DON’T LET THE PIGEON STAGE THE HOUSE!
POSTED ON MARCH 19 2013 BY LAURA GALL
Are you familiar with the children’s book series “Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus” or “Don’t Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late” by author and illustrator Mo Willems? If not, in a nutshell it’s about a pigeon who wants to do things he can’t and he’s VERY persistent about either driving the bus or eating a hot dog etc. etc. It’s pretty funny.

Small Businesses
Today, small employers have a tough time finding and affording coverage that meets the needs of their employees. Starting in 2014, you’ll have more choice and control. Here is some general information plus a link to one of the best resources we have found explaining in "simpler" language how the Affordable Care Act will affect your business.

Americans bought new homes last month at the fastest pace in more than two and a half years, further evidence of a sustained housing recovery.

Sales of new homes rose 4.4 percent in November from October to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 377,000, the Commerce Department said Thursday. That's the fastest pace since April 2010, when a federal tax credit boosted sales.

For the entire story More buying, more building in housing market

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. builders likely pulled back on home construction in November after starting work in October at the highest pace in more than four years.

Superstorm Sandy may have also slowed home building in the Northeast. Sandy hit the East Coast on Oct. 29. To read more visit Ahead of the Bell: US Housing Starts

New-home construction in the U.S. probably rose in September to the highest level in four years, a sign the industry is in the initial stages of a recovery, economists said before a report today.

For the entire article visit Builders Probably Began Work on Most U.S. Homes in Four Years-Bloomberg

To some, color is simply a color, like red or blue. However, there’s more to color than meets the eye. One of the main differences between colors is the affects of warm and cool. Warm colors, such as red, orange, and yellow make a room feel warmer, but they also promote high energy (a.k.a. yang energy). These colors work great in areas where people need more energy, like the living room and kitchen. To read more visit Are you Yangin’, Yinin’ or Perfectly Balanced?