
Like adults, children thrive with clear schedules, expectations, and daily routines. Establishing structured school-day routines can streamline mornings, afternoons, and bedtime promoting ease and harmony for the whole family.
Here are five tips to establish effective routines for a successful school year:

During August, you can enjoy an irresistible array of fresh produce at your neighborhood farmer's market. The harvest is plenty with fresh peaches, tomatoes, corn, apricots, zucchini, beans, beets, melons, peppers, plums…there's too many to list. Take advantage of living in an area that you have access to locally grown fruits and veggies! Below is a list where our real estate agents recommend going.
Would you like to pick your own? Here's a great resource of all the orchards and farms around Boise and beyond.
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If we all lived in a vacuum-sealed world where our minds and emotions didn't affect our finances, saving money and lowering debt would be a whole lot easier. No bad days to trigger junk food binges, no impulsive vacations, and no mid-life-crisis shopping sprees.
But our minds and emotions do impact finances, even for the most money-savvy. The trick, then, isn't just identifying your own bad money habits — it's finding small ways to tweak those habits in the long run. That way, you're not just lowering your debt; you're empowering yourself to take control of your finances for good. Here's how to do it....

Indulge in a delightful and effortless salad, made just for warm summer evenings. This refreshing salad highlights the vibrant flavors of seasonal ingredients like red peppers, lettuce, tomatoes, and corn. The dressing perfectly balances the subtle sweetness and tanginess of limes and buttermilk, and lasts in the fridge for up to a week.
Photo and recipe by Kristina Case, adapted from Catherine Newman