“Calling all college students and their families! Regaalo Gifts has teamed up with local NH non-profit, the New Hampshire Innovation Commercialization Center, to bring one lucky winner a prize that could make a difference in paying for college education.” When/how did Regaalo start? Regaalo started at the University of New Hampshire but we worked out […]
We can’t talk about New Hampshire, without talking about winter. And that means snow. I will be the first to tell you, that last winter was kind of a nice break. I wasn’t in the mood to constantly dig out from beneath a foot of snow, but this year it’s a different story. I just […]
Do you find that most of your holiday shopping is done online or in stores? Do you receive the same level of satisfaction buying online vs. in a physical store? As much as I dread holiday shopping, I do enjoy the experience. I am not one to buy much online, and if I do, I […]
Christmas is almost here- meaning it’ll be gone before we know it, unfortunately. But then comes New Year’s. PARTAY. I made a promise to myself that I would make realistic resolutions this year- you know, so that maybe I’ll keep them. I’ve always made positive ones (to do something rather than stop something) thinking that […]
It’s that time of year again, when everyone and their mother seems to be offering their suggestions for gift guides and best-of lists. So who am I to argue? I couldn’t resist putting together some ideas for that world traveler on your holiday list. All of these items are practical, affordable and fun. So if […]
It was something I heard at job interview after job interview from hesitant employers. And it, more often than not, brought my prospects for the position I had applied for to a screeching halt. What could I say in response? At the time, I was a recent college graduate. I had just graduated from the […]
As we young professionals continue to grow in our careers and mature as adults, lest we forget our youth that got us here. Not only the lessons we have learned along the path towards being grownups, or the people that have influenced us, but the juvenile innocence that we have all experienced. With no responsibilities […]
My step-grandfather passed away peacefully after his struggle with cancer earlier this month. He had already written his obituary. I suppose you get to a certain time in your life where you do what’s necessary and my step-grandfather was a no nonsense kind of man. His pre-planned obituary was one of the many things that […]
As we gear up for Ugly Sweater Parties, Yankee Swaps, Secret Santa Activities, Cookie Swaps, Decorating the Tree, making Gingerbread houses and from what I’ve seen on Facebook, some crazy thing called Elf on the Shelf (That definitely wasn’t around in the 90’s, but I digress…) it is the season of being thankful and appreciative of those […]
I won’t lie to you. New Hampshire and I have a very love hate relationship. I love the people and the beauty of the area, but I hate the cold. I am clearly not a New England native. My family moved to the Monadnock Region while I was in high school, and as I made […]
