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Whether you're home for the Holidays, stuck inside with your roommates and away from family or just bored on Christmas day, I have a list of eight super fun games you can play with family and friends to make this Holiday season feel a little less miserable.

Over time, I've learned the hard way that it's smart to anticipate agonizing gift-giving moments ahead of time. Take some stress out of the upcoming holiday scramble and stock up on these unique finds from Amazon.

Whether your child is starting kindergarten or you are the one going into your senior year, start the school year off right with these great teacher gifts.

Shark lovers gather round! The most important week of the year is coming up - Shark Week! Let's celebrate with all the shark merch we can get our fins on.

What a fun gift for the pet lovers in your family...a book, specifically created for your fur baby!

Sometimes it's hard to find just the right gift for dad. You can only buy so many ties and tools before the 'cool' factor wears off. However, if you make dad a gift it will be something he will cherish forever. These are gifts that need a little adult supervision and assistance, but are based on the kids photos or artwork...

Father’s Day is getting closer, what’d you get your dad? If you’re like me, shopping for your parents is one of the hardest things in life to do. They always say they don’t want anything, but we all know they really do. This year, for Father’s Day, my brother and I paid to have our dad’s windows tinted on his truck… genius...

So here it is, Mother's Day 2012. I thought I could sit here and write a mushy "thank you" to all mom's, but that's not exactly my style. And since I can't afford to physically buy every mom who reads this a gift, I thought I'd do the next best thing...

There's only a few days left until Christmas and you still have several people to buy for. What ever you do, don't panic and buy one of the following items thinking it's a good idea.

Is there any home accessory more fought-over than the remote control? TV-loving dads have long had to establish that they are masters of their domain by commandeering the clicker from the kids. But why should fathers settle for a remote that just changes the channels when they can have one that also opens a bottle of beer? Or tells time? Or is powered by their own wind? This Father's Day, swap the