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Wednesday, 06 May 2020 18:21
Climber-tree professional with climbing gear wanted
Written by Wess McCullough
We are actively looking for a qualifited Climber-tree professional with climbing gear and PPE payroll or subcontract if qualified. Text Wess McCullough 740 8190158 to discuss this opportunity. Tree Climber Position Qualifications (Who) The ideal Tree Climber is an active self-starter and helpful with a sense of urgency.…
Thanks to great clients for kudos we are so grateful for! "Your crew was OUTSTANDING today! I’m always so impressed by their work. How can I ensure they are recognized at all levels of your company? As the Head of Client Experience for Business Banking at JP Morgan Chase I’m…
Wednesday, 22 April 2020 19:19
We Have Fun At Work, Because We Have Great Customers!
Written by Wess McCullough
Do you know someone that is looking to have fun at work? We have the benefits of a big company and the values of a small family business! Tell someone you know who is looking for a fun job with great benefits to come work for me, Wess McCullough! I…
McCullough's is ready for your tree care needs! Our team has started the spring season with projects for our customers. Please get on the list to be sure to have your tree needs met! This is a compilation of videos that Wess McCullough has done since the lock down…
McCullough Celebrates 43 Years in 2020 We thought it may be fun to reflect what was happening 43 years ago. It was exactly 2,254 weeks or 15,784 days ago. With 365 days 1977 is a normal year and no leap year. The world's first personal computer, the Commodore PET, is demonstrated at the winter Consumer Electronics Show in…
We Have The Greatest Customers! Our McCullough's Tree Service Customers are the greatest! They love what we do for them, and they tell us so. I just want to share some of the kind messages we have received and let you know that we work hard for your satisfaction…
Taken from The Old Farmer’s Almanac page: “Daylight Saving Time (DST) is the practice of moving the clocks forward one hour from Standard Time during the summer months, and changing them back again in the fall. The general idea is that this allows us all to make better use of natural daylight. However, DST has…
Thursday, 27 February 2020 22:10
Be The First On The Spring List and Beat The Rush!
Written by Wess McCullough
Remember your first job? You most likely seeked employment to start becoming independent, want your own responsibility and of course the obvious…money! As youngsters we really didn’t look at our new source of income as a career. Typically youth seek fast food jobs, or stores in malls to be employed,…
Isn’t Valentine’s Day a day many look forward to and some not so much? There seems to be mixed feelings of love in this month of February. While some are planning the perfect gifts, the perfect date, others are planning their dateless night. Funny memes depict the single person staying…
If you start your day with a grateful heart can this help your whole outlook? Many studies have found that having an attitude of gratitude can actually give your brain a sense of happiness. If your brain feels happy then what do you think that does to the rest of…
Tuesday, 21 January 2020 18:01
New Decade Means New Ideas for Your Home or Business
Written by Wess McCullough
Happy 2020! With a NEW Decade comes new ideas for your home or business, the resolve to make last year’s goals this year’s reality. Finally! You’re ready with ideas that you’ve saved on Pinterest or stored in a folder on your desk, right? Let’s resolve to make this year a TREEmendous year…
Wednesday, 15 January 2020 22:36
The History of ISA (International Society of Arboriculture)
Written by Wess McCullough
Haven’t you always wondered how the tree care industry came about? If you love history like I do you’ll find their story fascinating! Note: all information was copied from the ISA website to be sure no misinformation was shared. The International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) has served the tree care…
Shout out to Travis Kain for taking these before and after photos of a client who had a newly built home. We did selective removals and cleaned up a wooded section to be the front yard. Before & after pictures. What a beautiful job! A picture paints a thousand words. …
Monday, 23 December 2019 21:40
Merry Christmas and Thank You to All Our Customers!
