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In the spirit of holidays, Daphne and I have written this amazing short article with valuable insights and tips for better enjoying this Christmas. This tips are not only helpful for new moms, but also anyone caught in the joyous chaos festivities bring. Would love to hear your thoughts in the comments.

Time to take a breather, gather, open a beer, cheer, smile, and be kind. Even if you're about to spend the festivities with some folks who drive you nuts with their outlandish political views... Remember that in spite of our differences, we are all pursuing the same goals: • Putting food on the table. • Providing for our families. • Giving our children a good education. • Teaching good values to the next generation. • Asking for respect, dignity, and justice. • Protecting our safety. • Having the freedom to make it work on our own terms. The world is changing too fast. For some, these are signs of progress. For others, these are signs of decadence. But no matter how loudly we bark at each other at the dining table, remember that we are all regular folks trying to live happily in this crazy neighborhood. Don't let that stand in the way of love, gratitude and celebration. Happy holidays. Enjoy your family and your crazy uncle.

Happy 4th of July, friends! As we get ready to enjoy the fireworks, BBQs, and festivities, let’s not forget about our furry friends. Here are some tips to keep your pets safe and calm during the celebrations: 1. Create a Safe Space. Make sure your pets have a quiet, comfortable place to retreat indoors. 2. Avoid Fireworks. Keep pets away from fireworks. The loud noises can be frightening for them. 3. ID Tags. Ensure your pets are wearing up-to-date ID tags in case they get scared and run off. 4. Stay Indoors. Keep pets inside as much as possible to prevent escape and reduce anxiety. 5. Comfort Items. Give them their favorite toys or blankets to help soothe their nerves. 6. Calm Environment. Play soft music or turn on the TV to help mask the sounds of fireworks. Let’s celebrate responsibly and make this holiday enjoyable for everyone, including our pets!

Happy 4th of July from our team to you! As we gather to celebrate Independence Day with family and friends, let's not forget our furry companions! Here are some tips to keep your pets safe and calm during the festivities: 🎇 Create a Safe Space: Make sure your pets have a quiet, comfortable place to retreat away from the noise. 🐶 Keep Them Indoors: Fireworks can be frightening for pets. Keep them indoors and secure windows and doors. 🐱 Update ID Tags: Ensure your pets' ID tags and microchip information are up to date, just in case they get scared and run off. 🐾 Avoid Fireworks: Never use fireworks around pets. They can cause severe burns and trauma. 🎆 Watch the BBQ: Be mindful of what your pets eat. Certain foods can be harmful to them. Wishing everyone a safe and joyful 4th of July!

The holiday season is upon us, and for many, it's a time of joy, laughter, and creating cherished memories 🎄 If you've recently moved into a new home, this Christmas holds a special significance as you embark on a new chapter of your life! We explored ways to make your first Christmas in your new home unforgettable in our latest blog post - tap in ➡️https://hubs.ly/Q02b2fHQ0

December can bring both joy with its festivities and intensity for many. So today, I share a piece on: 'Harness The Power of Pause: 10 Simple Ideas For Whenever You Are On The Go And Need Grounding' 🌱 An invitation: • How do you currently practice the pause, or how would you like to incorporate it into your routine? • How can we remember it, before it even feels necessary?

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🎆 Stay Safe This 4th of July! 🎆 As we celebrate our nation's independence, remember to make smart choices. If you're planning to enjoy some fireworks and festivities this weekend, here are a few important reminders: 🚗 Don't Drink and Drive: If you've had a few drinks, please call a cab, use a rideshare service, or designate a sober driver. Your safety and the safety of others on the road are paramount. 💡 Plan Ahead: Know how you're getting home before you head out. Arrange a ride or decide on a designated driver to ensure everyone gets home safely. 📱 Stay Alert: Keep your eyes on the road and avoid distractions while driving. Let's make this holiday weekend memorable for all the right reasons. From all of us at Hanning and Sacchetto, have a fun and safe 4th of July! 🇺🇸✨ #4thOfJuly #IndependenceDay #DriveSober #StaySafe #DUIAwareness #HolidaySafety #LawFirmTips #HS

Some good tips for keeping your fur friends safe during fireworks on NYE.

COFFEE TALK - CHRISTMAS COFFEE: AN OLD TRADITION MADE NEW AGAIN Christmas is racing toward us at a breakneck pace! And with it comes the family traditions we love. DID YOU KNOW THAT THERE IS A CHRISTMAS COFFEE TRADITION, TOO? Coffee has been deeply tied to Christmas for hundreds of years. In 19th century Scandinavia, Russia and Eastern Europe -- when people worked hard in extreme cold with few modern conveniences -- coffee was always included as either part of the Christmas meal or given as a Christmas gift, Sometimes both. Strong coffee was an exquisite commodity back then, and being able to enjoy coffee as part of the Christmas holiday was quite the luxury. To give it as a gift was considered both thoughtful and tasteful (pun intended). The tradition continues to this day in many Scandinavian countries. In Greenland, friends have gathered for centuries to have coffee celebrations called Kaffemikker as an alternative way to celebrate Christmas together, rather than the traditional dinner. In the Victorian era, coffee emerged in the American culture as the drink of excellence and first choice for Christmas dinners and celebrations. Families during this time even roasted the beans together before enjoying them at dinner! In an excerpt from the 1886 version of “The Kansas Home Cook-Book,” women talk in thorough detail about preparing the most perfect Christmas dinner: how to set the table, what to serve when, how to prepare it, what to garnish with and serve alongside main courses. After all of the courses are mentioned, and dessert and fruit have been passed, the drink of choice, coffee, is the end of the celebration. “Last of all should come the little cups of black coffee, accompanied by cream and sugar. It should be of good strength, for well-bred and sensible people do not affect pale and watery decoctions after a hearty dinner.” This love for coffee as part of the traditional Christmas meal isn’t found in just the cold, blustery corners of Europe and Scandinavia, or here in America; coffee-lovers in Spain, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Colombia and other countries where coffee is hand-grown and harvested also enjoy having a cup as part of their celebrations. So when you’re enjoying your cup of The Right Coffee this season, hopefully every day but especially with family and friends at Christmas dinner, and maybe even sneaking a bag or two under the tree as gifts for fellow coffee-lovers, just know you’re partaking in a tradition that families from around the world have reveled in for hundreds of years!