The summer months bring the promise of backyard barbecues, pick-up games in the park, and wasting away lazy afternoons in the water. Trish Osborne, FNP talks about heat related illnesses and how to avoid them. https://lnkd.in/eHXQz7XE
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Think ahead! As the temperatures fall and you spend more time in front of the crackling fireplace to stay cozy and warm, the last thing you want to worry about is the condition of your chimney. Dirty chimneys can cause chimney fires which can damage homes and injure people. Thousands of people end up in the emergency room for injuries associated with fireplaces and fireplace equipment with most being children. Keep in mind these 4 tips as the colder season approaches and get your chimney and fireplace prepared. #safetytips #seasonal #insurancetips #hometips #maintenancetips #cozyseason #personalinsurance #homesafety #homesafetytips
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Tip of the week: Teach your children to be the calm in the storm. In times of crisis, do your best to remain calm, cool and collected in front of your kids. Your kids learn from your examples, especially in situations that are tense or cause others to display less than stellar behavior. We have all seen the out-of-control parent at a sporting event, the maniac driver with kids in the back seat, the random adult throwing a temper tantrum at restaurant, etc. One of the keys to being a successful parent is doing your best to never be that parent in front of your kids. I will never forget the day we dropped off our SUV at the repair shop. As I was placing the car keys in the drop box, a storm swallowed the sky and a blanket of dark, gloomy clouds emerged. Back in our Saturn wagon, my family was listening to the emergency broadcast channel warning about the possibility of severe tornadoes in our part of Connecticut. The kids were old enough to realize the danger, and felt nervous about being in a car during a tornado. As I climbed into the driver’s seat, I calmly talked to my kids on the drive home, taking it as an opportunity to teach them that a reactionary response is not as beneficial as simply proceeding with caution. Of course, I used more haste than normal, but displayed a calm demeanor which helped my kids recognize that their dad had the danger under control. I wanted them to understand that more accidents are caused by people panicking than the actual storm itself. I love the quote from Ed Mylett: “Ships don’t sink because the water that gets around them, ships sink because of the water that gets in them.” If you never let your children see the water getting inside of you, they will learn to sail their own ship calmly through the storm as they get older. #inpsiration #education #motivation #personaldevelopment #parenting Best shot I could find of Alex, Nikki and I in a car when they were younger.
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With one more month left in the summer, we want to remind you of the top 3 summer activities that could lead to home fires. ⤵️ Because one way for adjusters and policyholders to reduce the number of fires is by being aware of the leading causes. The top 3 most common summer activities that lead to house fires include: 👉 Barbecue grilling 👉 Cooling homes 👉 Cooking What other summer activities have you seen lead to house fires? 🔥 Comment them down below and raise awareness for fellow adjusters! #Displacement #HomeInsurance #InsuranceIndustry #FireProtection
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A few tips to help keep your furry friends safe throughout the excitement of the holiday season. https://ow.ly/znR930syHEy
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With summer here are you concerned about your older loved ones in the heat? We know summer allows more time to be with family and friends, have cookouts, and be at the pool! However, we need to be on the alert for the extremely high temperatures during the summer and the effects they may have on us and our aging loved ones. Learn more about summer heat safety and our aging loved ones this Wednesday on our website. #BrianCPerlin #WednesdayWisdom #Blog #EstatePlanning #EstatePlan #FloridaPlanning #HeatSafety
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Holidays are a great time to talk to your family about money and planning. (Just don’t ambush them with the topic while they’re watching the game! 😉🏈). Learn how to have a meaningful family talk about planning without ruffling feathers 🦃in this week’s blog. Click the link in my bio to read it now. 💻 #attorneyerinnobles #legacyplanning #massachusettslawyer #estateplanning #wills
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With snow on the ground, it's getting very tempting to glissade! While fun, it is also a common cause of mountaineering accidents. If you want to glissade, get an ice axe, learn to self-arrest, remove your crampons, and practice first! Here more tips: https://zurl.co/NiQ4
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As many of you know, Arizona's summer heat can be absolutely brutal. Especially for our industry. lately temperatures have been over 112 degrees and it's crucial we protect ourselves and the ones around us. Here are some key reminders: 1. Stay Hydrated 2. Take Shaded Breaks 3. Wear Proper Clothing Be on the lookout for symptoms of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. If you or a coworker are experiencing confusion, rapid heartbeat, or fainting, seek medical help immediately. Let's look out for each other and ensure we all get through this heat safely. Stay alert, stay cool and stay safe!
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Learn more about the damage winter weather can do to your lawn, how to identify it, and the best way to revive it for spring!
Here at Weed Man, we’re excited to count down to the spring lawn care season here in the Lexington area. However, all the harsh winter conditions (plus all the winter fun) of the last few months can result in some trouble as your lawn starts to green up and come back to life this spring. Keep an eye out for these signs of winter damage and give us a call if you have any questions about the conditions of your lawn. Read to learn more...
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