Written by Wess McCullough
So many blessings and we would like to thank our customers and wish you all a very happy and blessed Christmas Day! The Shepherds and Angels 8And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. 9And, lo, the angel of…
If you want to plant a memory that will last for generations to come, get a living Christmas tree. There are a lot of varieties to choose from for this climate that do very well. Depending on the location of planting you may want to consider how big it will…
I’m not talking about an era that our parents grew up in, I’m talking abut the age a lot of us are now. Some are heading there or are looking back in reflection of being there. To reach the fifties we had to surpass all the immaturity that took place…
Wednesday, 04 December 2019 16:41
Creative Wrapping Ideas to Add That Touch of Devine
Written by Wess McCullough
We really enjoyed one of the blogs we shared a couple years ago, so we thought we'd do it one more time! Isn't that divine? We’ve wrapped for years, or bagged if you prefer, but do we take the time to be creative? Who really has that kind of time?…
Tuesday, 26 November 2019 19:21
Great Gift Ideas to Help You and Your Guests on Thanksgiving Day
Written by Wess McCullough
You make sure to buy enough food to feed an army, because you don’t want anyone to be left hungry while you are planning your holiday family meal. There’s going to be a lot left over and if some of those family members or friends aren’t living in your house…
With the holidays rapidly approaching, I thought it would be the perfect time to give you some pointers for a “green” Christmas tree. Of course the two definitive green trees are a live tree with the bulb intact to plant in your yard when the holiday season closes, the other…
It’s that time again to start thinking about shopping for people that you picked in the traditional gift exchange. Was it work or family, maybe it was friends? If the gift exchange doesn’t have some basic rules then it can be quite embarrassing to the person who gives a $20…
Wednesday, 06 November 2019 21:15
That Awkward Time After Halloween to Christmas
Written by Wess McCullough
The leaves have fallen and are almost gone from branches of the trees, but not quite all gone. Your landscape needs cleaned up from the frost-bitten dead vegetation and leaves that have furiously blown into it. You take down the Halloween decorations, but you aren’t quite ready to remove the…
Winter is just around the corner and so are the hazards that come with the season! Even though the air still has some early fall warmth, we all know that will soon change for us in Ohio. The colder weather brings with it the possibility of tree damage from accumulated…
Sometimes a story tells much more in the lesson it provides. Many stories were created to share lessons and wisdom. Here is one of many that may make you think and possibly learn a lesson: The Struggles of Our Life Once upon a time a daughter complained…
The ratings and reviews have votes this recipe a winner according to Taste of Home. When they said chocolate that’s all I needed to hear. It’s most likely going to be a hit at any holiday party, potluck or bake sale. Ingredients 1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour 1/4 teaspoon salt…
Once upon a mountain top, three little trees stood and dreamed of what they wanted to become when they grew up. The first little tree looked up at the stars and said: “I want to hold treasure. I want to be covered with gold and filled with precious stones. I’ll…
How hard is it to set a goal? Not hard at all! As a matter of fact that’s the easiest part of goal setting for ourselves. We have a want or a need, and we know what it takes to achieve it, or at least somewhat, and we set our…
We all claim to make the best chili as we control what our recipe has in it. It’s what we consider our cold day comfort food. It’s starting into the chilly mornings as well as evenings and who doesn’t want to sit with a nice warm bowl of their favorite…
“Arborists prune trees and shrubs for decoration and safety. In addition, they are skilled in diagnosing and treating diseased trees. Organizations that employ arborists include golf courses, parks, universities, and utility companies, as do landscape companies catering to homeowners. The work of an arborist is physically demanding and includes the use of potentially…
Thursday, 12 September 2019 17:32
What Are The Benefits of Deep Root Fertilization
Written by Wess McCullough
Tree owners will often try to maintain their tree health by simply applying a basic fertilizer around their tree base on an as-needed basis. However, in order to best establish and stabilize your tree health, it is best to have certified arborists service your trees with Deep Root Fertilization. Deep Root Fertilization is…
