HeyJaredAnn Dunning
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- 4
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- Sep 9, 2026
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- Aug 11, 2026
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What are the mental health benefits of your pet? (opens the original)
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If you've ever had a rough day melt away the second your dog does that full-body wiggle at the door, you already know this isn't just a "cute animal" thing (if you have a pet I know that made you smile). Therapists see it in their offices, researchers see it in the data, and most pet owners could've told you this for free. I asked a handful of professionals — the people who actually watch this play out with real clients, week after week — what they see change when a pet enters someone's life, wh
Another 90s nostalgia hobby is back: The beauty of Tie-Dye (opens the original)
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Another 90s hobby is back, and it's something you were probably making back at summer camp in 1998. Search interest in tie-dye has climbed to around 3.4 million U.S. searches over a single month earlier this year - roughly 20% higher than the same time last year, according to sales data from tie-dye apparel brand Free Spirited Clothing. So something is definitely going on! I bought a tie-dye kit for my little one when she was around 3, and she had such a great time, she consistently asks me to s
Tennessee is the most wellness-engaged state; how did your state rank? (opens the original)
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Every January brings a fresh crop of "wellness trends," and every January most of them quietly disappear by March. So what did people actually continue to do this year past the New Year's New You trends? Researchers at the University of Mount Saint Vincent surveyed more than 2,500 Americans to find out trends and what stats are the most wellness-obsessed- and you'll be surprised at the results. As expected, supplements, protein snacks, and gut health products top the list as the wellness trends
I asked real estate experts what adds value to a home - here's what they said to skip (opens the original)
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I'm in love with my house and don't want ever to sell it, but I know the day will come when we retire and will likely want to downsize. So I've started to pay attention to regular maintenance and upgrades that will ultimately add value to my home for when that day comes. You know, adulting. But it's sometimes hard to figure out what upgrades or home additions actually add value, and which ones don't do anything at all. Or worse, what mistakes we could be making. So I asked three real estate prof
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