 11: 'American Idol' 10th Anniversary, German Chocolate Cake Day, Red Army Departs Berlin, Corn on the Cob Day, National Automotive Service Professionals WeekBeyond "The Gong Show," German cake, East Germany history, summer veggies, and mechanics we love.
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June 8: Upsy Daisy Day, World Oceans Day, Jelly-Filled Doughnut Day, Laki Volcano Eruption AnniversaryTaking it easy, celebrating the ocean, eating jelly-filled treats, and commemorating a monumental event.
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June 7: Superman Celebration, Chocolate Ice Cream Day, Gaugin Birth Anniversary, Ultrasound AdvancementsA super celebration, chocolate dessert, from stocks to paintbrushes, and advances in medicine.
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Easily Create an Outdoor Family RoomBring the family outdoors, away from the TV, in an outdoor family room.
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June 6: Yo-Yo Day, D-Day Anniversary, Applesauce Cake Day, First Drive-in MovieUps and downs of a popular toy, the second front, fruity cake, nostalgic flicks.
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2013 Benjamin Moore’s InterFlow Color PaletteFamiliar colors and textures from the past are made modern through new combinations.
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Healthy Eating is a Natural for KidsHealthy heating is natural for kids, with a little help. Kids will eat what you give them, so choose wisely.
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June 5: Transit of Venus, Festival of Popular Delusions Day, Gingerbread DaySky high times, deluded, and reconsidering a holiday favorite.
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June 4: Hug Your Cat Day, Shopping Cart Debut, Cheese Day, International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression, Battle of Midway 70th AnniversaryFeline love, shopping changes forever, cheese, a United Nations observance, and a decisive battle.
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Fourth of July Guide to Grilling ToolsAre you ready to grill for your family?
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June 1: National Leave the Office Early Day, Heimlich Maneuver Introduced, and National Doughnut DayWork smarter not longer, saving lives, and free doughnuts.
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Natural Ways to Treat Overactive BladderWhile prescription medicine and surgery are treatment options for overactive bladder, there are also natural ways to treat the condition.
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May 31: What You Think Upon Grows Day, Save Your Hearing Day, World No Tobacco Day, Macaroon Day, ‘Seinfeld’ and ‘Survivor’ PremieresPower of positive thought, coconut cookies, kicking the habit, and Jerry Seinfeld and Jeff Probst take over.
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May 30: My Bucket's Got a Hole in it Day, National Senior Health and Fitness Day, World Trade Center Recovery and Clean Up Ends, Mint Julep DayOld bucket, senior fitness, a somber anniversary, a minty beverage.
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May 29: Learn About Composting Day, Coq Au Vin Day, JFK 95th Birth Anniversary, End of the Middle Ages DayFood scraps, wine and chicken, a celebrated president, welcome the Renaissance.
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May 28: Slugs Return from Capistrano Day, Amnesty International Day, Hamburger Day, Sierra Club FoundedSlimy gastropods, human rights, ground beef, and preserving the natural world.
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May 25: Geek Pride Day, National Missing Children's Day, National Tap Dance Day, Brown Bag it DayGeeking out, protecting children, tap dancing, and bring your lunch to work day.
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May 24: International Tiara Day, First U.S. Telegraph Line, Escargot Day, Scavenger Hunt Day, Brothers DayShiny crowns, early messaging system, slow food, and male siblings.
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May 23: Lucky Penny Day, International World Turtle Day, Taffy DayFinding shiny luck, saving turtles, and enjoying a sweet and salty mix.
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May 22: Buy a Musical Instrument Day, Vanilla Pudding Day, Toothpaste Tube Birthday, International Day for Biological DiversityMake some music, fragrant dessert, toothpaste, celebrating marine life.
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May 21: I Need a Patch for that Day, American Red Cross, Strawberries and Cream Day, Founded, National Waitstaff DayMedicine old and new, berries and cream, and big tippers.
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May 18: No Dirty Dishes Day, National Pizza Party Day, Mother's Whistler, Cheese Souffle Day, International Virtual Assistants DayEat without a mess, celebrating whistlers, fluffy cheese dish, and invisible support.