Walking is indeed one of the most popular forms of exercise, but that’s not all it’s for. Walking or taking a stroll can help clear the mind of the hectic day. Maybe moms need to get a tiny break and walk to refresh their minds from dealing with a newborn.…
There are so many books written for years about the subject. Many doctors have written books. There have been studies by scientists, and there are charts to follow as a guideline. There are inspirational and motivational speakers, pictures of before and after success stories, videos and so much more that…
McCullough’s Tree Service offers full service, ISA certified arborist tree services. Our arborists are trained in the art and science of tree care and dedicated to the long term health of your trees and shrubs. Arborists can assess a plant’s health and provide a range of tree & shrub care…
Sometimes all it takes is a moment in time that shakes you to the core to make you change something. As the saying goes something like, nothing is going to change unless you make a change. It’s not quote for quote, but it’s close. So, if you’ve been in a…
With tree service offered in Central Ohio and surrounding areas, McCullough’s is dedicated to providing professional care that’s convenient for you. McCullough’s tree specialists live and work in your community. Our widespread team allows you to build a relationship with your local arborist and you can count on personalized client…
Wednesday, 24 July 2019 20:29
We Are Looking for ISA Certified Arboritsts
Written by Wess McCullough
We are interested in ISA certified arborists and those who wish to become certified. Talk to me if you are looking for a professional team to work with. We have a great work environment, and there is opportunity for growth. Maybe you aren't getting the hours you are looking for.…
Wednesday, 17 July 2019 21:14
We Have a Great Arboretum Right in Our Back Yard
Written by Wess McCullough
If you haven’t yet visited The Dawes Arboretum you really should get your family together and go. There are so many nice trails to walk and explore. The variety of trees is incredible. They have events throughout the year. If you’re looking for a relaxed place to spend a scenic…
Thursday, 11 July 2019 17:51
McCullough’s Tree Service Needs Great Tree Experts
Written by Elena Kent
Our business is growing and we are in more demand, which is a great thing! What we find tough is finding great team members. Working in the tree business industry is not easy work; it’s rewarding work for those committed to doing their very best and seeing awesome results! Getting…
Tuesday, 02 July 2019 16:50
The Star Spangled Banner to Commemorate Independence Day
Written by Wess McCullough
Complete version of "The Star-Spangled Banner" showing spelling and punctuation from Francis Scott Key's manuscript in the Maryland Historical Society collection. O say can you see, by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming, Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the…
Wednesday, 26 June 2019 16:50
We Are Looking For Great Employees To Join Our Team!
Written by Wess McCullough
Being an arborist is not an easy job, but it’s a really satisfying one! It’s not easy finding people that are willing to endure all kinds of weather conditions and risk the tasks that can be potentially dangerous. It takes a really passionate person to accomplish earning their arborist certification.…
Wednesday, 19 June 2019 15:22
Cool Summer Balsamic Watermelon Chicken Salad Recipe
Written by Wess McCullough
With blue cheese, watermelon, almonds, herbed chicken, and a balsamic glaze, this is the perfect salad to serve at a summer gathering! There will be many occasions to show off your new recipe! As always, you will most likely be asked for your recipe, and it’s so fun to create…
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Wednesday, 12 June 2019 18:54
Finding Kid Friendly Activities This Summer
Written by Wess McCullough
Do you ever get stumped with ideas of what activities to do in the summer when the kids are out of school? All activities don’t require spending money. It might be a good time to pull out the calendar and plan ahead, just so you aren’t trying to decide and…
Pizza has to be the best selling food item there is. Of course it has to be good! Make no mistake, if word gets out that it is amazing then be prepared to wait in line! But, just as good news travels fast; so does bad. Some places become famous…
Wednesday, 29 May 2019 14:53
When You Need a Professional Arborist after the Storm
Written by Wess McCullough
