November
CELEBRATE THE SEASON BY GATHERING FAMILY AND FRIENDS AROUND A DELECTABLY DECORATED HARVEST TABLE.
Read ArticleLIVING A Country Dream
CAN YOUTHFUL IDEALISM AND REAL-WORLD PARENTING PEACEFULLY COEXIST? THEY DO ON THIS FARM IN OREGON.
Read ArticleTHE UNUSUAL SUSPECTS
CLASSIC RULES OF DISPLAY AND COLOR PALETTE UNIFY AN EXOTIC COLLECTION OF FURNISHINGS IN A PERSONAL TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY MINNEAPOLIS HOME.
Read ArticleCOOL-WEATHER COLOR
BY TRIAL AND ERROR, BOSTON LAWYER JOHN GILMORE HONED HIS SKILLS IN THE GENTLE ART OF FORCING WINTER BLOOM FROM SPRING BULBS.
Read ArticleSPLIT PERSONALITY
Robert Gerloff plays Prince Charming to the Cinderella of American houses: the split-level.
Read ArticleGET ORGANIZED
IT REALLY IS BETTER TO GIVE THAN RECEIVE WHEN YOU CONVERT A DRESSER INTO A ONE-STOP WRAPPING STATION.
Read ArticleREWARD YOURSELF
CELEBRATE YOUR YEAR OF SHAPING UP BY SETTING NEW GOALS AND TREATING YOUR FAMILY TO A FITNESS SHOPPING SPREE.
Read ArticleTHE PIES THAT BIND
A PASSION FOR PIES IS SHARED BY EVEN THE YOUNGEST OF THE HOSIER CLAN WHERE THREE GENERATIONS FIND JOY IN BAKING TOGETHER.
Read ArticleDARE-TO-BE-DIFFERENT Dining Room
WHO SAYS YOUR DINING SET HAS TO MATCH? WHIMSY, PERSONALITY, AND GOOD TIMES ARE ALL IN THE MIX.
Read ArticleVIBRANT VISION
BOLD COLOR BANISHES THE BLAHS FROM A ONCE DRAB AND DATED KITCHEN NEAR SAN FRANCISCO.
Read ArticleMulti-Textured STYLE
CALIFORNIANS KIM AND PAT MORRISON COMBINED THEIR TALENTS FOR DESIGN AND METALWORK TO CREATE A RUSTIC, HANDCRAFTED KITCHEN.
Read ArticleBETTER HOME BETTER LIVING CONTEST
IT'S YOUR CASTLE, SANCTUARY, GYM, OFFICE, PLAYGROUND, COMFORT ZONE, AND CONCERT STAGE. IT'S YOUR HOME, AND YOU LOVE IT. THIS YEAR, WE'LL HELP YOU MAKE IT MORE BEAUTIFUL AND WONDERFUL THAN EVER. SMART DESIGN AND SAVVY PLANNING WILL BRING FABULOUS RESULTS. WHEN YOUR PROJECT IS COMPLETE, ENTER THE 2004 BETTER HOME BETTER LIVING CONTEST, WHICH FEATURES MORE THAN $100,000 IN PRIZES.
Read ArticleRAISING FUTURE Voters
TEACHING YOUR KIDS THAT THEY CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE-- EVEN IF THEY'RE TOO YOUNG TO VOTE-- IS A GOOD WAY TO SPARK THEIR INTEREST IN LOCAL AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENT, AND THE ISSUES THAT DRIVE IT.
Read ArticleHanding It Down
PASSING ON HEIRLOOMS SHOULD BE A SPECIAL EVENT, NOT A FAMILY FEUD. DECIDE ON A SYSTEM TO KEEP SQUABBLING TO A MINIMUM.
Read ArticleTIME FOR Tutoring?
WHEN KIDS HIT A SNAG IN THEIR STUDIES, TUTORS MAKE A DIFFERENCE. BUT GETTING KIDS TO ACCEPT TUTORING AS A SOLUTION-- NOT A PROBLEM-- IS A CHALLENGE.
Read ArticleA Home of Her Own
RENOVATING AN OUTDATED 1940S HOUSE AND FILLING IT WITH THE THINGS SHE LOVED HELPED THIS MEMPHIS RESIDENT MAKE A FRESH START IN THE FIRST HOME SHE COULD CALL HERS.
Read ArticleNURTURED BY NATURE
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT DAVE ROLSTON DESIGNED AND REFINED HIS DALLAS GARDEN TO MAKE A LUSH SPACE THAT BECKONS FRIENDS AND FAMILY.
Read ArticleStriking a Balance
TAKING HER CUES FROM CLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE, ELISE BRAULT RELIES ON SCALE AND PROPORTION TO KEEP HER MONTREAL HOME IN HARMONY.
Read ArticleHOLIDAY WHITES
These wines have a crispness and lively fruitiness that make them ideal to serve with holiday favorites like turkey and roasts, creamy mashed potatoes, and sage stuffing. Wines this versatile also make a good gift for most impromptu family gatherings.
Read ArticleTURKEY ROASTING GUIDE
WITH THANKSGIVING JUST AROUND THE CORNER, TAPE THIS TURKEY-ROASTING REFRESHER COURSE TO YOUR FRIDGE.
Read ArticleREMEDIES FOR RESTLESSNESS
Near the top of most parents' list of things to dread: A long wait in a doctor's office with a sick child. Holly Drainer, though, can handle it. If the waiting room is too full of other sick kids to let her daughters-- Samantha, 4, and Allison, 2-- roam freely, "that's when I'll pull out my own little tricks," says the stay-at-home mom from St. Louis and former elementary teacher.
Read ArticleFRIENDLY Fevers
FEVER IS NOT A DISEASE IN ITSELF-- IT'S AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE HEALING PROCESS
Read ArticleAutism ON THE RISE
A POORLY UNDERSTOOD DISORDER AFFECTS MORE AND MORE AMERICAN FAMILIES.
Read ArticleCOUNTING VOTES
My children grew up unable to avoid political talk at the dinner table. Their parents report on politics for a living, and we reside at the political center of the country: Washington, D.C. But for many Americans, especially the disproportionate number of young men and women who are AWOL on election day, any mention of politics elicits the apathetic response: "My vote doesn't matter."
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