- John H. Connors
When my husband, Jason, and I bought our (tiny) town home, it felt huge to us. It was just the two of us at the time and we both worked outside of the home. We would walk around from room to room unable to imagine what we could possibly do with, much less how we could possibly fill, every room in our new home.
From all of us here at the Connors Agency, Happy Thanksgiving! We hope your day is filled with friends, family and love. Please celebrate safely!
If you drive in remote areas or are planning a long trip this winter, keep a winter survival kit in your car. While some of the items on this list may be appropriate for your car all year long, these supplies can help you deal with winter weather.
Fall is college application season, and while most parents and teens are focused on getting into their top-choice schools, there’s something else to consider — protecting your personal information when submitting college applications online.
There’s a wealth of personal information sent online to school networks this time of year, including the following:
The annual apparition of spooky skeletons, broomstick-riding witches and carved pumpkins is a sure sign fall is well under way. Second only to Christmas in terms of how much consumers spend on decorations,¹ Americans of all ages seem to love celebrating Halloween.
The Halloween spirit has spread to the inside and outside of the home as well, with homeowners setting up elaborate displays that range from haunted houses in the basement to graveyards on the lawn, as well as high-tech LED lighting outdoors. When planning and setting up your Halloween decorations, it is a good idea to consider any potential risks involved. Taking steps to prepare your property and to protect any visitors can help spare you from a truly frightening night.