Your lawn is likely slowing down for its winter sleep. Now is a good time to begin planning servicing appointments for your summer lawn equipment. Mower winterized, blades sharpened, edger cleaned of summer's residue. You can do it and be ready for a fresh start in the spring!
Now that we're on the cusp of October, plan for the dry winter months ahead by investing in new skincare products. Search "hydrating skincare products" online for products that range from a few dollars to $100 or more. Let your budget be your guide, but get the best you can afford. Here's to good hydration all winter long!
Starting in late September, northern areas can see freezing temperatures at night. Elevate your outside pots so pooled water doesn't freeze and crack your pots. Strips of wood or even bricks work well.
As the days grow shorter and the weather cooler, it's easy to "hermit" and become isolated. You can beat back loneliness by setting up a lunch date, or even two! Keep expenses down by visiting the mall, meeting for a cup of coffee, or simply taking a walk in the park. Bring a fresh-baked treat for an added bonus. Enjoy!
If your schedule allows, volunteer a few hours each week to a good cause. Some options are the American Red Cross, United Way, your local church, or your child's school. You'll bring happiness to others and a sense of fulfillment to yourself. Pick up the phone today!