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From Me To You... It is amazing what you can buy online now. Everything from office supplies, to medication, to treats from your hometown. If you are anything like me you have a subscription to Amazon which makes it all too easy to click a button and have almost anything delivered within a couple of days. In the past, or BC as I like to call it (Before Covid), this was seen as lazy or pandering to big business. Now it is a lifeline. Local businesses are more and more frequently offering online options and delivery, and being able to stay at home is the way to go. We can chat with family and friends far and wide, through video chats. Our children can still get a modicum of education, although the quality of that education has been reduced dramatically. We can, to a degree, live our lives and maintain a functioning society.Could you imagine life without the internet? It is so much part of our lives that I barely remember how to function without it. Now try to imagine going through the pandemic without that lifeline. I think things would be very different indeed. Good grief, people would have to entertain themselves and they would absolutely be more isolated. I have been looking up the 1912 Spanish Flu pandemic and the parallels to today are remarkable. Masks recommended by the government. Lockdowns. Businesses and schools
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What they didn’t have then that could have made a huge difference in reducing the number of deaths was antibiotics. The flu vaccine helped with the initial infection, but the pneumonia and other infections that set in as a result of that flu ran rampant, killing many thousands of people. Antibiotics could have made all the difference and they were so close on the horizon. Alexander Flemming discovered Penicillin in 1928, a mere 16 years after the Spanish Flu decimated the world. Once again science is coming to our rescue. This time more swiftly than Penicillin and with the amazing potential to eradicate this virus that has changed the world for all of us. At it’s most basic, the vaccines will protect individuals and once enough people are inoculated it will protect those who are unable to be vaccinated. Like many of you I am waiting for my turn to get the vaccine. It is frustrating for sure, but I know that once I have been cleared I will be able to hold my loved ones once again and that is worth waiting for.
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Home Front
Home gardening offers plentiful benefits that support mental and physical health, and many people have decided to begin or expand their gardens during the pandemic. Whether you’re a new gardener looking to learn or a seasoned green thumb who has been growing plants for years, you want inspiration for the upcoming growing season. Following expertrecommended top trends can help set you up for success and make your garden the envy of the neighborhood. The 2021 Burpee GardenCast forecast, found at www.burpee. com/GardenCast, is an inspirational resource based on industry trends and cultural insights. The GardenCast trends for 2021 include: Immunity Garden Health is top of mind for people across the country. An abundant garden full of vibrant vegetables like winter squash, radishes and tomatoes can help you commit to a nutrient-rich diet that strengthens your immune system.
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A vegetable’s color reflects the different phytonutrients and antioxidants inside, according to the Journal of Nutrition and Metabolism. Growing a rainbow of vegetables allows you to create multi-hued meals with health and disease-fighting benefits. Garden of Joy Gardening helps you reduce stress, move your body and enjoy the outdoors. The psychological benefits of caring for plants can support the mental health of people at any age. That’s why individuals as well as families are planting gardens of joy, with blooms that are as pleasant as the process of gardening itself. The garden of joy is a flower bed full of bright “faces”, including pansies and violas, that are sure to inspire many smiles of pure happiness. World Herb Garden Experiencing international flavors in food is an important part of traveling and with so many people pausing vacation plans, the associated explorational eating has paused as well. Your palate is ready for something new and you can experience a world of flavors from your own backyard when you grow a world herb garden no passport needed. Herbs like lemongrass, dill and cilantro are easy to grow and offer bright flavors to enhance your favorite recipes, no matter the cuisine. Whether you use them fresh, dry or in custom blends, you’ll have a bounty of flavor at your fingertips to complement meats, vegetables, pasta and more. ideas paired with techniques and product tips to give gardeners of all levels the tools they need to grow with confidence this season.”
