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Paws…For DIY Pet Projects!

For parents of pets, weekend projects for their furballs and fur-babies are fun to make, bake and create. Here are a few nooks, (trundle) beds, collars, toys, treats for the dogs and cats we love. 

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Paws…For DIY Pet Projects!

Make These Back-to-School Meals With Ease!

With school back in session and life changing for everybody in the house – early to bed, early to rise, makes the whole family healthy and wise, right? Okay, so maybe there’s a little more stress to the weekdays, but here’s a way to reduce it  — ideas for meals to make, morning, noon and night.

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Make These Back-to-School Meals With Ease!

Breathe New Life Into Garage Sale Cast-offs!

Our favorite home and garden transformations to watch as-they-happen are the flea market flips with mesmerizing before and after makeover pics documenting the process. Recreating those makeovers is easier than you think – no tricky power tools required, just a few tips, ideas and plenty of imagination to give a tired, sad, vintage cast-off new life!

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Breathe New Life Into Garage Sale Cast-offs!

Private Patios for Outdoor Living

It’s easy to add privacy to your patio with retractable shades and portable partitions or fast-growing plants that keep out the heat and offer seclusion! Here are a few ideas and options, including DIY projects that can be done in a weekend.   

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Private Patios for Outdoor Living

Having a Merry Berry Summer

Berries and cherries are in season and at the top of our list for not just great finger-licking taste (naked, blitzed or baked into recipes) but also as a top source of vitamins, minerals, and disease-fighting nutrients. Here’s why you should be buying and eating berries and cherries while you can, and squirreling them away in the freezer for fall and winter!

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Having a Merry Berry Summer

Backyard Composting 101

Compost is what you get by combining yard and garden debris, kitchen scraps, grass clippings and other organic materials. The result when these items have completely broken down into a rich, dark, crumbly material call humus that will feed your plants, bushes and trees exactly what they need to grow lush and lovely!

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Backyard Composting 101

How Much House Can You Afford?

Less than a week ago the Denver Post reported that the average home price topped $725K for the first time EVER. And the median home price for a single-family home reached $600,000 in June – another first — meaning that half of the homes sold above that price and half below. For condos and townhomes – AKA paired offerings — the median sales price was unchanged from May at $380,000 – but that’s up 16.9 percent over the past year.

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How Much House Can You Afford?

Unique Vacation Rentals!

Over the last 18 months, vacationing was mostly stay-rationing — families weren’t option for the usual summer getaways — even within the borders of Colorado! But this year, people are venturing out for a change of venue. We looked around for a few of the most unique vacation rentals in our state and just beyond, for a fascinating collection of places to visit this summer.

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Unique Vacation Rentals!

Too-Hot-to-Cook Recipe Rescue

The outside air temps have gone down, thankfully, in the last several days, but rest assured we’ll be back in the 90s before too long! And when that happens and it’s so hot outside that all you want to do is get in the pool at the Overlook, you need the 2021 version of I-Hate-to-Cook-In-the Heat-Recipes…to the rescue!

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Too-Hot-to-Cook Recipe Rescue

Thank You Very Mulch

Not only does new mulch look attractive in your garden and around your bushes and trees, its benefits far outweigh the effort it takes to dump and spread! And there are pros and cons to both the wood and the rubber variety – or as they say in the biz, organic vs. synthetic.

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Thank You Very Mulch