Catwalk to Boardwalk: 20 Hot Swim Styles

Catwalk to Boardwalk: 20 Hot Swim Styles Summer is the time to shake things up with your look. And, we dare you to bare that bold inner fashionista in swimwear with attitude! Get inspiration from these hot runway trends by designers like Trina Turk and Karen Neilsen. Create your own version of these swim styles for the boardwalk, or lounging poolside. Just remember, nothing says confidence like an iconic swimsuit uniquely styled by Y.O.U... Read More You might also like Spanish Pizza: Coca with Artichokes Spring Cleaning Your Beauty Closet The Cat's Away: 10 Activities for Kids on Break Nautical Beach Crafts to Make This Easter, Redefine Your Egg Hunt Crack Open a New Take on an Old Tradition The Easter season wouldn’t be complete without bunnies, baskets and Easter egg hunts. The traditional Easter egg hunt is a staple for many families, but not always for those living in the city. Streets and concrete simply don't provide a ready-made environment for families wanting to hunt for edible delights outdoors. So some people must be a little more creative with egg hunts. With new takes on the old tradition, an Easter egg hunt can turn into a neighborhood party... Read More You might also like Maximize Your Mobile Experience Easy Start to an Indoor Herb Garden Put Spring on Your Plate 10 Ways to Wear a Vest

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Spanish Pizza: Coca with Artichokes

Spanish Pizza: Coca with Artichokes Daisy Martinez whips up a coca, a Spanish version of pizza. Two-step cooking on the stovetop and in the oven creates a crust that is crunchy on the bottom and soft on the top. With a creamy artichoke sauce, this recipe makes a flavorful meal and can be complemented with your other favorite toppings... Read More You might also like Spring Cleaning Your Beauty Closet The Cat's Away: 10 Activities for Kids on Break Nautical Beach Crafts to Make Crispy Baked Kale Chips This Easter, Redefine Your Egg Hunt Crack Open a New Take on an Old Tradition The Easter season wouldn’t be complete without bunnies, baskets and Easter egg hunts. The traditional Easter egg hunt is a staple for many families, but not always for those living in the city. Streets and concrete simply don't provide a ready-made environment for families wanting to hunt for edible delights outdoors. So some people must be a little more creative with egg hunts. With new takes on the old tradition, an Easter egg hunt can turn into a neighborhood party... Read More You might also like Maximize Your Mobile Experience Easy Start to an Indoor Herb Garden Put Spring on Your Plate 10 Ways to Wear a Vest

In This Issue Spanish Pizza: Coca with Artichokes This Easter, Redefine Your Egg Hunt   5 Ways Yellow Décor Shines Vertical Gardening 101 Splurge & Steal: Beachy Bedroom Spring Tuneup: Outdoor Appliances   5 Ways to Increase Your Credit Score Online Banking Simplified Paying Off Your Plastic Ways to Avoid Home Foreclosure   Survive—and Thrive—at the Farmer's Market 3 Sweet Ways to Enjoy Rhubarb Cocktail Basics: Get Your Muddle On How to Invent Your Own Granola

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Spring Cleaning Your Beauty Closet

Spring Cleaning Your Beauty Closet How long do makeup and skin care products last? Learn when to keep or throw away your mascara, nail polish and other beauty products... Read More You might also like The Cat's Away: 10 Activities for Kids on Break Nautical Beach Crafts to Make Crispy Baked Kale Chips 10 Easy Ways To Raise Your Neighborhood's Value What to Eat Now: March & April Eating what's in season has plenty of perks. Meat, veggies and fruit in season save you money since they're more readily available, and food that's grown in the ground and nurtured by current climate conditions simply tastes better than out-of-season or hothouse options. "Diets rich in omegas, vegetables, lean fish, root veggies and legumes make for a sexy, smart, healthy and vibrant you," notes Candice Kumai, author of "Pretty Delicious" and guest judge for "Iron Chef America" and "Top Chef." Read More You might also like 5 Ideas to Brighten Up a Room Spring Dresses: 4 Trends to Follow Slacker's Guide to Getting Active Freshen Your Smile for Spring

In This Issue Spring Cleaning Your Beauty Closet What to Eat Now: March & April   Container Gardening Guide 10 Ways to Reinvent Your Space Home Decor Inspired by the Sea 13 Ways to Create a Fragrant Garden   Barter for a Bargain: What Can You Get Without Cash? 5 Ways to Save Big on Auto Insurance Adjustable-Rate Mortgages: A Fresh Look Introduction to Annuities   15-Minute Tomato Sauce How to Invent Your Own Granola 15 Stress-Free Family Dinners 10 Spices to Always Have on Hand

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The Cat's Away: 10 Activities for Kids on Break

The Cat's Away: 10 Activities for Kids on Break Asia Linn Bukszpan is the Lower School After School Coordinator at the prestigious Saint Ann's School in New York, and she also has a kindergarten-age son at home. She's a brilliant woman who is, essentially, a professional at distracting children. Bukszpan -- and other creative parents -- shared what helps keep kids happy and distracted when the classroom day is done. More crucially, they shared how easy and inexpensive it is to keep children joyous and active during vacations and breaks. (Also, to help moms and dads retain their sanity!) Read on for a treasure-trove of ideas that'll keep your entire family peaceful and happy during school breaks... Read More You might also like Nautical Beach Crafts to Make Crispy Baked Kale Chips 10 Easy Ways To Raise Your Neighborhood's Value 8 Looks for the Art of Casual Chic What to Eat Now: March & April Eating what's in season has plenty of perks. Meat, veggies and fruit in season save you money since they're more readily available, and food that's grown in the ground and nurtured by current climate conditions simply tastes better than out-of-season or hothouse options. "Diets rich in omegas, vegetables, lean fish, root veggies and legumes make for a sexy, smart, healthy and vibrant you," notes Candice Kumai, author of "Pretty Delicious" and guest judge for "Iron Chef America" and "Top Chef." Read More You might also like 5 Ideas to Brighten Up a Room Spring Dresses: 4 Trends to Follow Slacker's Guide to Getting Active Freshen Your Smile for Spring

In This Issue The Cat's Away: 10 Activities for Kids on Break What to Eat Now: March & April   Container Gardening Guide 10 Ways to Reinvent Your Space Home Decor Inspired by the Sea 13 Ways to Create a Fragrant Garden   Barter for a Bargain: What Can You Get Without Cash? 5 Ways to Save Big on Auto Insurance Adjustable-Rate Mortgages: A Fresh Look Introduction to Annuities   15-Minute Tomato Sauce How to Invent Your Own Granola 15 Stress-Free Family Dinners 10 Spices to Always Have on Hand

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