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Decorators’ Corner Change is on the horizon as 2021 is poised to be a transition year for home design. Expect some of the cool and minimalistic trends of the past to be replaced with more approachable designs that convey comfort, warmth and positivity. To bring warmth into your home and enjoy this growing trend for years to come, LL Flooring offers this advice: Determine color schemes For many years, cool color schemes have dominated home design. People have tired of these styles and are seeking to add warm colors and materials in their home. Colors with yellow undertones are in high demand, from wall paint to furniture and beyond. Brass and bronze are popular in hardware and accessories, and mixed metals are featured to add visual interest. Update flooring Floors are the foundation of any room, providing ample opportunity to update the space to bring in warmth. Because organic materials typically convey warmth, hardwood floors are a worthwhile investment. The visually interesting and intricate wood grains can be enhanced with any color stain, although warm hues are trending. Analyze lighting Light can add to or detract from the feeling of warmth in any space. Natural light sources are always welcome, so make sure to open shades to illuminate spaces. Of course additional light sources 8
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will be necessary, so think about how overhead, task and accent lighting can best work together in areas. When looking at lights, consider the type of bulbs you use and opt for options that project warmer light rather than those with cooler light tones that have white or blue undertones. Use mirrors strategically Mirrors serve multiple purposes in a room: They add artistic style, they visually expand the space and they reflect light. Designers often strategically place a mirror to bounce natural light or reflect the exterior landscape, helping bring the feeling of the outdoors inside in a subtle yet meaningful way. Add plants and foliage A simple way to add life into your home is adding plants. Humans are naturally drawn to nature, so adding foliage brings a warmth to any room. You might also be surprised how realistic modern faux plants appear.
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Online Dating Whatever your dating life was like before the pandemic, it’s most likely changed due to the circumstances at hand. Thankfully, many onlinedating platforms are rising to the occasion, providing secure and safe ways for people to connect. In turn, singles everywhere are getting creative, figuring out how to learn more about each other before meeting in person. Here are some tips for mastering the art of virtual dating and navigating in-person dating first steps. 1. Switch up your means of communication Doing one video call after another is exhausting. Break up how you regularly interact with potential dates. Suggest a voice call one day, video chat another day, or stick to texting during the week. 2. Don’t treat virtual dates like job interviews While it’s common to ask questions about your date’s life, there are ways you can interact without making it seem like a job interview. If there’s ever been a time to get creative with date ideas, it’s now. Hop on a video chat, throw on your chef’s hat, cook the same meal from home, and compare the results for some friendly competition. Feeling lazy? Order takeout from the same restaurant. You can also offer a virtual tour of your place and ask to see theirs - or for less pressure, have them show you their view out the window.
daunting - and awkward. Instead, set expectations and boundaries by saying, “I only have a half-hour to chat today” (with no excuse required). Once the time is up, you can politely excuse yourself. 4. Have “the COVID talk” At some point, especially if you want to meet in person, it’s necessary to discuss your level of comfort with social distancing. To avoid making the other person feel defensive, put it in terms of your lifestyle. Explain what health precautions you take, such as mask-wearing and avoiding crowds. Everyone is going to have a different comfort zone. You don’t need to apologize - you just need to be a good communicator. Make sure you’re on the same page as your date before deciding to meet in real life. 5. Plan a socially distant first date If you’ve ever seen a Jane Austen adaptation, you know that dating in the 19th century was all about taking walks. It seems like a good time to revive that fad! If you’d prefer to connect over a conversation during a more low-key date, meet at a semi-sheltered location like an outdoor market. Just keep your distance from crowds and keep that mask on. At the end of the day, don’t take dating too seriously. Dating is a form of exploration - it’s supposed to be something that adds to your life. Take a break if you need it. And when you get back to swiping, you’ll bring a more confident self to the table.
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2021 Hacks
While 2020 was a rollercoaster of emotions, this year doesn’t have to be. These hacks will help you navigate the new norm this year - and make sure 2021 kicks off on a stress-free note.
