Disney World.

Denise asked me to write a post about the one thing that I am planning to do this holiday season even if I do nothing else. I have been thinking about it ever since. Maybe I could say that this year I would finally donate my time to serve a holiday dinner at the soup kitchen. And get my children involved. Or maybe I could say that this year we are going to have a completely green Christmas. And I don't mean the color of my tree. Except that would be lying.

Liz and Rehabber's Rehab writes about their decision to replace their old windows. Always a controversial topic among DIY bloggers. Christine at Front Porch Indiana shows off her fabulously organized craft room.

Fall is here in my part of the world. The days are growing increasingly shorter. The nights are cool. The leaves are falling from the trees faster than we can fully enjoy their colors. What can you do now to prepare your yard for the impending winter? Here are four simple things that you can do.

Shopping for energy efficient home appliances can be a daunting task. Afterall, for the most part appliances look the same on the outside. In 1975, Congress passed the Energy Policy and Conservation Act, which set minimum standards of energy efficiency for many major appliances. And then in 1992 the Environmental Protection Agency designed the Energy Star program in an effort to provide the public with reliable and accurate information on energy efficiency. The program was an attempt to reduce power consumption and greenhouse emissions by power plants.