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 | From Diane Schmidt, your About House & Home Editor The new year can either feel a little overwhelming, what with all the resolutions or exciting, thinking about the prospects that the new year may bring. Part of my anxiety is not knowing how to plan and the excitement from not planning at all. But this year, I'm going to attempt to straddle the line between the two with some tips from our Home and Garden Guides. | |
Transition from Christmas to New Year's Day
One way to jump start the new year is to host a New Year's get-together. But if this sounds like too much work then check out this practical guide to transitioning your home with some easy changes to your home holiday decor.
| 8 Easy Green New Year's Resolutions
Need some inspiration to finish your resolution list? Look no further. These suggestions will not only put you on the road to living a greener life, but are so very simple that you'll be able to say you've met at least some of your goals for 2012.
| Improve Your Finances in 2012
This should be on everyone's resolution list, especially now that the holiday shopping and gift-buying are behind us and our credit card bills are on their way. Get your finances under control and reign in debt with these easy to follow suggestions for improving your financial outlook.
| Feng Shui Tips to Begin the New Year
Many of us make resolutions and promises that are often hard to meet. Like losing that extra 20 pounds or cutting back on chocolate (both on my list for 2012); however, the new year is about more than just setting goals, it's also about new starts and making positive changes for a happier life. This article is the perfect place to begin.
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