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If you are like me, you get stressed around the holiday season. Figuring out what to get for your boss for the office secret Santa party and figuring out how to not break the bank with gifts for family and friends. Trying to accomplish everything on your list is a daunting task and can make your anxiety peak at the wrong time. To help tone down the pressure, we have put together a list of the hottest gifts out there right now. These gifts are sure to put a smile on the face of anyone you give it to and everything is under $25 so you won’t be breaking the bank either. 

Black Friday has been known as a war zone in most major shopping centers. Many people are staying away from the crowds, lines, and overall craziness during the holidays now. Cyber Monday, which started in 2005, is the Monday following Thanksgiving weekend and more retailers are joining the Cyber Monday movement and are offering deals similar to the in-store blowouts of Black Friday, online. Being able to shop online instead of having the brave the crowds has become very popular and Cyber Monday is now as big or bigger that Black Friday. Here are a few tips for staying ahead and getting the best deals possible on Cyber Monday this year.

Many homeowners spend their weekends working on projects. Whether you spend your time working on your house, your yard, or your car every weekend, there are some tools and items that you should always have at your disposal. Always remember to work smarter not harder and prepare for each project with the right tools.

It can be tough to get creative around Halloween when you are deciding on your costume. Fortunately there are a lot of easy DIY costumes that you can make right from your own closet. Piecing together a funny or scary costume can be really simple. Everyone has a costume laying around in their closet without knowing about it. You just have to look a little deeper and think creative and simple. Here are a few ideas to thinking about over the next week.

Cooler weather is starting to roll in and it’s time to prepare for some fun fall activities in style. There are plenty of ways to get outside and stay active during the colder months. It is still a great time for group activates such as; hiking, team sports, and bar crawls. Always remember to dress appropriately and comfortably for the weather.

Everyone knows that one of the biggest reasons to visit Colorado is for all of the amazing hiking options. In this article I will be focusing on three of my favorite hiking spots and how to prepare for each one.

Undoubtedly the mountains tend to boast some of the United States' most gorgeous array of fall foliage. The colors range from the neon orange and yellow of the Aspen trees to the deep purple and red of the Mountain Maple. Fall camping and hiking offers an up-close view of the splendid leaves and often some of the best weather.

If you decide to go camping this Fall in the Rocky Mountains, the Appalachian Trail, the Catskills, or any mountain area, take note of these five safety tips to ensure a successful and enjoyable trip.