Since the outbreak of coronavirus, many states are being encouraged to shelter in place and practice social distancing. Events such as prom, graduation and Senior trips are being cancelled to keep everyone safe — but this doesn’t mean we have to forgo celebrating. If you live with a grad who has had to give up […]
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If you are like many of us, you may be feeling the itch to want to try something new, especially when it comes to what you’re putting on the dinner table each night. That’s why we have put together a list of restaurants recommended by the Pepper’s Personal Assistant team that the moms in your
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These months of quarantine have been different in more ways than one. Staying home has required us to dine at home a little more than usual and let’s not even talk about all the dishes that pile up from all of these meals! That’s why we want to talk about how you can treat yourself
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EDIT: Thank you to all who entered our Month for Moms giveaway! We were able to choose 3 winners who each received 5 hours of help from Pepper’s Personal Assistants. This giveaway is now closed, we appreciate your support! Check out Pepper’s Personal Assistants Month for Moms FREE 5 hour package giveaway! What’s on
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Well, 2020 has been a year for the books! With the stay at home order, working from home, and having the kids at home, most of us haven’t had a chance to get out to buy a Mother’s Day gift for the moms in our lives. That is why Pepper’s wants to help give you
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Pepper’s Personal Assistants wants to do what we can to help healthcare staff in Seattle and the Eastside area during this challenging time by volunteering 2 hours of support. Our mission is to make your life a little easier. If you could use a helping hand, please complete this form. Unfortunately, due to the volume
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Backyard farming — sometimes referred to as urban farming, container gardening, or micro-farming — is a way to transform your yard, patio, or even windowsill into a thriving garden. From smaller gardens that grow vegetables, herbs, and fruit to larger operations that include beekeeping and chicken coops, backyard farming encourages sustainable living and healthy eating
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When your spouse travels extensively for work and you’re left to run things yourself, you can feel overwhelmed, exhausted, and lonely. Even if you’re getting everyone fed, clothed, and meeting basic needs, trying to get everything done alone can be exhausting and cause tension between you and your partner. Treat yourself well and don’t be
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Are you doing your best in your day-to-day life, but still feeling unsatisfied? Sometimes when we try and take on too much at a time or get stuck in a routine, we lose sight of our passions and the ideas that make life truly rewarding. In his 2010 book, “The Big Leap,” Dr. Gay Hendricks,
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Whether you’re with someone long-term, only starting to date, or just friends, knowing how to communicate with a partner is an essential component to a successful relationship. In 1992, marriage counselor Dr. Gary Chapman wrote “The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts,” a book that would change how many people thought about
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