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Halloween
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Haunting for a Cure: How Ernie Romegialli Organized a Haunted House That Has Raised Over $650k for Diabetes Research
by Sarah on Monday, October 5th, 2009 | No Comments
18 years ago, Ernie and Carol Romegialli got some news that changed their lives. In late August of 1991, at the tender age of 6, their daughter Johanna was diagnosed with Juvenile (Type I) Diabetes. Motivated by two things: a desire to keep Johanna’s life as normal and filled with fun as possible, and raising money ... [read more] -
A Safe Halloween
by Sarah on Sunday, October 26th, 2008 | No Comments
Here's something that should make all your little ghosts, goblins and witches cackle with glee: this year's Halloween will last longer. Daylight savings time isn't officially over until after Halloween, on November 4th. That means more daylight and more time to collect that candy! Sadly for moms and dads, that doesn't mean Halloween festivities ... [read more] -
Guest Guru: Get Your Digital Pictures Organized for the Holidays By Todd Smith
by Sarah on Monday, December 3rd, 2007 | No Comments
It's holiday time and, if you're like me, it's a time when your digital camera will be snapping continuously. Especially, with photos of people, the only way to get natural, inspiring pictures is to keep the shutter clicking.... [read more] -
Tricks and Treats for a Happy Halloween
by Sarah on Wednesday, October 24th, 2007 | No Comments
Halloween night brings out the exuberant trick-or-treater in all of us. But like a lot of other celebrations, it takes some effort to pull off well. There are costumes to make or buy and pumpkins to carve, there is a house to decorate, candy to buy, goody bags to pull together and trick-or-treat schedules to coordinate. ... [read more]
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