As the holiday season approaches, there’s a good chance you’ll have out-of-town guests arriving for Christmas dinner or New Year’s Eve festivities. Those living in the Charleston area tend to get a lot of company as friends and family are eager for some Christmastime sunshine.
A mere mention of the holiday season leaves many people feeling exhausted before it even happens. While it’s a fun time of year filled with friends, family and festivities, it also has the tendency to be overwhelming. Gifts, parties, baking and out-of-town guests can leave anyone feeling wiped out at the end of the day.
This time of year, parents are loading their carts with pencils, notebooks, backpacks and new clothing as their kids head back to school or embark on a new chapter of learning at college.
When it comes time to getting a good night’s rest, we snuggle in with our pillows and softest sheets but often times forget an important step: checking the thermostat. Nothing can disrupt a night’s rest like waking up damp and sweaty.
Most people have a love/hate relationship with spring. They love the appearance of green on trees, as they come back to life and blossoms and vibrant colors bursting on flowers and shrubs. On the other hand, pollen fills the air, causing constant sneezing and watery eyes. While, spring is a beautiful season, it sure wreaks havoc on allergies.