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Work-It-Wednesday Hey There, WHAT'S YOUR SIGN? Here's Mine.. SOLD

Life Hack #2056 And 2 eggs and 1/2 cup of oil to turn any cake mix into cookie dough. ~ 1000LifeHacks.com

Motivational Monday Simplicity is the key note of all true elegance ~ Coco Chanel

National Hugging Day Open up your heart and your arms, this January 21 for National Hugging Day! As you might guess, this day is an annual event dedicated to the underrated art form of the hug. We love all types of hugs, from the one-armed bro hug to full bear hugs. So let’s get hugging! And remember your Real Estate Agent sends you warm hugs all year around and a double hug today.

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Work-It-Wednesday I'm made of SUGAR & SPICE and REAL ESTATE ADVICE

Life Hack #2447 Substitutes for healthy/delicious cookies: 1 Egg = 1 Banana 1 Cup butter = 1 Cup apple sauce 1 Cup butter = 1 Avocado... 1 Cup butter = 1 Cup Greek yogurt ~ 1000LifeHacks.com See more

Motivational Monday It is good to have an end to journey towards, but it is the journey that metters in the end. ~ Ernest Hemingway

Work-It-Wednesday R E A L T O R I'll Be There For You

Life Hacks #805 Accidentally type with caps on? In Word, shift+F3 will change anything from caps to no caps and vice versa. ~ 1000LifeHacks.com

Life Hack #1026 If you send Michey & Minnie Mouse an invitation to your wedding they'll send you back an autographed photo and a "just married" button. Here is the address: Mickey & Minnie The Walt Disney Company 500 South Buena Vista Street... Burbck, CA 91521. 1000LifeHacks.com See more

Motivational Monday Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud ~ Maya Angelou

Pun Time How Do I Like My Eggs? Umm, In A Cake.

Here’s a little-known chocolatey morsel of info for National Chocolate Ice Cream Day chocolate ice cream was actually invented before vanilla. You heard right the earliest ice cream flavors were modeled after drinks, so chocolate naturally came before vanilla because hot chocolate was very popular in 17th-century Europe. In fact, the first frozen chocolate recipe was published in 1692 Naples in the book The Modern Steward, and much later chocolate ice cream found its way to the U.S. This day falls on June 7 to help us channel our inner Willy Wonka and pay tribute to this decadently frosty treat.

Ancient Egyptians worshipped, revered, and spoiled their cats (sound familiar?). They were seen as symbols of grace and poise traits cats are still associated with today. There’s a lot of cat hugging going on all the time, but make an extra special attempt during National Hug Your Cat Day on June 4. The best way to celebrate? Scoop your regal cat right off the ground and snuggle the heck out of it until it feels the love. Sounds like a pleasant activity we can all get behind, no? So grab your kitty BFF and celebrate with us!

Memorial Day, May 31, for many Americans, conjures up images of hamburgers, hot dogs, swimming pools, and summertime . But the last Monday in May serves, most importantly, as a time to honor those who died while fighting in the U.S. Armed Forces. It’s a holiday steeped in somber American history and tradition. The day actually began as Decoration Day, following the Civil War, when mourners placed flowers on the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers. Yes, Memorial Day has also come to signify the unofficial start of summer, but let’s remember the heroes who made it all possible.

National Sunscreen Day (also known as Don’t Fry Day) happens on May 28 and is the perfect time to recognize the danger that comes with going to the beach, the lake, even the backyard. These and other traditional sunbathing spots, considered harmless in the past, now carry a yellow flag of warning against skin cancer and other ill effects of the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays. On National Sunscreen Day, rub and absorb that lotion, cream, or spray before enjoying the warmth and light of summer. The higher the sun protection factor (SPF) in your product, the better. Chances are if you don’t know the right balance of SPF to protect yourself and still get the tan you want, a friend will. If they ask why, just say, Don’t fry!

National Drink Wine Day is held each year on February 18, so get ready to unwind with a glass or two of your favorite Cabernet Sauvignon or Chardonnay. Wine has been a staple in human culture since its invention in 7000 BC. Some ancient societies enjoyed their wine so much, they even worshipped it! These days, hundreds of types of wine are produced all over the world, so there’s an endless variety to choose from.

Every third Monday of February (February 15) we celebrate Presidents’ Day in all its patriotic glory. Many people relish in their day off of work, but they might be surprised to know that that was the point! It wasn’t until 1971 that Presidents’ Day moved in an effort to create more three-day weekends for the public. They hoped that this would inspire greater productivity nationwide. It was believed that at this point in the year, the restorative effects of the Winter holidays have begun to fade and we need another break to regain some of that lost stamina.

Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14, and we are ready to shower our significant others with love and tokens of our affection. This day of love is celebrated in many ways, it is exciting to see what new traditions are included or created year after year. Whether it is elaborate engagements, intimate dinners for two, spending time with family, or the most recent variation of Stay Safe ‘Valentine’s Day’. It is a day we all can enjoy either close or far from loved ones!

Sure, we know Abraham Lincoln was a U.S. president, the 16th, to be precise. Maybe we remember something about the Emancipation Proclamation or the Gettysburg Address. But did you know that he was born to illiterate parents? Or that he discovered his knack for easy conversation while working in a general store? His birthday is celebrated on Presidents Day February 15th in 2021, but his actual birthday is today February 12th. Happy Birthday Abe!

On the first Sunday in February (February 7), America’s love affair with football springs into full bloom. After 16 hard-fought matches spanning 17 weeks, the two best football teams in the NFL battle their way to a world championship in the grandest TV spectacle in America. But over the past 51 years, the Super Bowl has evolved into much more than a championship football game. It is a cultural phenomenon that nearly a third of Americans anticipate the whole year round, each for his or her own reasons: the spicy chicken wings, the hearty chili, the ice cold beer, the rowdy friends, the big-budget commercials, the spectacular halftime show, and last but not least, the football. So crack open a cold one, settle down on the couch, and flip on the TVit’s Super Bowl Sunday!