By Colleen Ford
Spruce up your balcony or patio with some hardy outdoor plants!

By Colleen Ford
Spruce up your balcony or patio with some hardy outdoor plants!
By Jason Ernst
Seattle’s beauty is undeniable. The city’s landscape is lush and verdant, and its architectural aesthetic on point. During the months of July and August, one could argue Seattle has some of the nicest weather in the country. But the Emerald City has an earned reputation for being dark, drizzly, and gray for several months a year. To ensure your comfort and mitigate the effects of any seasonal affective disorder (SAD) you experience, follow these tips. Always carry a waterproof jacket There is an upside to Seattle’s rain, and that is that it rarely pours. As long as you have a hooded waterproof […]
By Jason Ernst
Pet ownership is not for every person or every apartment, but all house cats and most dog breeds can get by just fine living the apartment life. Sharing your apartment with a pet can be immensely rewarding. But it also requires time, effort, and money. In this post, we explore the benefits and drawbacks of living with pets in apartments. Pros Exercise Pet ownership, particularly where dogs are concerned, promotes living an active lifestyle. To stay happy and healthy, dogs require exercise. After bringing home a canine companion, you’ll find yourself walking thousands more steps each day. You’ll also get more […]
By Jason Ernst
Are you raising kids you’d like to see grow into earth-friendly adults? The best way to encourage children to embrace a sustainable lifestyle is to live one yourself. Also helpful is exposing your children to the great outdoors and the importance of environmental preservation from a young age. Here are several actionable ways you can help shape your children into natural stewards. Plant seeds together A fun, interactive way to pique your children’s interest in the environment is to garden together. When they’re very young, try planting seeds that germinate quickly to hold your children’s interest. As they grow older, start […]
According to recent Gallup research, nearly 40 percent of Americans telecommute to work at least one day a month. This is up from about 20 percent in 2013. Do you have a job that allows you to work from home occasionally but find it difficult to work productively from your apartment? If so, try working from one of these WiFi-equipped coffee shops near your Old Fourth Ward apartments. Condesa Coffee Since 2010, Condesa has been helping Atlantans wake in the morning and stay alert throughout the day. Condesa’s made waves with its cortado, an espresso and milk drink, but all this Old Fourth […]
By Nick Kotecki
Among American classics like chili and macaroni and cheese, the recipes by AMLI residents ran the gamut, with comfort foods hailing from Latin America to the Mediterranean and Middle East, all the way to Southeast Asia.
By Jason Ernst
For most, the holiday season is a time to gather with loved ones, reminisce about past reunions and shared experiences, and eat unsustainable quantities of food. If you don’t want to work yourself sick preparing food for loved ones this holiday season or you don’t celebrate that big tree-centered holiday on December 25, let the staff of a nearby restaurant do the work for you. Here is a list of Davie-area restaurants expected to be open on December 25, December 31, and January 1. Brandon Asian Cuisine Have yourself a pho-abulous Christmas or warming New Year with some flavorful Vietnamese food […]
By Jason Ernst
Disneyland offers a world of opportunities for families to explore and enjoy. As a result, it’s a popular destination for family vacations lasting up to a week in duration. If you live in the Los Angeles area, you’re more likely to visit Disneyland on day trips. This is especially the case if you live at apartments near Disneyland in Anaheim or nearby Orange. Here are some tips that can help you get the most from your time and money. Order tickets in advance Buy tickets for your family online at Disneyland Resort’s website. This will spare you from having to wait in […]
By Jason Ernst
Irving is not your typical large metropolitan suburb. It’s a dynamic and increasingly diverse satellite city with several draws of its own. Among these is an exceptional dining scene, featuring a number of stellar variety of restaurants from cuisines around the world. Andalous Mediterranean Grill The autonomous community of Andalusia lies within Spain’s borders, but Andalous Mediterranean Grill’s menu is not limited to dishes with origins in the region. Visit this Irving restaurant to indulge in delights inspired by Spanish, French, Greek, Turkish, Israeli, Lebanese, and Tunisian culinary traditions.
By Jason Ernst
You’ve heard before. You’ll hear it again. Houston is one of the most diverse, culturally rich, and generally happening cities in the country. While there are a host of museums, galleries, performances, and other events you can pay a pretty penny to experience, Houston also has a lot of free attractions. We’re not just talking about free days at museums. Although those are great, as well. Here are a few experiences in Houston that are always free. Houston Arboretum and Nature Center The 155-acre Houston Arboretum and Nature Center is a centrally located city retreat and education center every Houstonian […]
By Jason Ernst
Winter is coming. Is your apartment ready? Unless you’re lucky enough to live somewhere that snow isn’t a regular fixture of the season, you might need to start making some minor adjustments around home to cheer you up. Make this time of chillier temperatures and darker days more bearable with a few simple changes to your apartment decor. Here are some winter decorating tips that can help. Make a rug Do you like to walk around your apartment barefoot? Having a few rugs on the floor can keep your feet warm and comfortable. If you’re feeling ambitious and have some time on […]