holiday

It's very important to get this message across before we go any further. And that message is...IT'S NOT CHRISTMAS YET.

Walmart and Target were among the first to announce they would be closed on Thanksgiving Day, and others are adding their names to the list as we speak.

Why am I going on about grouchy people? Simple. It's because today is National Grouch Day!

I started thinking about some of the possibilities for the holiday. No, they're not the same as a traditional Labor Day weekend, but at least they're ideas.

Texans are pretty good at grilling any ole weekend, but Labor Day makes for one of the top grilling weekends of the year and therefore we will kick it up a notch.

While I don't condone wishing your life away, there are a few holidays that are still left to look forward to, and we've got your countdown list right here.

If you think this seems goofy, consider this: We could choose National Cheese Day, or National Hug Your Cat Day. You choose which one is better...

Christmas is almost here and soon it will pass and we will be packing it all away again to store for next year's festivities. If you've been throwing all your decorations in the same boxes for years and they're starting to fall apart or maybe you just want to get better organized check out these great finds.

Holiday travel reminder airlines are expected to see at least 26.8 million holiday travelers between now and Monday (December 2nd).

Baking for the holidays can be so much fun! Whether you're making cupcakes, sugar cookies, pies or cakes, I have a great list of baking essentials that will make this holiday baking season go so much smoother!

What's your favorite dish at Thanksgiving?

s the weather begins to change (Well in Texas drop from 99 to 90) the mindset of storefronts begin to change! Down go the last subtle hints of summer and up go the massive signs that Santa is coming to town. If you blink to quickly you will miss the aisle in the back corner that celebrates Halloween and Thanksgiving. Hobby Lobby begins to transform into a Winter wonderland sometime around the Middle of July. I've walked in to grab something for The 4th of July and walked out with a Christmas Tree.