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May 17: Pack Rat Day, First U.S. Same-Sex Marriages Anniversary, Cherry Cobbler Day, USS Stark AttackedSaving stuff, gay marriage, cherry cobbler, and tragedy in the Persian Gulf.
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May 16: Wear Purple for Peace, Spam Debuted, Coquilles St. Jacques Day, First Woman to Climb EverestAliens like purple, canned meat, scallops, and reaching new heights.
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May 15: Over the Rainbow Day, Nylon Stockings Anniversary, Chocolate Chip Day, Peace Officer Memorial DayChasing rainbows, covering legs, chips of chocolate, and remembering peace officers.
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May 14: Dance like a Chicken Day, Underground America Day, Buttermilk Biscuit Day, WAAC 70th AnniversarySilly wedding dance, building underground like Hobbits, hot biscuits, and women in uniform.
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May 11: Twilight Zone Day, Eat What You Want Day, Dali Birth Anniversary, Military Spouse Appreciation DayRod Serling's mark, food freedom, surreal art, and strong spouses.
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May 10: Trust Your Intuition Day, Lag BaOmer, Shrimp Day, World Lupus DayYour sixth sense, a festive Jewish holiday, eating crustaceans, and recognizing Lupus.
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May 9: Lost Sock Memorial Day, National School Nurse Day, Butterscotch Brownie Day, Donate a Day's Wages to CharityLonely socks, school nurses, buttery brownies, a charitable cause.
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Mom to Son: “It’s Okay to Win”When did winning become a bad word?
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Fun Comes Home: 2013 Trends to Keep You SmilingHome decor does not have to be so serious. One of the emerging themes for 2013 is fun.
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Trendy 2012 Upcycled Ideas for the GardenTake something worthless and unusable and breathe new life into it. Turn something ugly into something beautiful and inspiring.
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Summer Picnic Stock Up ChecklistSummer is just around the corner and so are the picnics, barbecues, family gatherings and impromptu parties.
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May 8: No Socks Day, Battle of the Coral Sea, Coconut Cream Pie Day, National Teacher DayBare toes, a naval air battle, creamy coconut, and celebrating teachers.
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May 7: Melanoma Monday, Fire Escape Ladder Patented, Beaufort Scale Day, Roast Leg of Lamb DaySkin cancer awareness, a useful ladder, wind force, and roasted lamb.
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May 4: No Pants Day, Orange Juice Day, International Respect for Chickens Day, Haymarket Square Riot AnniversaryBottomless fashion, citrus drinks, poultry protection, and workers' rights.
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May 3: National Two Different Colored Shoes Day, Raspberry Tart Day, Garden Meditation Day, National Specially Abled Pets DayTwo shoes, fruit dessert, calming gardens, and special pets.
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May 2: Great American Grump Out, Chocolate Truffles Day, Da Vinci Birth Anniversary, Baby DayGrumpiness is out, chocolate is in, celebrating an artist and a baby doctor.
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May 1: May Day, Lei Day, Amtrak Anniversary, School Principals' Day, Chcolate Parfait DayAn ancient festival evolves, flowered garlands, government trains, and school officials.
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April 30: Beltane, National Honesty Day, Bugs Bunny Debut, National Raisin DayA fire festival, honest abes, a happy rabbit, and dried grapes.
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Best 2012 Fourth of July CelebrationsEveryone has their favorite place to spend the Fourth of July.
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April 27: Interstate Mullet Toss, Arbor Day, Prime Rib Day, National Dream HotlineTossing fish, planting trees, cooking quality beef, and discovering the meaning of your dreams.
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April 26: Hug an Australian Day, Jessie Redmon Fauset Birth Anniversary, Poem in Your Pocket Day, Montgomery Ward SeizedAussie affection, the Harlem Renaissance, portable poetry, union history.
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Top 10 female U.S. athletes to watch in LondonIndividually they’re determined and strong. Together, the women of Team USA are unstoppable.Also published on:
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April 25: Hairstylist Appreciation Day, East Meets West Day, Zucchini Bread Day, Hubble Telescope Deployed Anniversary, EbertfestLove your hair, east and west, healthy bread, eye on the world, and Roger Ebert strikes again.