How do you know when it’s time to call in the tree experts? When There’s Storm Damage After a big storm, hopefully no trees fell on your home. You want to be sure the mess is cleaned up. Do you think getting the chainsaw out is a job you are…
When you treat people right and show them appreciation for what they do it makes two people feel good…them and you. Recognition for a job well done can make that person want to work even harder to please. You may change how they view the world with a kind word.…
What can we say that hasn’t already been said about the matriarch of the family? She has so many roles from doctor, cook, hair stylist, accountant, chauffer, teacher, coach, and too many more to mention! How does she do it all? We can pretty much answer all those roles. She…
If you haven’t visited this wonderful arboretum…this spring go to The Dawes Arboretum in Newark, Ohio! McCullough’s Tree Service has taken care of many tree service needs at The Dawes Arboretum. Dawes Mission: The Dawes Arboretum is dedicated to enriching lives through the conservation of trees and nature. Founded in…
Ever since the emerald ash borer swept the Midwest 20 years ago the persuit was on to stop these pests. Today not only do we have tools to fight this insect but we are developing better management techniques every day. Treating ash trees has long been shown to be effective…
If you “borrow” any recipe, this would be the one! It’s the easiest recipe to put together, and there is NOT much labor involved in the least. I borrowed it as well. This addictive dish is called Chicken Bacon Ranch Crack. No, I did not make up the name. I…
Have you found your niche? Does this mean employment or could it also mean your passion outside of the work place? Since a niche is a calling to what you feel is your purpose in life, you have to then ask yourself a question. What is your purpose in life?…
If you’re not requesting tree health care services, there’s no better time to start than RIGHT now. As a tree care service company, we have your business or home’s best interest to make sure that your landscape looks stunning. One unhealthy plant can quickly spread pests and disease to the…
Isn’t it like the television commercial where the guy goes outdoors and sees that the sun is shining, and the air is finally warm? He darts back into the house and up the stairs removing clothing as he climbs the steps. He’s then seen running back down the stairs with…
Our team has taken measures to stay on top of getting certified in CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) is an emergency lifesaving procedure performed when the heart stops beating. Immediate CPR can double or triple chances of survival after cardiac arrest – per the American Heart Association (AHA). The AHA develops science-based…
Wednesday, 13 March 2019 17:01
Spring Planting Season: Select the Right Tree
Written by Wess McCullough
Prime tree planting season is right around the corner. Are you prepared to plant new trees? Would you know what type of tree is best in your landscape or zone? Tree care experts are well-educated in these departments and can help you plan the best selections. Did you know that…
Wednesday, 06 March 2019 22:01
Winter had Its Challenges and We’re Really Looking Forward to Spring
Written by Wess McCullough
We are always so appreciative of the hard work our crew does to get the job completed. It was a challenge for our Snow Team this winter, but they did an excellent job! The days are getting better and soon spring will be right around the corner. When the leaves…
Wednesday, 27 February 2019 22:04
Life Isn’t Simple, but It Doesn’t Have to Be Hard
Written by Wess McCullough
Life is definitely challenging in day to day dealings. We have children and pets to care for and a spouse to make sure they’re awake, getting ready, and so on. It’s sometimes chaotic and you can’t imagine how you get yourself fed, ready for work and all the way dressed!…
This is the time of year that tends to seem long and daunting. It’s not good weather to go out in, and yet we’re tired of being sort of shut inside. Unless you’re on a strict diet that you started for yourself, this is a fun time to gather with…
Each and every one of us has them. They may be from the past, they may still be there waiting. This isn’t a blog about people in love with each other; rather it is about what speaks to our hearts in our every day lives that when we think about…
Thursday, 07 February 2019 19:31
Trees coming down to accommodate Cambridge project
Written by Wess McCullough
When you are called on a project and you make the newspaper. It is just rewarding to be recognized for the hard work you do as it is doing the work. We were so appreciative of the article. Here's what the Jeffersonian wrote about our part in the project. "Motorists…
