We don’t do this much here in the states, but if you’re in other countries it’s tradition to kiss someone on the cheeks as a form of greeting. (The only people I see do it here are the ones are Real Housewives of New York City. LOL!) “In Mexico, which has had the largest outbreak of the virus, the Ministry of Health is advising people to avoid shaking hands and kissing people as a greeting.”

In place of a kiss on the cheek, CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta, is suggesting an “el-bump,” or bumping of elbows. Experts say …read more

Instead of sending Easter cards this year, why not send a greeting that is part card, part Easter basket!
This project is very easy. You will need cardstock in white, an Easter stamp (any kind), craft scissors, Easter grass, a few jelly beans, and a baggie with tie. Make your stamp on a piece of cardstock, then cut around it with the craft scissors. Put the piece of cardstock in the baggie along with a few bits of Easter grass and a couple jelly beans. Seal with the tie.

Use a padded envelope to send this “greeting” to …read more