As summer rolls around, summer styles start to appear left and right.  A style which many look forward to breaking out every year is that of flip-flops.  Why not dress up the summer shoes with a new...

By the end of the year, most high school students have collected a lot of T-shirts from various activities they participated in throughout the year. The problem is that most people don't end up wearing...

Mother’s Day is this Sunday, May 12, and right now is about the time kids and teens struggle to pick the best present. As most know, mothers love homemade gifts, which teenagers tend to forget about...

  One of the best parts of Easter is that it marks the start of Spring. Pastel colors, cheerful games and crafts help to brighten moods after a long winter. There are many crafts to be made aside...

Yet another hallmark of the Easter season are eggs. Often they are used in Easter egg hunts, where plastic, boiled, or candy eggs are hidden for children to find. The pastel egg marks the spot for a quick...

Easter is a Christian holiday that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It marks a time of rebirth, pureness and ... cupcakes. Thanks to the secular Easter traditions in the United States of...

There is a pair of plain, boring silver earrings on the vanity table. You've had them for years, you barely wear them, and you need something to spice up your look. Why not follow this simple DIY to repaint...

Rather than my usual scroll through the Food and Drinks tab on Pinterest, I recently decided to look at the DIY projects the site had to offer. After about an hour of searching, all I found myself doing...

  Video by Urmila Kutikkad Music by Asa Lory All it takes is one click. One click on the "Food & Drink" tab under "Categories" on Pinterest to change your whole outlook. Once you get a look...

After an extremely long and exhausting day at school, which isn't anything out of the ordinary lately, I have found that I absolutely need to unwind myself somehow.  Today was made up of three tests,...

Lately, I find myself up into the wee hours of the night laboring over my Calculus homework and reading "America: A Narrative History" by George Tindall. In the morning when I wake up, rubbing my sore,...