Michelle Brant Cole Real Estate

This New Year's Day snowfall gives us a more pleasant view of winter. I mean, if we have to have winter, may as well dress it up a bit...right? We've got a ways to go to make it to spring though, so here are some tips on how to survive the cold and dark.

Hosting a party on New Year's Eve? First and foremost, make sure you keep the guest list to a minimum, and to those who are in your "bubble." In other words, close family and friends who have been careful and unexposed and who have been physically close to you the past few months. So, if you need some fun things to do...look no more!

This has been a tough year for everyone, but for some it's been a disaster. In this season of giving, you might consider some these gift ideas that can make a positive difference in someone's life when they need it most.

Click the link below to find some tips on how you can change a few bad habits, AND save some money too! https://www.houselogic.com///preventive-home-maintenance/

Hoch Family, I loved working with you the first time & the 2nd was no different! Such a lovely family & going to miss having you in KC but know you will be back to visit!:) See more: https://www.realsatisfied.com/Michelle-Cole

It's no secret to anyone. 2020 was by all standards NOT a good year. In spite of everything though, there were some GOOD things from 2020. Here are 100 of them! Let me know in the comments what GOOD things happened in your life this year! https://www.usatoday.com//good-news-2020-posit/3921159001/

Working with the Baileys was an absolute pleasure & I'm so excited for them to call Kansas City HOME!:) See more: https://www.realsatisfied.com/Michelle-Cole

Very few of us can claim to be professional decorators, so any help we can get to make our home look its best is welcome. Here are some mistakes we've all probably made at least once or twice, and how we can make a few simple changes to add that "professional" look without spending big bucks.

Looking for a new look this holiday season? Or just wanting to add some to what you already have? Whatever you need, here are some things that you can do that will last beyond Christmas and New Years!