Thank goodness for the service employees in our community. Without them we may all have to learn to do some necessary daunting tasks to survive. Frigid weather like we’ve been experiencing is the hardest to imagine working outside in, but some have sworn an oath to serve when the need…
Thursday, 24 January 2019 18:32
McCullough’s Tree Service’s Zanesville Crew
Written by Wess McCullough
ZANESVILLE, Ohio. — “I want to give a shout out to my Zanesville, Ohio location crew! They bring hometown pride to every job they do!” Bryan Smith -ISA Certified Arborist- Office manager Travis Kain- - Working Foreman Dustin Potts - Lead Climber Billy Trout - Climber/Operator Jake Lones - PHC…
Snow candy is delicious, and made by pouring hot maple syrup on a bed of snow. Here’s how you do it in 3 simple steps. Making homemade candy on the snow is a classic winter activity to do with your family in the backyard or in the school yard with…
Wednesday, 09 January 2019 20:08
Things to Occupy Your Indoor Time ‘til Spring
Written by Wess McCullough
Briskly cold days in winter tend to make us feel boarded up in the house until spring. We may not want to go out into the dreary weather, but we can still occupy our time ‘til spring arrives. Plant Indoors - You can order seeds now for planting. If you…
Dance it out – When you feel tense and unsettled you can stand up, twirl around and dance it away. Stress happens, but don’t allow it to bring you down and change your mood. Go for a walk – Sometimes you feel very overwhelmed. If you feel so stressed that…
If you want to plant a memory that will last for generations to come, get a living Christmas tree. There are a lot of varieties to choose from for this climate that do very well. Depending on the location of planting you may want to consider how big it will…
Maybe you haven’t decided how you want to decorate your home this year. There are only 13 days left until Christmas Day. Sometimes you want décor that you can throw away when you’re done. Fresh pine, pinecones, orange peels, cloves, and cinnamon are just a few of the items you…
Thursday, 06 December 2018 15:22
Kindness Rocks Found in Unexpected Places
Written by Wess McCullough
Have you noticed that when you are out and about you may have looked down, or even up, to find a rock painted with an encouraging message on it? These are known as kindness rocks. Many people are painting these across the country and placing these rocks in random places…
Wednesday, 28 November 2018 17:14
Ohio: The State Where Famous People are Born
Written by Wess McCullough
According to ‘e Reference Desk’ there is a list of famous people who were born in Ohio. Some I already knew about, but it’s interesting in my search just how many people there actually are. This list only mentions celebrities who have been in movies or on television and the…
Every day is a blessing isn’t it? Of course it is! We feel blessed for the many gifts each day brings. If we listed our blessings we’d have an abundance to be thankful for. God blesses us in so many ways. We have family who loves us and friends who…
Sometimes we get hit with disappointing news or plans we made didn’t go so well. How do you handle disappointments in your life? Sure it feels good to crawl back under the covers, but only stay there for a little bit to lessen the pain. Then you’ll want to get…
As most retail businesses want to get a jump start on the Holiday season for shoppers, the question is whether to go ahead and start decorating for Christmas or keep the fall items up until after Thanksgiving. Traditions in the past were that Christmas wasn’t seen until after the feast-a-plenty.…
What child hasn’t been entertained by good old Spooky Stories? Sitting around the campfire or fire pit, as most do nowadays, was a great setting to feel spooked. Someone would have a tall tale to tell and get their audience engaged with wild imaginations. This one has been told for…
There are really crafty and imaginative Halloween costumes made up these days. Not only can you go to a store dedicated to all Halloween costumes and decorations, but the accessories to launch the imagination are also available in many stores today. As kids we used to use our mother’s makeup…
Friday, 19 October 2018 21:14
One of the Best Pumpkin Cheesecake Desserts You'll Serve at Holiday Gatherings
Written by Wess McCullough
This Pumpkin Cheesecake dessert was found on Delish.com. It's not a family recipe of mine, but will soon be one everyone will look forward to! The ingredients and directions are all very simple to follow and there is not much prep time, which makes this dessert a pleasure to make!…
