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We’ve all heard of spring cleaning… Well, National Pack Rat Day is officially here to remind you it’s time to declutter. Cleaning is great and useful, but have you ever completely cleared off a table and gotten rid of a bunch of trash you’ve been hanging onto for years? What a rush! So, take some time today to declutter your room, your garage, your shed, or any other room that you’re concerned might land you on an episode of Hoarders!4 Tips for Decluttering1.Start with a checklist.Now, I know no …

Today’s delicious holiday was started in 2015 by a little ol’ restaurant called White Castle (ever heard of it?) as something special for their customers who love those little burgers so much. In 1921, White Castle sold their sliders for $.05 each, and they came in a sack. Today, many other restaurants have picked up the holiday tradition, offering free or exclusive sliders of all kinds. So, I wrangled up a few recipes for your buns to appreciate on this day!Mac & Cheese Pork Sliders1 cup uncook …

Buttermilk biscuits always make me think of making biscuits and gravy with my mom in the kitchen when I was a wee young thing. She would break out her Betty Crocker cookbook and go to town on what is still to this very day my favorite breakfast. The great thing about buttermilk biscuits though, is that they can go with almost anything! Jelly, gravy, steak, you name it. So to celebrate this tasty holiday, I dug up the classic Betty Crocker recipe for buttermilk biscuits, just for you!Buttermilk B …

Mother’s Day has its origins in mothering goddesses of the ancient Greeks and Romans, but in America was started in 1908 by Anna Jarvis. Although she later regretted how commercialized the holiday became, I think it’s a lovely way to honor our mothers for everything they do. If you’re wondering what you can do for your mom this year to make her feel special, read on!Help In the GardenWe all know what a chore gardening can be. It’s hard on the body, so helping your mom out with her garden this sp …

Happy Cinco de Mayo! Which is Spanish for “the fifth of May” and commemorates the Mexican Army’s victory over the French Empire in the Battle of Puebla in 1862. Although more popularly celebrated in the USA as recognition of Mexican-American culture and heritage, it is more ceremoniously celebrated in Mexico every year. However, I think we can all agree that it is a good day to kick back with a margarita and celebrate their victory! So, we scrounged up five delish-sounding recipes to help you ce …