While the kids get their Halloween costumes on and get ready to go trick-or-treating, here are some funny Halloween jokes, silly riddles and knock-knock jokes to tickle their funny bone. Need something else to keep your kiddos busy while they wait to go out on Halloween? Print out these free Halloween printables and cards. Just add crayons! [...]
Yankee Candle Village $20 off Coupon: A Great New England Day Trip
October 18, 2012 by
If you are a candle addict, fall is a great time to take a trip to the Yankee Candle Village in South Deerfield, MA. Find candles galore, make your own wax souvenir, eat at the charming Chandler’s restaurant, and visit the Black Forest room to experience snow year round. Print the $20 off coupon below and save money [...]
What’s Open, What’s Closed Columbus Day 2012?
October 6, 2012 by
What’s open and what’s closed on Columbus Day 2012? The Federal holiday lands on Monday, October 8 and many are wondering if banks are open, if there is mail delivery and if the stock market is open on Columbus Day. If you are planning on shopping the sales on the holiday, you will find Target, Walmart, supermarkets and [...]
4th of July 2012 Free Fireworks Shows Across the USA
June 27, 2012 by
Looking for free fireworks shows on the 4th of July in your city? Here is the 2012 list of the times and locations for shows happening on Independence Day in cities across the U.S.A. Watch fireworks displays light up the sky all over the country including the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular in Boston, MA; Macy’s 4th of [...]
What’s open on 4th of July 2012: Post offices, banks closed on Independence Day
June 27, 2012 by
Wondering what’s open and what’s closed on the 4th of July 2012? Independence Day falls on Wednesday this year, so state and federal offices are closed. That means the post office and DMV are closed for the holiday. Most banks are also closed on July 4 and the stock market is not open. However, if [...]
Cheap 4th of July Decorations, Food and Party Ideas
June 24, 2012 by
If you are planning a 4th of July party, it doesn’t have to be expensive. Bring on the red, white and blue at your Independence Day parties and cookouts without putting a strain on your budget. Simple decorations, inexpensive party food and a little creativity is all you need to enjoy a fun, summer celebration. [...]
How to Make Magic Reindeer Food for Christmas Eve
December 3, 2011 by
Children love making this easy recipe for sparkling reindeer food. There is something magical about sprinkling this glittery mixture outside on Christmas Eve, a long-time tradition in my house that rivals putting out cookies for Santa. Reindeer food easy to make and if you want to make it for others, just place it in a [...]
What’s open on Labor Day 2011: No mail, schools closed, most stores open
September 3, 2011 by
What stores are open and what is closed on Labor Day 2011? If you need to get to WalMart or Target on Monday September 5 for last-minute cookout supplies, you are in luck. However, there is no mail delivery and federal buildings as well as schools are closed. Labor Day is a United States federal [...]
