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As we embark on another new year, one thing is for certain. You will have to listen to at least one person talk about their cliche New Year’s resolutions. Or, perhaps you are that person who habitually makes grand resolutions that may or may not fizzle out by the third week of January. All in all, what you choose to change in the new year is up to you, but make sure you do it with a sense of humor. Here is a list of the best resolutions to achieve in 2018. 

Nothing cures the winter blues quite like cozy, comfort food. Once the days get shorter and the weather gets colder, we are more than happy to stay indoors and indulge in some warm dishes and hot cocoa. Winter can be quite brutal, but the food and cooking shouldn’t have to be. These breakfast, lunch, and dinner entrees at Garry’s are sure to keep you warm throughout the chilly season. 

With all of the hype surrounding Halloween and Christmas, Thanksgiving doesn’t always get the attention it rightfully deserves. And it’s a shame, because what’s not to love? To be honest, we couldn’t think of anything. It’s a holiday solely dedicated to eating delicious homemade food and being grateful for what we have. Here are ten reasons why we love Thanksgiving.

The craze has begun, and we recommend you run (not walk) to your nearest grocery store and stock up on pumpkin-flavored everything. And, by everything we mean cereal, donuts, coffee, candy, liquor, energy bars and the list goes on and on. But, if you’re not as passionate about the fall flavor as we are, well we just don’t need that kind of negativity in our lives. We will continue to shamelessly lose our minds every time it’s released. Now, it’s time to get down to the root of the mania and find out why we are obsessed with pumpkin spice.

Many would concur that the holiday season is easily one of the most stressful times of the year. There’s just something about it that causes blood pressures to rise and tempers to flare. Perhaps, a large part of our collective anxiety stems from annual reunions with the family. In your household, you may have experienced the boisterous aunt that always seems to have a little too much to drink, the opinionated cousin that insists on talking about politics, or a relative that continually hounds you about your plans after college. Unfortunately, you can’t pick your family; however, you can pick how you to choose to deal with them. Here are some tips on how to handle family during the holidays.