So many stories about trees, and this is just a sample, so I provided the link at the bottom to continue reading. Plant Your Own Holiday by Jack Hudson Newspaper editor Julius Sterling Morton wasn’t afraid to think big. In 1855, he started building a modest four-room house in Nebraska…
Wednesday, 03 October 2018 16:04
Embracing Television Characters We Can Relate To
Written by Wess McCullough
Have you ever started watching a show on television that pulled you in immediately, because you love the characters? It may be scripted and cast with actors or it may be a scripted reality show. But, whatever the show is you found yourself wanting to see more and get to…
Thinking about planting trees for your yard? Now is an ideal time, as all the hard gardening work of spring and the upkeep of summer will slow down. It's the best time for the tree as well. The combination of warm soil and cool air stimulates root growth to help…
This weekend will be the first day of autumn. Having a checklist to mark off is a great idea when you don’t want to forget all the items you need to prepare for the cold months ahead. When we have all our ducks in a row we tend to have…
Extremes of snow, ice and wind, and worst of all, low, low temperatures can take their toll on your landscape. Damage to trees and shrubs is quite common and even turf and groundcovers are vulnerable. After last winter’s ice storm many clients asked us what can be done to prevent…
Friday, 07 September 2018 20:29
Natural Tips and Tricks for the Outdoor Pests
Written by Wess McCullough
The outdoor areas we live and develop around our homes can be less annoying if you know some nature friendly tips and tricks to keep bugs and animals at bay. Many stores are stocking shelves of pesticides that are in demand for rodents, bugs and animals that tend to…
Create a Space in Your Landscape Have you ever looked for new ideas to add to your landscape design? Maybe you just want to vamp it up a bit. Suppose you have a really nice shady spot under a tree that you could add a little bench or create a…
You’ve been Pinning and suddenly get the urge to throw a fun, but creative outdoor fall party. Funny how Pinterest gets in your head! Well, thanks to Pinterest there are literally thousands of party ideas for fall. The decorations that can be made are endless. You almost have to decide…
We really don’t think of summer as a time to think of safety, but there are many things to just be aware of when outdoors or taking casual hikes through the woods. Some things on the list are poison ivy/oak/sumac, stinging insects, places that may be slippery when climbing or…
Many times you’ll see posts on social media of people sharing what it was like to grow up in the 50s, 60s and 70s. If you were born during this time period you have definitely experienced a huge technology growth. It’s good to grow and improve on old ways and…
Physical work is very demanding. Sometimes it can make us stop in the middle and ask, “What was I thinking taking this on?” You may feel like it’s impossible to figure out a solution. You may feel so exhausted you can’t go on. It may seem like it’s not worth…
Wednesday, 25 July 2018 17:39
Relaxation for Your Mind’s Peace and Serenity
Written by Wess McCullough
While you are busy in your every day life you may not take much time for relaxation. I’m not talking about sitting down at the end of the day, kicking up your feet and chilling in front of the TV for the rest of the evening. I’m referring to making…
Wednesday, 25 July 2018 17:39
Relaxation for Your Mind’s Peace and Serenity
Written by Wess McCullough
While you are busy in your every day life you may not take much time for relaxation. I’m not talking about sitting down at the end of the day, kicking up your feet and chilling in front of the TV for the rest of the evening. I’m referring to making…
If you are trying to watch what you eat, and you want to plan an easy breakfast, lunch or snack, making a fruit, veggie or peanut butter smoothie is like a treat! Why buy one through a drive thru where you don’t know exactly what’s in it? If you get…
Teams are formed in one way or another, such as sports, work, volunteering, rescue and so on. When you are in a team environment it’s not always easy when another team member isn’t pulling their weight. It takes the effort of each individual to drive, thrive and survive to be…
Have you wondered what it would be like to go back to college? Maybe you don’t feel you have enough time to take on a class or two. I’m here to tell you that you do have more time than you think! You may not have the time to devote…
Wednesday, 27 June 2018 16:38
The Best Pasta Salad Your Friends and Family will be Begging For!
