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Author: Claire Peters

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10 Different Ways to Experience the World

June 25, 2018 Claire Peters

The world we live in is incredibly diverse. All around the planet, different cultures continue to shape language, art, cuisine,

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Revolutionize the Road Trip

May 22, 2018May 22, 2018 Claire Peters

Most of us remember being a kid and going on road trips with our families. School let out, and that

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Renovating your home

May 22, 2018 Claire Peters

You spend a lot of time at your house, and you want it to be a comfortable place to relax.

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Moving into a New Home for First-Time Buyers

May 14, 2018October 27, 2020 Claire Peters

One of the biggest achievements as an adult is being able to own a home. For first-time buyers, this can

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Helping family members immigrate

May 7, 2018 Claire Peters

Countries like America and Canada have a long, proud history of welcoming immigrants. This is based on the belief that

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Signs of a Good Workplace

April 30, 2018 Claire Peters

Searching for a job is notoriously tough, and it gets even tougher if you’ve been without a job for a

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When Hard Times Hit

April 25, 2018July 22, 2020 Claire Peters

We live in a world today that is full of joy but can also be full of pain.  There are

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5 Reasons to Exercise

April 19, 2018September 28, 2020 Claire Peters

No one likes to exercise. Of all the things in life that we procrastinate the most, exercise is at the

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5 of the Wisest Ways You Could Be Spending Your Money

April 11, 2018 Claire Peters

Money comes and goes. Sometimes, it feels like your pocketbook is overflowing. Other times, you don’t know how you’re going

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Pros (and cons) of becoming a school counselor

March 29, 2018July 22, 2020 Claire Peters

So you want to become a school counselor? A rewarding degree, this is nevertheless a career choice you want to

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