Even if you don't have a relative currently in military uniform, chances are very good that you're related to someone who served in the past. So put down the TV remote on the next rainy day, and
start digging around the family archives. You might be surprised to find a personal connection to Memorial Day remembrances.
Once college graduates have that much-coveted diploma in hand, it's time to start thinking about another important piece of paper -- their résumé. Preparing for a job search can be overwhelming, especially after all the parties and relieved shouts of "We're done!" But fear not. Even if there's little experience to feature,
our tips will have graduates application-ready in no time.
First aid is important to know year-round, but as summer approaches, it's probably a good idea to brush up on your skills, including
the rules of burn care. This way, whether faced with a minor sunburn or more serious grilling fiasco, you'll be prepared to care for it yourself or realize it's time to call for help.
The last creatures you want to invite into your beautiful and perfectly-assembled home aquarium are sick fish. Not only are they not that exciting to watch, they're also no fun for the other fish to hang out with. Know
how to spot the healthiest in the pet store tank and lower your chances of conducting an early burial at sea.
You made your résumé sparkle. You nailed the job interview. Everything fell into place and now you've got a bona fide job offer in front of you. Congrats! But don't accept too quickly --
think a few things through first and make sure it's a job you actually want.