Written by Wess McCullough
Are you looking for a new recipe to take to the next potluck? Well, you’re just in luck! Not only is this a simple recipe, but it is one of the most flavorful you will create! The ingredients are unique and will soon be the most popular dish on your…
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What is the single most important tool you need for survival? KNOWLEDGE! Always being prepared in case you find yourself in a situation of survival is key to survival! Learning the basic skills can save yours and other’s lives. You have to be mentally and physically prepared for any and…
Thursday, 14 June 2018 17:39
Attending Events That Are Posted On Social Media
Written by Wess McCullough
By now we are all aware of the impact social media has on our lives. We are very interactive with this culture and very comfortable. So, it seems we are becoming comfortable with browsing and what it has to offer. One of those activities is the list of events that…
Wednesday, 06 June 2018 21:20
National Best Friend Day is Friday June 8th
Written by Wess McCullough
Most of us have at least one or two best friends we can put all our trust in and know they will be loyal to the end. Many don’t know this holiday exists, but if you want to honor your best friend(s) why not think of ways to celebrate them…
Thursday, 31 May 2018 19:35
What to plan for World Environment Day Tuesday, June 5th
Written by Wess McCullough
It’s not a local event, and it’s not a holiday. This is an event that the United Nations started to raise awareness of global environmental issues and how we can participate to help eliminate pollution and waste, as well as global warming and sustainable food production. It’s also a day…
Parties are a lot of fun! If you go to one it’s less stress, but throwing a party doesn’t have to be an occasion you fret over. Planning is the key to keeping it simple, organized and once that’s done then the fun will lend itself. You can just enjoy…
Does yoga sound appealing to you? It’s not a strenuous exercise, just a balancing act. Anyone can participate and go at their own pace. What’s interesting is how they are combining events of yoga with destinations to farms for “goat yoga” which has become a really popular activity. Some yoga…
What can we say that hasn’t already been said about the matriarch of the family? She has so many roles from doctor, cook, hair stylist, accountant, chauffer, teacher, coach, and too many more to mention! How does she do it all? We can pretty much answer all those roles. She…
Sunday, 06 May 2018 14:58
The Month of May: There's more packed in this month than you realize!
Written by Wess McCullough
The beginning of May always brings great pleasure to see more sunshine, flowers and trees blooming along with longer days to enjoy them. But, do you know ALL that the month of May has to offer? Let me enlighten you! The calendar itself if full of known and unknown…
One of the best places to enjoy the beauty of trees and nature is in our back yard. The Dawes Arboretum is full of greenery, lakes, ponds, and activities all year long. It sits on “nearly 2,000” acres according to their website. That’s a lot of land to enjoy on…
Thursday, 19 April 2018 14:11
Ideas to Celebrate Earth Day, Sunday April 22nd
Written by Wess McCullough
Earth Day is day to reflect and appreciate the beauty of earth. We celebrate this day as a reminder to take care of Mother Earth as she has taken care of us. 1. Take a Hike Plan a day at a national park near you. Pack a paper sack lunch…
If you Google Trendy or Trending Foods now you might be taken aback by the items listed and images shown. What makes a certain food or foods popular for a moment? Are companies pushing brands that have previously been on the market, but now they have changed wording or labels…
We just know warmer weather is around the corner! We can almost see it! With that in mind, nothing is more inviting being outside in warm, sunny weather like an outdoor living space. What does that mean? Well, it’s a space you create where you can relax, sit comfortably, have…
What do you remember as a child on Easter morning? You spent at least one afternoon coloring Easter eggs with the vinegar and dye mixture I’m sure! Boy those were so pretty with their pastel colors! The designs were perfectly planned out when dipping the eggs in the mixture! Maybe…
Have you made a list of New Year’s Resolutions and one of the list items was volunteer your time? Well, don’t worry; you still have now or the rest of the year to make this happen! There are many Ways to Give of Yourself. Was the list you made detailed?…
Thursday, 15 March 2018 14:50
Are You a Little Bit City or Are You a Little Bit Country?
Written by Wess McCullough
What inspires you when you think of design, travel, or even choices you prefer? If fast cars, city lights, skyscrapers, taxi’s or shopping make you feel at home, you might be a city dweller. On the other hand, if you prefer, grass fields, the sight of barns, old…
The TIME is here again on Sunday March 11th, 2018 at 2:00 a.m. to turn our clocks forward an hour. Sure, you will lose an hour sleep, but more daylight is what we look forward to most. There’s a period of adjustment getting our bearings on sleeping and waking, but…
