What could be scarier than some fake spider webs and a leering jack 'o' lantern this Halloween? For millions of Americans, the answer seems to be a bare front porch and undecorated home totally lacking in spirit. It's possible to create a fresh, fun or even frightful atmosphere with a cost-effective, timeless decorating tool - cut flowers.

The hustle and bustle of the holiday season is enough to leave anyone exhausted. But, even though today's holiday schedule can be overwhelming at times, there are several simple "dos and don'ts" that can help you streamline at least one area of your holiday activities -- home decorating.

Commercialism runs rampant during the holiday season. But all the hustle and bustle that goes along with gift giving is a great opportunity to teach children how to shop for gifts and manage their money. Here are some easy ways you can teach your kids responsible money management and smart holiday shopping.

Halloween falls on a Friday this year, which makes it a perfect celebration for both children and adults who don't have to work on Saturday.

When do millions of families bring a prickly fire hazard into their homes and surround it with blinking orbs and open flames? The holidays are filled with traditional celebrations and decorations like Christmas trees and candles. Here are some tips to help you stay safe.

Quick -- what packs antioxidants, nutrients like magnesium, calcium and copper, fiber and grains while satisfying sweet and salty cravings and serving as a convenient, portable treat? It's a match made in snacking heaven: the pairing of pretzels and chocolate.

Tough economic times may mean your holiday budget is tight this year. But trimming your holiday spending doesn't mean you have to sacrifice style. With some creativity, you can add extra icing to your holiday decor - for less than $25.