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Our pals over at The Snug have some intel on the most wanted DIY for the ultimate Labor Day weekend. Check it out!
Two days off never feels like quite enough, does it? Between home projects, cleaning, errands and social engagements, Sunday night can arrive quite suddenly. Striking the right balance between preparing for the week ahead and actually feeling as though you had a weekend is a delicate art, but it can be done.
You can spend too much on partying this weekend or you can gather some friends and stay in for a crafting party! Here are the top projects from our sister site, The Snug.com, to inspire you!
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History lovers aside, Lake Havasu is also the place for those who are looking to party in paradise, minus the whole cost of paradise. Think brews, boats, bros, and babes on a budget.
Cape Cod: It's the quintessential summer destination. Located where New England juts out like a flexed arm to meet the Atlantic Ocean, this area is the place to find the perfect mix of quaint harbors, historic towns and, of course, sandy beaches.
Schedules don't exist, and time is measured only by the ferries as they come and go from the harbor. Pack a bathing suit, sunscreen and little else, then have the most relaxing day ever off the coast of Long Island.
A breakfast recipe you can never go wrong whipping up? Pancakes! My family loves them! Here are five ways to spice up your pancakes this weekend, making them a little more fun and even more delicious.
With everything from classic southern neighborhoods to cosmopolitan museums, Atlanta isn't just the "Chicago of the South." It's become a diverse, cosmopolitan city yet still manages to maintain rich southern roots.
During a summer weekend, many of us look forward to family activities, going to a beach, eating good food, or maybe just catching up on Mad Men. (Don't spoil the finale for me!) But while you are enjoying your leisure time, you can also be networking. Here are three tips to incorporate networking into your summer weekends!