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It may seem odd that some people are leaving their fortunes to their pets, especially dogs. But this is now becoming increasingly common among the rich, easily those who don’t have family or are not close to their family but love their dogs. Clearly, there is no pet like a dog. Dogs are affectionate and loyal and would lay down their life for you, if required. They hold no grudges, they always forgive, and they are always there to lick you when you are down.View post

In today’s world, hearing a telephone ring might be the most surprising sound you will hear all day. Because, let’s face it, who uses the phone anymore? It’s all about the email and texting. But for those who make a concerted effort of calling your phone number, it is safe to say that they have earned your respect and admiration. So, treat them in a professional way.View post

Camping calls to mind the old American Dream. Go west, young man. The way of Horatio Alger and, to a much lesser and more dire extent, The Donner Party. With scarce resources, we head out into the great wild, in search of adventure and living off the land. We cook over open fires we made by using skills from our years as Scouts. Rarely, if ever, are we removed from the humdrum of suburbia or the bustle of the city streets and in commune with nature. But are we heathens? Never. There's an episode of Frasier in which the titular character ...

Oh Canada! Over the past decade, Canada has become more populous and diverse as ever. With housing affordability and job creation at the forefront of important issues for Canadians (and immigrants alike) and the Canadian economy, here is a list of six of the best Canadian cities to live and work in (in no particular order):View post

Italy is famous for its delicious dishes such as pizza, pasta and risotto, but also for a variety of gourmet foods. Gourmet Italian food products like fresh truffles and sheep milk cheese are served in many fine restaurants around the world, and can be purchased in specialty food markets.View post

When planning a move, one of the ways to cut costs is figuring out ways to make the process as affordable as possible. One way to cut on your moving expenses is by collecting moving boxes as opposed to buying them. You don’t have to fork out cash on things you can get for free when you’re on a budget. Here is where to get free moving boxes: 1.      On Craigslist Credit: Pixabay A quick search on the free section of Craigslist will reveal a multitude of people with items they are willing to give out for free. There is always someone who ...