Taking in a holiday performance is a great way to escape the hustle and bustle of the season. Whether you go alone, with a loved one, or friends, it’s an easy to way relax and enjoy the holidays instead of stressing out about all of the plans you made. Here are some performances in and […]
Holiday Encouragement Part 1: Unemployment Dropping
According to the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, the state’s unemployment rate eased to 6.8%, its lowest level in nearly five years. The last time Colorado’s official jobless rate was that low was in January 2009, when the rate stood at 6.7% on its way up to highs over 9% in 2010. The rate […]
Winter Wonderland Checklist
It’s important to watch how your house responds to the environment through spring, summer, fall and winter. Take advantage of major snowfalls to learn things about your house that only snow can show. For example, is the snow melting from your roof rapidly? That means heat is escaping from your home through the roof and […]
Why We Love Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is our favorite holiday. We love Thanksgiving because it is about showing the love and appreciation you have for the people you hold close. It’s about taking the time to reflect on all the positive aspects of your life. The Thanksgiving table is a symbol of that reflection and gratitude. Think of the people […]
Don’t Leave Gratitude on the Thanksgiving Table
Philosophers as far back as the ancient Greeks and Romans cited gratitude as an indispensable human virtue, and November is a good time to review the mental and physical health benefits of gratitude: Stronger immune systems and lower blood pressure Higher levels of positive emotions More joy, optimism, and happiness Acting with more generosity and […]
Closing At The End Of August? Plan Ahead For Labor Day Weekend.
Planning to make a late-August purchase closing? Keep an eye on your calendar. The last Friday of the month coincides with Labor Day Weekend, which may make for a complicated, end-of-month closing.
