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It's 4-20 - what herbs should you be growing in your kitchen?

By The Kearns Team - April 20, 2021

It's April 20th, also known as "420," and in Colorado it seems that everyone is thinking about "herbs." No, not those herbs (the recreational and medicinal ones), we're talking about herbs for cooking! So, what herbs should you be growing in YOUR kitchen? Using fresh herbs in your cooking - not the canned variety from the supermarket - can add flavor to any dish. Did you know that you can gro

5 Spices That Add Flavor but Not Heat

By The KearnsTeam via RISMedia - October 09, 2020

Photo courtesy of RISMedia Are you looking to add spice to your home cooking, but not heat? Here are five interesting flavors to try, while sparing your mouth from fire. Cumin. With a mild, earthy flavor, cumin goes great in curries without adding any heat, and has been known to aid digestion and improve your immune system. Coriander. Did you know coriander seeds come from the cilantro plant?

How Phone Calls Can Help You Reconnect With People

By The Kearns Team via RISMedia - September 22, 2020

Photo provided by RISMedia During this pandemic, people have found themselves needing to re-learn how to communicate without being face-to-face with their friends and family. Though video conferencing and FaceTime is available, a simple phone call can help people connect just as much. A phone call, though a seemingly simple and outdated form of communication, can really help those feeling lone

The Best Tech for Keeping Your House Clean

By The Kearns Team via RISMedia - August 13, 2020

Photo provided by RISMedia Smart home technology can improve many aspects of our lives, from entertaining to lowering energy usage. These days there’s perhaps no greater benefit than the ability to keep your living space clean. While maintaining a healthy and germ-free environment is always important, it’s now a top priority in order to stay safe. Here are a few of the ways that the latest home

Aging in Place: Safety Tips to Help Make It Possible

By The KearnsTeam via RISMedia - June 23, 2020

Photo courtesy of RISMedia One third of American homes today house residents over the age of 60, and 90 percent of those residents would prefer to stay in their homes as they age for as long as humanly possible, a study by the National Institute on Aging shows. With more Americans living well into old age, that may seem like a tall order. But planning ahead can make aging in place more achievab

Hanging on to Your Sanity While Working From Home

By The Kearns Team via RISMedia - June 01, 2020

Photo provided by RISMedia At first, it may have seemed like a dream come true; sleep a little later…skip the commute…work in your pajamas if you feel like it. But working from home can quickly outstay it’s welcome. You miss the routine – the coffee breaks and kibitzing, the face-to-face meetings, all those busy, ringing phones – and given the uncertainties of the COVID-19 crisis, there’s no w

Social Media Groups You Can Join to Build Connections

By The KearnsTeam via RISMedia - May 25, 2020

Image provided by RISMedia If you’re stuck at home for an extended amount of time because of COVID-19, you might be craving some personal connections. While you can reach out to friends or family through phone, text or video chat, you also have the opportunity to join groups via social networks and form new friendships. Here’s a few you can consider: What do you like to do? If you’d like to joi

How to Cope With Stress and Anxiety During the COVID-19 Pandemic

By The Kearns Team via RISMedia - May 08, 2020

Photo provided by RISMedia The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused anxiety for people across the country and all over the world. With fear of this virus looming, it can be overwhelming to try and cope mentally and emotionally, especially with the constant news coverage and current restrictions. Thankfully, there are ways to help those suffering from anxiety and depression, as well as tr

Best Resources for Staying Updated on COVID-19

By The Kearns Team via RISMedia - April 30, 2020

Image courtesy of RISMedia Understandably, many are stressed about the COVID-19 pandemic. With so much information available online, it can be difficult to determine the best resources for staying up to date on all the news. Here are a few trusted non-political sources for learning about health information, safety and prevention tips, and data and insights. Centers for Disease Control and Preve

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The CDC Guidelines for Staying Healthy During COVID-19

By The KearnsTeam via RISMedia - April 09, 2020

Photo courtesy of RISMedia With the spread of COVID-19, the Center for Disease Control has set some guidelines for staying healthy. Practice Social Distancing Avoid close contact with others, especially those who are sick, keeping a distance of about six feet. Keep Your Hands Clean Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after you have been in a public p

4 Tips to Productively Work From Home

By The Kearns Team via RISMedia - March 30, 2020

Photo courtesy of RISMedia For many, the COVID-19 pandemic is the first time they’ve had to work from home for long stretches of time. Here are four tips to follow to get your job done while enjoying the perks of working on your couch. Block Off Time Go into your calendar and schedule your work day by the hour. If you’re disciplined with your schedule, it’s easier to stay on track. Dress Pro

Best Practices for Staying Healthy From the CDC

By The KearnsTeam via RISMedia - March 25, 2020

Photo courtesy of RISMedia With the spread of COVID-19 in full swing, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) has set some guidelines and tips for staying healthy during this pandemic. During this unpredictable outbreak, it is important that we follow these practices, not only to keep yourself healthy, but for the safety and health of others. Understand How COVID-19 Spreads The best way to pre

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It's 4-20 - what herbs should you be growing in your kitchen?

5 Spices That Add Flavor but Not Heat

How Phone Calls Can Help You Reconnect With People

The Best Tech for Keeping Your House Clean

Aging in Place: Safety Tips to Help Make It Possible

Hanging on to Your Sanity While Working From Home

Social Media Groups You Can Join to Build Connections

How to Cope With Stress and Anxiety During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Best Resources for Staying Updated on COVID-19

The CDC Guidelines for Staying Healthy During COVID-19

4 Tips to Productively Work From Home

Best Practices for Staying Healthy From the CDC

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