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If you're like me, I know you're actively looking for ways to keep it spooky and safe for your kiddos this Halloween season.

What if we told you, you could start a crawfish farm in your backyard for about $20?

Let's face it, this Halloween is shaping up to be unlike any other.

To all my friends who are champions of the do it yourself projects, to all those who are not easily influenced by shows like "Fixer Upper" because you know what it really takes to fix up a house, where do we start?

I read today that 78% of us saw something around the house that needed fixing or taking care of during the pandemic. Does that ring true for you? I've had a list of things on my refrigerator for so long now that I barely register its presence.

I've seen a whole new product I've NEVER seen on Amazon before - but honestly doesn't surprise me.

Trying to find more things to do while at home? If you're like me then you might be running out of ideas.

After his parents recovered from the deadly COVID-19 virus, Hanks is passing on some helpful info on how to make your own face masks

This candy wreath is a show-stopper and it couldn't be easier to make.

Well if you loved the wood work that came along with Chip and Joanna Gaines fear not, a show is on the way. Remember Harp Design Co.? Well Clint and Kelly Harp are gearing up for a spin off of "Fixer Upper" called "Wood Work".

I've been known to make an ugly sweater or two in my day. This year, it was as simple as having wire ribbon and some thread.

If you don't have glasses, and you're not Superman, this is an easy way to view the eclipse with just two pieces of paper.