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How to Renew a Driver's Learner's Permit in Illinois
Can you renew your learner's permit in Illinois? Yes! Is it that time for you? Here's our Illinois DMV learner's permit renewal experience. It was a relatively easy process! This advice should apply to other states as well.
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Celebrating Pi Day with (Circular) Food
Family Fun! A Pi Refresher and Menu Ideas for Commemorating Pi Day with pie, pizza, and other easy, delicious circular foods the whole family will like.
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Who Was Casimir Pulaski?
Casimir Pulaski (1745 - 1779) was a Polish military officer who became an American Revolutionary War hero. He is considered the founder of the U.S. Cavalry and died from wounds suffered in the First Siege of Savannah in 1779.
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How to Choose a Turkey
Tips on choosing the best turkey for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Passover, or a Sunday dinner. Choosing size, organic or conventional, fresh or frozen & estimating defrost times.
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Reading Egg Labels: What Is Your Egg Carton Telling You?
Learn about egg carton labels, languages, and producer certifications to make informed consumer decisions on the purchase of eggs, from the treatment of the laying hens to empty marketing hype.
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Homes of U.S. Presidents, Part 1.5: John Adams & John Quincy Adams
The birthplaces, presidential homes, and grave sites of U.S. presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams are perfect side trips for people visiting the Boston area.
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Homes of the U.S. Presidents, Part 5: Andrew Johnson & Ulysses S. Grant
Who's buried in Grant's tomb? Birthplaces, presidential homes, and tombs of U.S. Presidents Andrew Johnson and Ulysses S. Grant.
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Influential Women in History: Harriet Lane was first to be called "The First Lady"
A mini-biography of Harriet Lane, niece of President James Buchanan and our first iconic First Lady.
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Homes of the U.S. Presidents, Part 4: Abraham Lincoln
Offering visitor information and descriptions of Abraham Lincoln homes in Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and Washington, DC.--including birthplace, boyhood home, law office and more.
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Homes of the U.S. Presidents, Part 3: Pre-Civil War
Visiting information and descriptions of the birthplaces, homes and libraries of pre-Civil War U.S. presidents for site seers, history fans and road trips. Includes Zachary Taylor, Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce and James Buchanan.
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Homes of U.S. Presidents, Part 2: The Jacksonian Era
Homes of the U.S. Presidents: Information on the birthplaces, homes, and grave sites of Presidents Jackson, Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler & James Polk.
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Homes of U.S. Presidents, Part I: The Virginians
Presidential homes, birthplaces & grave sites of U.S. Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison & James Monroe are great side trips for vacations in the Virginia or DC area.
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Who Had the Shortest U.S. Presidency Ever? William Henry Harrison
William Henry Harrison, the shortest presidency in U.S. history: just 31 days in office.
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Books for Teenage Girls, 2014
Books teenage girls will want to read--for summer and personal reading.
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The Best No-Fail Turkey Recipe Ever
My best, never-fail turkey! Herb-roasted, tender turkey is just one recipe away. Rosemary, sage, tarragon, thyme, and pepper combine for the best poultry herb rub ever.
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I Can't Get to Sleep! Natural Help for Insomniacs
Simple mental exercises, natural supplement, and relaxation suggestions and apps for insomnia.
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Giving Thanks & Giving Back
Giving back to your community through volunteer work or donated items to a charity, including a list of greatly needed supplies at food pantries.
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Great Gift Ideas for Your Wife or Partner
Gift ideas for the woman in your life--including birthdays, Mother's Day, Christmas, Hanukkah.
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Best Gift Ideas for 13-Year-Old Girls
Birthday, bat mitzvah, holiday, and 8th-grade graduation gift ideas for 13-year-old girls.
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What Was the Treaty of Versailles?
The Treaty of Versailles was the final peace treaty of World War I and involved more than 5 months of discussions, hundreds of diplomats and severe consequences for Germany.
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History of Veterans Day, Armistice Day, November 11
What is Armistice Day, November 11? Armistice Day, also known as Veteran's Day in the United States, marks the end of World War I on Nov. 11, 1918, and is also known throughout Europe, Canada, and Australia as Remembrance Day. Wreathes are usually laid at 11:00am, the moment when peace went into...
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Best Gift Ideas for 10-to-12-Year-Old Boys
This article contains gift ideas for 10, 11, and 12-year-old boys, including video games, Nerf, Apple iPods, and gifts for sports fans. Perfect for birthdays, Christmas, Hanukkah, and stocking stuffers.
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How to Plan an Easy Thanksgiving Dinner
How to prepare a successful, easy, and low-stress Thanksgiving dinner, from the turkey, mashed potatoes, and cranberry sauce to the table settings.
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The Best Pizza in Chicago, 2016
Who makes the best pizza in Chicago, home of the deep dish pizza? Everyone has an opinion! From Lou Malnati's to Pequod's, here are our views on the best pizza in Chicago. What are yours?
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5 Last-Minute Halloween Costumes for Adults
Really quick, really cheap Halloween costumes for men and women to wear to those last-minute Halloween parties.
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A Baker's Dozen: 13 Great Gift Ideas for People Who Love to Cook, 2015
Gift ideas for people who love to cook. Great gifts for the home chef or gourmet--for weddings, bridal showers, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Christmas, Hanukkah, birthdays, and other special events.
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How to be a Good Daughter in Law
A few easy steps to being a daughter-in-law.
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Great Books for 10 Year Old Boys
Sci-fi, fantasy, historical fiction, spy novels & biography: High-quality books that 4th and 5th grade boys will like to read.
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Romantic Gift Ideas for Your Wedding Anniversary
Give a memorable wedding anniversary to the love of your life. Ideas for special gifts for the first 10 years and major milestones, including traditional and modern gifts.
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Easy Roast Chicken & Homemade Chicken Soup
Easy-to-make roast chicken and chicken soup recipes.