Be Safe and Sound When Stringing Holiday Lights

Few holiday traditions are as aesthetically appealing as lighting a house and Christmas tree. Neighborhood passersby often delight in a well-lit holiday home, and some neighborhoods even have contests among residents as to who can create the most festive holiday lighting display.
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Film Classics to Rev Up Holiday Spirit

For better or worse, the consumption of alcoholic beverages is routine at holiday celebrations across the country. Unfortunately, National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) data shows that about 1,200 lives are lost each year between Thanksgiving and New Year's due to drinking and driving. If you are hosting a holiday celebration, there are steps you can take to ensure your guests don't become a holiday statistic.
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Give Guests the Food They Love

Of the many things people look forward to come the holiday season, food is at or near the top of many people's list. Beginning with Thanksgiving, the holiday season is the one time of year even the most health-conscious foodie allows for some leeway when it comes to daily diet.
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Substitute Holiday Favorites for Healthier Fare

Holiday gatherings often revolve around food. Big dinners with the family might get all the attention, but even office parties or casual get-togethers can focus on food. Unfortunately, many of these treats are loaded with fat, sugar and calories. Try these tips to still indulge in the holiday spirit without packing on extra pounds.
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Artificial vs. Natural: Pros and Cons of Both Tree Types

As long as Christmas trees have been a part of the holiday season, so, too, has been the debate over real or man-made trees. Each side has its supporters and detractors, and both have real and man-made Christmas trees have their pros and cons.
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