Category: Family - Rea & Associates' blog

New soups to try this autumn

9/18/2020

Fresh fall flavor found here!

As we head into fall, these soups can be music to your mouth. Of the Thai Sweet Potato Soup, one reviewer says, “Loved the consistency and different layers of flavor: sweet, spicy, warm, and savory.” Pick up the recipe here.
#soup #fall #easydinner

Comfort food recipes: broccoli & cheese

9/10/2020

#8 of 15: Broccoli cheese strata

What makes broccoli and cheese so comforting? Maybe it’s the “part healthy, part amazing” quality that is unique to these two ingredients. Here are some recipes worth considering. #broccoli #cheese #recipes #casserole #cornbread #soup

Mystery salad ingredient?

8/27/2020

Have you ever heard of this ingredient?

What is the “secret ingredient” known as Salad Supreme, and what does it do for pasta salad?
#salad #dinner #seasoning

Watch out for these resume errors

7/30/2020

Create the best resume possible

What 5 mistakes do you need to avoid when creating a resume? A couple of our picks: not including your LinkedIn link and listing an unprofessional email address. What else?

New way to cook corn indoors

7/16/2020

Aw, shucks, have you tried this?

Corn on the cob just got a whole lot more earrestistible. Try this recipe for garlic & herb butter bath corn, and see what a difference it makes!

Keep calm and carry on?

7/9/2020

Coping mechanisms found here.

Is it possible to remain calm in a crisis, or when life’s stresses close in? More here.

Ready to improve your surroundings?

7/3/2020

Check out these hints for success.

When creating or enhancing your home or business workspace, consider these innovative ideas. Our favorite: add plants! More here.

Is money first on your list?

6/18/2020

Is there more to your life than funds?

Is earning a very high income your top priority? Here are some additional insights on this subject that are worth considering.

Can decisions really be this easy?

6/12/2020

Is this technique a game-changer?

You can make decisions faster and easier when utilizing this filtering technique. It has to do with asking yourself a simple question.

When do you do your best work?

6/4/2020

Are you a “morning lark” or an “extreme night owl”? Would you say you do your best work in the late evening and/or early morning? If so, this story is a “must-read.”