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April 24: National Scoop of the Poop Week, Pigs in a Blanket, Teach Children to Save Day, Library of Congress AnniversaryDirty jobs, pigs in blankets, money and kids, and Happy Birthday to the Library of Congress.
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April 23: Take a Chance Day, Lover’s Day, Talk Like Shakespeare Day, Saint George’s Day, Picnic DayApril 23 is a day to take a chance on love or science, enjoy a picnic and talk like the bard.
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Record Store Day: April 21Break out the vinyl and celebrate the independents. It's Record Store Day.
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Raleigh’s Best First Date SpotsWhether you choose to meet for a casual brunch, an active outdoor adventure, or a cultural date with wine and science, you’ll want to pick just the right spot.
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Summer 2012 Outdoor Movie Events in BostonWhen Boston residents want some entertainment, an outdoor leisure activity and to feel like you’re a part of your community, you head to one of the summertime outdoor movie events.
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Perfect Picnic Spots in BostonOrder your favorite take-out from the deli, pick up some cupcakes and water and head to one of these perfect picnic spots in Boston. Even if you have a 30 minute lunch break, soak up some sun and fresh air away from your desk.
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Drive-In Theaters Still Operating TodayIf you're longing to share a first-run movie with your family and want some old-fashioned fun, head to the drive-in theater nearest you.
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Best Shore Excursions in the CaribbeanWhether you’re traveling in the Southern or Western Caribbean, soak up all the area has to offer, with the best shore excursions in the Caribbean.
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April 20: Look Alike Day, Lima Bean Respect Day, Daniel Chester French Birth Anniversary, Global Youth Service DayDoppelgangers, beans with tryptophan, a sculptor, and youth service.
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April 19: National High Five Day, Garlic Day, Oklahoma City Bombing Anniversary, John Parker Day, Netherlands-U.S. Diplomatic Relations AnniversaryHigh five for a cause, garlic's best qualities, and villains and heroes.
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Top All-Time Beauty Tips from Our MomsMoms are sage creatures. They shared their skin care and beauty tips with us. We watched them get ready to go to work or go out to dinner. How of what they taught us was spot on? How much did we learn?
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April 18: Pet Owners' Independence Day, Animal Crackers Birthday, Adult Autism Awareness Day, National Stress Awareness Day, National Wear Your Pajamas to Work DaySwitching places, animal crackers, autism, stress awareness ad pajamas and the day after taxes.
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Tax Day Freebies and Deals on April 17Taxpayers, you can get a free lunch on April 17, 2012.
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April 17: Blah, Blah, Blah Day, Verrazano Day, National Haiku Poetry Day, Cheese Ball Day, Ellis Island Family History DayDo that thing you've been dreading, a New York harbor discovered, haiku for you, cheese balls, and family history.
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Summer Breakfasts for Glowing SkinGlow from the inside out, with these nutrient-rich summer breakfasts.
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April 16: World Cow Chip Throwing Contest, London Book Fair, Day of the Mushroom, Apollo 16 Anniversary, Texas City Disaster 65th AnniversaryTossing dung, publishing world, tasty fungi, moon visit, and remembering a Texas disaster.
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10 greatest U.S. Olympians of all timeThe Olympic Games open our eyes and our hearts to the best of the best.
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Best Outdoor Toys or Games for KidsSpring and summer are a mom’s best excuse to forget about housework and go play outdoor games with the kids.
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Fun Facts About GymnasticsFrom chalk use to the leotard, explore fun facts about gymnastics.
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April 13: Scrabble Day, Thomas Jefferson Day, National Peach Cobbler Day, Great Chicago Flood 20th AnniversarySpelling with friends, president number three, warm peaches, and a modern city floods.
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April 12: Walk on Your Wild Side Day, National Licorice Day, Polio Vaccine Anniversary, FDR Commemorative CeremonyGoing wild, black licorice, scientific breakthrough, and remembering a president.
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Jennifer Love Hewitt's 'The Client List' Rubbing Women the Wrong WayLifetime Network is playing dirty. They're selling sex again, with the help of Jennifer Love Hewitt and a "true story" about massage therapists turning tricks.
