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Based in Atlanta, GA - Rick Limpert is an award-winning writer, a best-selling author, and a featured sports travel writer.

Named the No. 1 Sports Technology writer in the U.S. on Oct 1, 2014.

Entries in Christmas (23)

Wednesday
Nov162022

A Rudolph Cereal for the Holidays

Rudolph the cereal.

Friday
Dec242021

Have a Wonderful Christmas

Tuesday
Dec212021

Tips for Keeping that Christmas Tree Fresh

As Christmas gets closer... it's important to keep your tree fresh.

Some tips:

Sunday
Dec052021

Tips to Safely Transport Your Tree


It’s best to transport the tree on top of a vehicle equipped with a roof rack, but a pickup truck, SUV, van or minivan can work just as well.

Come prepared – bring strong rope or nylon ratchet straps, an old blanket and gloves.

Wrap & Cover It – once you’ve found the perfect tree, have the lot wrap it in netting before loading it. Loose branches can also be secured with rope or twine to help protect the tree from damage.

Protect your vehicle – before loading the tree, cover the roof with an old blanket to prevent scratches to the paint and protect the car from any damage.

Trunk First – place the tree on the roof rack or in the bed of the truck with the tree trunk facing the front of the car. If the vehicle does not have a roof rack and is large enough – place the tree inside.

Secure It – tie down the tree at its bottom, center and top using strong rope or nylon ratchet straps. Avoid using the nylon offered by many tree lots. Use fixed vehicle tie-down points and loop the rope or strap around the tree trunk above a branch to prevent any side-to-side or front-to-rear movement

Tug Test – once tied down, give the tree several strong tugs from various angles to make sure it is secured in place and will not come loose.

Nice & Easy – drive slowly and take back roads if possible. Higher speeds can create significant airflow that can damage your tree or challenge even the best tie-down methods.

Friday
Dec042020

National Cookie Day... Beginner Christmas Cookies

If you and the family are attempting Christmas Cookies this weekend.