Whether you had the day off with your kids or were at work, I hope Martin Luther King Day meant something more than just a day on the calendar.

It's the last weekend of the holiday break. The kids go back to school next week. If you have not already started, the rest of us head back to work on Monday. As soon as we hit that first full week in January, it feels like the magic has gone. This year, let's try to keep the magic alive. It is in giving that we receive. We are a little more patient, spend more time with family and friends and focus on the important things. It is easy to fall back into old habits. Let

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It's New Year's Eve, and everyone's celebrating. Before the night begins, decide how you're getting home, because the safe choice is always worth it.

Growing up, we always waited until Christmas Eve for our real tree, when they're often free or heavily discounted. Here's why a little decorating effort makes such a difference.

Labor Day marks the end of summer, one last pool party or get together before school kicks into full swing. Here's to enjoying the long weekend with family.