It’s up to teens to do the work that will get them that college scholarship; but, when moms are up to speed on scholarship strategies, it can pay off. Amanda Grow with College Fast Lane, shares how to become a...
Up Your Style With Marble Contact Paper
Marble pattern paper can be used to vamp up many things around your home. This nice marble paper pattern is not a tacky substitute for the real thing, it is it’s OWN thing! Designer Michelle Inkley explains how...
Put an Egg on It
It’s a foodie thing these days: throw an egg on top of whatever you’re eating. Is it a practical shot of protein, or a pretty shot of bright color? Either way, we see the egg often a-top Kristin’s...
The Best Designs for Your Kitchen
Your kitchen gathers in a lot of people, so special attention should go into this room. Lily Hancock from Edge Homes shares five of the best kitchen designs to keep your space functional. For more information, visit www...
Making a Good First Impression
We all want to make a good first impression, but the things we think are tried and true might not actually be enough.
Corporate Recruiter Carly Hazen shares new research that will help you present your best self.
Flavored Salts
We all see the chefs on TV using 10 different kinds of salt in their recipes. Sue Neal shares the secret of flavored salts that will put you in the know. For more from Sue, and for information on her card class, visit...
Your Birthday Traditions
We recently threw out a birthday question on Facebook: What are your family birthday traditions?
We had a great response, and just had to share a few of our favorites!
On My Mind: Birthdays
This new series turns up the microphones of some of our favorite women.
Natalie Jensen, Sue Neal, and Carly Hazen weigh in on today’s topic.
September Hit List
It’s time to re-visit one of our favorite series: The Studio 5 Hit list! Natalie Hill Jensen shares a round-up of fun, Studio 5 approved, things to do to start out Fall. Go to www.shopbeckyhiggins.com and use code...
Fall at the Front Door
Make a statement at the doorstep this fall using items from a stop at the office supply store. Jennifer Crookston shares this front door hello that will cost you just about five dollars. For more from Jennifer, visit...
