HeyJaredAnne Kane
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When I run out of ideas, I step away from my desk (opens the original)
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That is not ideal when most of the ways I make a living require me to come up with ideas. I have columns to write, TikTok videos to make, and clients who need interesting, clickable content. Lately, not much has been clicking. My first instinct is usually to stare at my computer screen for a while. My second instinct, if Iâm at my office at the Dayton Arcade, is to do a lap around the Arcadeâs rotunda and marvel at its beauty â usually neither works. What usually helps is getting away from
Unexpected repairs can stall home improvement plans (opens the original)
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Writer Anne Kaneâs gutter after a storm. What might have been a simple fix became more urgent as fascia wood supporting the gutter was damaged. anne kane / contributed For homeowners, the list of projects can be almost as permanent as the house itself. Some things need fixing immediately. Others can wait. Then there are the projects homeowners simply want to do. A dated kitchen might sit on the list next to old windows, a dripping faucet, or a bathroom that hasnât been updated in decades. Re
You don’t have to be an influencer to be influential (opens the original)
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Anyone can influence people to try the places they like, which is great news because only about 10 of us do this regularly in the Dayton area. Uh, do you want the house tour? Sang, Sabrina Carpenter style. No, I donât mean my house, although I did go semi-viral on TikTok and Instagram talking about all the issues my house has, with 1.3 million views across platforms. No, I mean my hypothetical house, as in all the places I frequent in the wonderful city of Dayton, Ohio. Most of my platform is
When did adults stop making a big deal of birthdays? (opens the original)
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Birthdays have always been pretty special to me. One of my favorite things at my second job, working the door at Yellow Cab Tavern, is checking IDs and noticing when someoneâs birthday is coming up. Iâll look at the group and say, âOoh, what are we doing for their birthday?â Thatâs when everyone elseâs eyes get bigger because Iâve just informed them that their friend has a birthday coming up. When I ask the birthday human what they want to do, the answer often involves leaving Dayt
How much work does a lawn really need? Local homeowners weigh the upkeep (opens the original)
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For some local homeowners, the lawn is more than a patch of grass. It is another recurring obligation, one that takes time, money and attention long after the mortgage payment is made. Miamisburg homeowner Brandi Barlow said yard work is one of her least favorite parts of owning a home. âI hate yard work,â Barlow said. âItâs tedious and does not bring me joy. After a 40-hour workweek, taking care of a lawn in my free time feels like a chore.â Barlow lives in a homeowners association, w
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