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3) Start a new family tradition Since life is slowed down and everyone is snuggled in at home, consider making the 1) Make your home cozy most of the situation and putting some extra Make your home extra cozy this season since thought into starting a new family tradition for everyone is still spending more time at home. special days in 2021. Try experimenting with new Missing family members who can’t visit? delicious family recipes (perhaps spark some Incorporate their photos into your decor to friendly competition with a bakeoff over Zoom?), invoke family memories and to feel closer. having an online trivia party for your birthday or Cheery decor can improve your entire vibe - so maybe even try building an ice-skating rink or whether you deck the patio with string lights, buy putting green on your lawn. some new cozy candles or spice up your bar cart with festive beverages, embrace the at-home 4) Entertaining and need extra space to spread life. out? Consider your garage Your garage is an extension of your home and 2) Protect your packages with in-garage delivery can be a great place this year to remain socially If you’re planning to do most of your shopping distant. If you’re entertaining and need extra online like the majority of Americans, it’s even space to spread out, why not utilize your garage? more important than ever to be prepared with The indoor/outdoor space lets in fresh air and a secure and contactless delivery solution like creates additional room for hosting loved ones. Key by Amazon In-Garage Delivery. Ensure your Add space heaters, twinkling lights, some fun packages are protected against damage, theft music and pour the hot cocoa! and weather. All you need is a myQ smart garage
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Money Matters
Even Americans who did not lose work lost a sense of confidence in the economy. The survey by Harris Poll for Empower Retirement and Personal Capital reveals a change in attitudes about finances from April - as the pandemic’s effects were beginning - to December of 2020. Reacting to uncontrollable world events, one theme emerged: People want to feel more in control of their own finances, whatever comes next. These tips can help you feel more confident financially, no matter your circumstances. 1. Save what you can There’s no better buffer against unexpected emergencies - anything from car breakdowns to job loss - than an emergency fund. Financial professionals recommend saving at least three to six months of expenses to be prepared for emergencies. 2. Invest in your family’s future According to the survey, parents are concerned
about the pandemic’s impact on their children’s education, but many believe the crisis will lead to a fundamental shift in higher education. Nearly 6 out of 10 (59%) expect student loan debt forgiveness to become more common, and half believe the pandemic will make higher education more accessible in the long term. 3. Don’t forget retirement Whether you’re approaching retirement age soon or it’s years away, consider taking full advantage of your employer’s matching funds for your 401(k) contributions. Ask your HR department about how to fully utilize all your available employer retirement benefits, and increase your retirement savings percentage now if you can. Your future self will thank you. 4. Consult a professional Given the turmoil of 2020, Americans are focusing on fundamentals: cutting spending, increasing savings and safeguarding investments. Over half the survey respondents sought financial guidance related to the election. A financial professional can help you set priorities and find the best vehicles for protecting and growing your money.
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Mask Choice
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, you have probably wondered what kind of face mask provides the most effective protection but is also easy and comfortable. You have probably also heard that double masking provides better protection against the more easily transmissible variants of COVID-19 that have been spreading recently. So how can you know what kind of mask to use? Homemade masks Many people have relied on homemade cloth masks, as well as face covers such as bandanas and neck gaiters. But how effective are they? Because respiratory droplets and the airborne coronavirus particles they might contain are extremely small, it is still possible for someone wearing a cloth mask to be exposed to COVID-19 if they are close to someone who
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is infected. Loose-fitting cloth masks, singlelayer masks, or wearing them incorrectly are far less effective in offering any protection from COVID-19 or other viruses. For these reasons, bandanas and neck gaiters are examples of some of the least protective cloth masks. If you prefer homemade cloth masks, creating masks with several layers offers better protection than a makeshift bandana or other cloth. You should also wash masks frequently in soap and water to keep them as clean as possible. Surgical masks Surgical masks are meant to be single-use only and are disposable, and they are not tight-fitting. While they offer some protection for those people around the wearer, surgical masks are of limited use for protecting the wearer from airborne particles. They can be most effective when they are worn underneath an additional, tighter-fitting cloth mask. N95 respiratory masks Worn by healthcare professionals in contact with infected patients, N95 respiratory masks are designed to catch particles as small as 0.3 microns when properly fitted to form an airtight seal covering the wearer’s nose and mouth. While many assume (incorrectly) that N95 masks operate like strainers, allowing only particles small enough to pass through, these masks actually operate more like a spider’s web, using electrostatic force to “trap” particles. These masks are primarily needed by first responders and healthcare providers and the general public should avoid wearing them to prevent shortages.
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