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April 11: International ‘Louie Louie’ Day, Cheese Fondue Day, Civil Rights Act of 1968 Anniversary, National Bookmobile DayParty song, melting cheese, civil rights history, and libraries on wheels.
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Healthier Spring Appetizers to Make at HomeMove over crackers, bread sticks and chips and make room for healthier spring appetizers.
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April 10: National Be Kind to Lawyers Day, Cinnamon Crescent Day, Safety Pin Patented, One Day Without ShoesKindness and lawyers, fragrant cinnamon, a practical invention, and walking around barefoot.
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April 9: Name Yourself Day, Chinese Almond Cookie Day, Civil War Ends Anniversary, White House Easter Egg RollPicking a name, almond treats, the end of an era, and rolling eggs.
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All or Nothing: Why My Family Does Not Do FundraisersSometimes you just have to say no to fundraising.
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Colors that Grow with Them: Top Hues for Boys’ BedroomsThey’ve outgrown their light shades of blue and green and are ready for more earthy hues.
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Spring Cleaning Outdoor SpacesOnce the spring weather stops its roller coaster ride of temperatures, you might want to start cleaning up your outdoor spaces.
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April 6: Twinkies’ Birthday, Good Friday, Drowsy Drivers Awareness Day, Ghandi Makes SaltCelebrating cream-filled snacks, an old Christian holiday, wakefulness, and making salt as protest.
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April 5: Go for Broke Day, Caramel Day, Apple Cider Mill Patented, Tomb Sweeping DayTaking risks, gooey treats, pressing apples, and sweeping tombs.
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April 4: Tell a Lie Day, Cordon Bleu Day, Paraprofessional Appreciation Day, Vitamin C Isolated AnniversaryTelling lies, chicken and ham, professional helpers, and a scurvy prevention.
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April 3: Don't Go to Work Unless It's Fun Day, Find a Rainbow Day, Tweed Day, Inauguration of Pony Express, Chocolate Mousse DayHaving fun at home, chasing rainbows, tweed: the good and the corrupt, horse mail, and foamy chocolate.
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Post-Game Snacks Kids Will LoveFueling kids bodies with healthy and tasty snacks after sports keeps them energized and supports normal growth.
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Find time and happiness for yourself while juggling work and familyMoms are talented people. But even we can't make time appear out of thin air. We can, however, juggle work and family and manage to find happiness.
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April 2: Reconciliation Day, Peanut Butter and Jelly Day, Pascua Florida DayForgiving and moving on, a winning combination, and discovering Florida.
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How to develop a personal brand and use social networkingBrand: you. Have you created a personal brand yet, putting all that social networking to good use? As women we give support and encouragement to our family and friends. When it’s time to promote ourselves, we may feel a little shy.
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Leaky Bladder? 5 Tips to Stay in ControlUnlike the weather and taxes, a leaky bladder is something that can be controlled.
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Enjoy Your Vacation While Wearing Disposable UnderwearMen and women who experience incontinence, you are now free to move around the cabin, the countryside, or wherever you want to go.
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March 30: Grass is Always Browner on the Other Side of the Fence Day, Turkey Neck Soup Day, Doctor’s Day, Van Gogh Birth AnniversaryBrowner grass, soup parts, first do no harm, and a colorful artist.
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March 29: Mule Day, Lemon Chiffon Cake, Coca-Cola Brewed, Niagara Falls Runs Dry Day AnniversaryStubborn days, light cake, a medicinal drink, and the falls run dry.
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March 28: Eggsibit Day, Battle of La Glorieta Pass, Something on a Stick Day, Weed Appreciation DayDecorated eggs, protecting the gold, things on sticks, and weeds.
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Fitness Apps for Better WorkoutsPut your smart phone to work for you. It’s already replaced your watch and your digital camera, so why can’t it also be your personal trainer, yoga instructor, heart rate monitor and fitness calendar?
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Choosing a prom dress with your daughterDear daughter, if mama is going to pay, she’s going to have a say. When you give your daughter what she needs most: loving support, limits, and uncritical advice, you will both enjoy the experience.
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Top 5 cutest prom dress trendsProm dress trends for 2012 are happily a far cry from the wedding-bell shaped, layered lace dresses that I remember from prom.
