FIVE THINGS
Five Things Friday: 5 tips for baby boomers to get back in the dating game 
FARGO – Dating can be tricky at any age.
But baby boomers looking for a second chance at love are finding that things have changed a lot since they first started dating and the rules of the game are constantly being reinvented, according to AARP’s sex and relationship expert, Pepper Schwartz.
By Tracy Frank , June 21, 2012
Five Things Friday: 5 things Roxane loves about summer
Whenever I’m asked my favorite season, I typically give short shrift to summer. But summer has its virtues, too. If summer were a punctuation mark, it would be an ellipsis – a delightful chance for breath-catching.
June 14, 2012
Five Things Friday: 5 tips for building character in kids
FARGO – Raising kids is a difficult task, and while there is no instruction manual, per se, there are numerous books and websites offering tips and tricks for parents.
By Tracy Frank , June 07, 2012
Five Things Friday: Wet, wild summer fun
FARGO – As the weather gets warmer, it’s a great chance to let the kids get wet and wild in the great outdoors. Here are five outdoor water-based activities for the kids, no pool or lake required. Swimsuits are suggested, however.
By Sherri Richards , May 31, 2012
5 Things Friday: 5 ways to save money at gas pump this summer
FARGO – Gas prices are almost 30 cents cheaper per gallon than last year at this time, according to AAA. But at an average of $3.60 per gallon in the Fargo area, they’re still high enough.
By Tracy Frank , May 10, 2012
Five Things Friday: 5 ideas for fun on a rainy day
If you and your kids are stuck inside on a rainy day, it doesn’t take long for everyone to go a little stir-crazy.
By Tracy Frank , May 03, 2012
Five Things Friday: Five dollar-store craft projects
Crafting can be costly, considering the cost of specialty supplies. But cute crafts can be done for mere dollars. These five craft projects all feature materials purchased at a dollar store.
By Sherri Richards , April 26, 2012
Five Things Friday: 5 tips for celebrating a safe prom
FARGO – Prom can be a magical time for teens and a scary event for parents.
While both parents and teens want the night to be memorable, it can end up being a tug-of-war between high schoolers trying to assert their independence and parents trying to protect their children.
By SheSays staff reports , April 19, 2012
SheSays' Favorite Things: Heidi glams up her work wardrobe with jewelry
The last part of my morning routine involves a trip to my jewelry box.
It’s packed full of necklaces, earrings, bangles and baubles from at least three generations. Most of it’s not fancy, as my great-grandmother handed down some flashy costume jewelry, further breeding my penchant toward statement pieces.
By Heidi Shaffer , April 15, 2012
5 Things Friday: Five ways to get kids out the door on time
FARGO – More often than not I find myself hustling my kids out the door as we race the clock to get to school, day care, and work on time.
By Tracy Frank , March 29, 2012
5 Things Friday: Five ways to help a new puppy adjust
FARGO – Bringing home a new puppy is not unlike bringing home a newborn baby: Be prepared to give up some sleep.
By Meredith Holt , March 22, 2012
Five Things Friday: Five better 100-calorie snacks
FARGO – Sometimes an air-puffed bag containing five dry cookie crisps doesn’t do the trick. When you need a little mid-morning or afternoon boost, reach for one of these better 100-calorie snacks.
By Meredith Holt , March 15, 2012
Five Things Friday: 5 little-known uses for peanut butter
FARGO – George Washington Carver may have invented more than 300 uses for peanuts, but it’s doubtful he got this creative.
By Heidi Shaffer , March 08, 2012
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