Posts from April 2022

America is made for exploring. It's been a truth for centuries, and we're always reminded of it at this time of year.

However, our ability to travel was greatly hampered in 2020 by COVID-19. Ever resourceful, many Americans turned to a time-tested friend to experience the great outdoors: the recreational vehicle. Providing convenience, luxury, and independence, the RV is the ultimate way to see the country.

An American Institution 

1900­–1930

Recreational vehicles have come in handy since the beginning of the twentieth century, as Americans clamored for a way to see the country's majesty in comfort. Trailers and mobile homes (the latter being personally modified ve...

A refreshing addition to any dinner or lunch, this salad is made with the freshest of ingredients and is packed with all of the flavors of spring!

So, you want to try composting, but aren't ready to commit to keeping up with a bin of your kitchen scraps and earthworms. Composting with leaves is a great first step in the composting process, and can help you ready your garden for fruits and veggies come spring.

What is composting?
Anything that was once living will eventually decompose, and the nutrients released during the decomposition process are ideal for sprouting new life. Compost can be made up of any organic material, and when ready, can be used as soil to grow crops that are healthy and strong.

The eco-friendly, energy-saving trend is not new in real estate, but it has ramped up in recent years. One of the biggest pieces of the puzzle for a new home buyer is efficiency and sustainability, two things you can easily incorporate into your home without breaking the bank.

Start a compost pile
Composting is a great way to ensure your nutrient-rich food waste doesn't end up sitting in a landfill, creating harmful methane gas. All you need is a large plastic bin that will keep animals at bay and some materials to get your pile started (e.g., eggshells, fruit peels, leaves, coffee grounds, twigs, etc.). Remember to turn the pile every few days to keep nutrients and moisture mov...

Going green—or living an environmentally friendly lifestyle—can be easier than you think. There are a number of easy ways you can make changes in your everyday life! With small adjustments, you'd be surprised the difference you can make in saving energy at home.

Try making the switch to these eco-friendly habits. You'll know you're doing your part to make a difference, and you might just inspire your friends and family to do the same.

Try this bright idea
This is an easy one. Replace your  traditional light bulbs with energy-efficie...