ShareTweet I discovered in a rather frightening way that my chihuahua is allergic to bee stings. It was during a camping trip to a remote location in the Blue Ridge Mountains. She likes to try and catch flying insects and she (who is so frightened by thunderstorms
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ShareTweet High wind, driving rain, hail, tornadoes, lightning… spring (and summer) showers can often turn into dangerous storms. Keep yourself, your family, and your belongings safe – and keep this checklist handy: ___Put a battery-operated flashlight in a place where you can easily find it in the
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ShareTweet It is a cruel twist of fate that cold and flu season coincides with the holiday season. Last weekend, when I should have been out Christmas shopping, I was home battling the onslaught of a nasty cold – a battle that I lost, and am now
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ShareTweet With much of the east coast still dealing with the remnants of Hurricane Sandy – nearly eight million people are currently without power and there has been widespread flooding in New York and New Jersey – disaster preparedness may be on your mind. Living in an
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