Lifestyles

It's that time of year when the weather starts warming up and I get the theme park fever. I guess it conjures up memories of being a kid growing up and remembering going on little weekend getaways with my folks.

There is a certain smell in the air when the seasons start to turn over that helps make that transition to spring a lot easier. And with spring break well underway you can't help but want to go to one of my favorite theme parks in this region Six Flags Over Texas.

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If you plan on getting married this year, you might want to take a deep breath cause it's gonna cost ya! A survey of average wedding costs was released yesterday and OMG!

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Two big dogs are looking for new homes today for our Provide a Pet a Pad weekly spotlight: Leon and Rosco. Big dogs with big hearts. If you are looking for a great family dog you have hit the jackpot!

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Here a while back I blogged about a manufacturer who was making air conditioned shoes. Now it seems that Google has teamed with Adidas to make a shoe that talks while you walk.

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You know the saying "First impressions are everything," right? A survey found that after meeting someone for the first time, the number one thing they will remember is your smile. 

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In Texas, the most popular vehicle is the pickup truck and it is also the most wanted vehicle by car thieves in a recent report from the Texas (DPS).

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Have you ever thought about the power that lies in your words? 

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I don't know about you, but I think I have tried just about everything to clean the tile grout in my shower at one time or another, nothing in a bottle you can buy at the store seems to work at all so far!

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This weekend we start Daylight Savings Time. Remember we "spring forward" one hour!

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Facebook's Mark Zuckerburg has introduced some radical new changes to the "news feed". This is the biggest change to Facebook since the introduction of the "timeline" in 2011.

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Oh My! Us girls can be sneaky! At least that's what a survey from the U.K. found out.

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