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March 27: National Joe Day, American Diabetes Association Alert Day, National Spanish Paella Day, Quirky Country Music Song Titles DayAverage Joe, type 2 diabetes, spicy rice, and funny song titles.
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Texas Historic Attractions and ToursPack you bags and head for Texas, where historic attractions and tours await.
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March 26: Make Up Your Own Holiday Day, Legal Assistants Day, Spinach Day, Seward's DayMaking holidays, paralegals, Alaska comes home, and yummy leaves.
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March 23: OK Day, National Day of Unplugging, Chip and Dip Day, National Puppy DayCelebrating words, detoxing from tech, salty snacks, and man's best miniature friends.
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March 22: International Goof-Off Day, As Young as You Feel Day, Bavarian Crepes Day, World Water Day, Tuskegee Airmen Activated AnniversaryGoofing off, feeling young, creamy crepes, how much water, and pilots who made history.
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March 21: Kick Butts Day, International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, California Strawberry Day,Kicking butts, eliminating discrimination, and sweet fruit.
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March 20: Extraterrestrial Abductions Day, Great American Meatout Day, Ravioli Day, Won’t You Be My Neighbor DayWatch out for aliens, kicking the habit, stuffed pasta, a neighborly soul.
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March 16: Everything You Do is Right Day, Artichoke Hearts Day, Curlew Day, Rosa Bonhuer DayBeing right can't be wrong, eating thistles, and famous animal art.
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March 15: Everything You Think is Wrong Day, Ides of March, Brutus Day, Pears Helene DayYou're wrong, tasty pears, and beware the Ides of March.
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March 14: National Pi Day, Bake a Pie Day, Registered Dietitian Day, Einstein Birth AnniversaryPi and pie, nutrition professionals, and an award-winning physicist (not Sheldon Cooper).
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Breakfast Theme Birthday Brunch for GirlsPajamas, pancakes, and a party, what could be more fun? Plan a breakfast theme birthday party for late morning, or even in the late afternoon.
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March 13: National Open an Umbrella Indoors Day, Ken Day, Coconut Torte Day, Planet Uranus Discovery, Organize Your Home Office DayTest your luck, Barbie gets a guy, nuts for coconut, a big planet discovered, and neatening up that work space.
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March 12: National Napping Day, Baked Scallops Day, Jack Kerouac 90th Birth Anniversary, FDR’s First Fireside ChatFind a lost hour of sleep, motile mollusk, a beat writer, a cozy chat with FDR.
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March 9: Panic Day, Barbie Debuts, Get Over it Day, National Crabmeat Day, Amerigo Vespucci Birth AnniversaryKeep calm and carry on, a controversial toy, moving on, tasty seafood, how America got it's name.
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Indoor Garden Style for the Impatient GardenerWon't spring just get here already? Use your green thumb (not really required here) and love of all things gardening to inspire your home decor.
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Total Drama World: Enter the Universe of Teen Texting, If You DareParents worry about their kids sexting, about bullying, but aren’t always aware of a seemingly more benign teen issue: total drama world.
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Faking It: Simple Home Improvement Makeovers for the KitchenBored with your kitchen? Does it no longer inspire your inner chef? It may be time for a simple makeover.
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March 8: Nametag Day, Peanut Cluster Day, Girls Write Now Day, World Kidney DaysWhat's your name, chocolate and peanuts, girls' words, and the all-important kidney.
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Jennifer Aniston Got a Star, Who's Next in 2012? Hint: Not AngieAngie has Brad, but Jen has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Who else will be honored in 2012? Is your favorite celeb on the list?Also published on:
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Hop Your Way to a Healthier Easter MenuInstead of weighing yourself down with a traditional Easter brunch, lighten up the Easter menu with some healthier choices.
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Berenstain Bears' lasting appeal to parents and kidsIt was a sad day in Bear Country, a sad day indeed. Co-creator of The Berenstain Bears, Jan Berenstain, passed away recently. But the family of bears she created with her husband, Stan, will live on in the lives and minds of parents and children.
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Biggest grocery store rip-offs and how to avoid themBe smarter than the average grocery shopper and happily skip past the enticing grocery store gimmicks. You'll leave with more cash in your pocketbook.