The traditional dates for an Indian Summer are between November 11 and November 20. The weather will warm, the sun will pop out, and it will feel like shorts weather, but don't pack away those sweaters. Winter is on the way!
The traditional dates for an Indian Summer are between November 11 and November 20. The weather will warm, the sun will pop out, and it will feel like shorts weather, but don't pack away those sweaters. Winter is on the way!
Movie and theater tickets can be purchased online. You'll get your tickets in advance, you know you'll have a good seat, and you may even receive a discount. Ready, set, Buy Now!
With the end of Daylight Savings Time, you have more hours of darkness. Make the most of it. Ice skate under the stars. Sip hot cocoa around a campfire. String holiday lights around your yard or house and turn them on. Holiday excitement initiated! Boo-ya!
Why celebrate only on Thanksgiving or Christmas Day? Combine your family get-togethers into one day somewhere in between. You'll cut the stress (and the cost!) and save some private time for YOU.
Fatigue, tension, and fatigue are as much a part of the holidays as excitement and joy. Kick them out by maintaining as normal a routine as possible, and be sure to get enough sleep. That's key for a successful 2020 holiday experience.