Happy Mother's Day!

Happy Mother’s Day to all our wonderful Mother’s out there. For sure, the woman who made sure you were fed and watered, warm and dry and loves you unconditionally deserves to be pampered for the day.

My personal three favorite treats on Mother’s Day - handmade cards from my wonderful children, breakfast in bed, a clutch of daffodils on the tray. That’s more than enough for me!

Hope you all have a great day!

Juliette

Happy St Patrick’s Day

St. Patrick's Day is March 17

Wishing all our moms and readers a wonderful St Patrick’s Day. Friends, family, green beer! - no matter how you celebrate have a great day. And to all our parents out there - parents can make St. Paddy's Day fun for kids and you might just create all new traditions in the process!

All the best to you all.

Happy New Year To You All!

I hope that you, your family, and your business have had a very Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa, or whatever holiday happiness you might celebrate!

Thanks for being such loyal Work From Home fans and readers!

2008 proved to be a great success with many of my readers starting the journey to independence and starting there business from home. So much so in fact, that over the course of the past year, it's become really evident to me just how many of us home based moms are out there and what great mompreneurial spirit is out there.

So, in an effort to help support you all in what may prove to be very difficult economic period, I am going to be concentrating on finding reports of the best work from home opportunities available, and reporting on as many success stories as possible.

And as always - if you have a suggestion or an idea for a topic you'd like me to cover, please drop me an e-mail at: juliettestewart@ymail.com.

I look forward to hearing from you!

May each of you have a wonderful and joyous holiday season!

And To Your Business From Home Success & Passion In 2009!

Juliette

Hearth and Soul - Decorating Your Home For Christmas

Well I have finally finished decorating the house for Christmas and can now relax with what I believe is a job well done. But it’s easy when you know how – and I can’t take all the credit – here are some top tips from interior decorator guru, Linda Fornam, for decorating your home for Christmas.

When decorating your home for Christmas, making your fireplace a focal point is the perfect way to add some traditional festive charm. "Remember, the mantelpiece is situated at eye level," says interior decorator, Linda Fornam. "It is the first place your eye will be drawn to when entering a room. It speaks volumes about you and the personality of your home, and needs to be dressed accordingly."

If you are using a real Christmas tree, Linda suggests introducing greenery to your mantelpiece to add a touch of nature to your theme. Traditional holly, real mistletoe and cuttings from any shrubs from your garden arranged into garlands across the mantelpiece always create a gorgeous Christmas look. Add a beautiful glow by intertwining the garlands with tiny white fairy lights, or by introducing some pillar candles (being careful of where you place them, of course) or lanterns.

Stockings hung on the mantelpiece, even if there are no children in the house, provide a classic yuletide look.

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