Let’s be honest; the holidays, on paper, should be a time of good food, fellowship gathering, laughter, happiness, and sheer joy. However, you and I both know that it’s more likely to be filled with dread, disaster, stress, and sadness. Having the tools and knowing how to prevent suicide this
Can you believe it is already Christmas time again? I don’t know about you, but this year has absolutely flown by. Summer is but a distant memory and it is time for Christmas trees, eggnog, and of course, Christmas movies. Who doesn’t love a good Christmas movie? But what are
It is common thinking that most men hit the gym and pump some iron while women grab their mats and enjoy a rewarding yoga class. To some extent, this is true, but some men may not realize, or have ever entertained, that yoga classes for men can be highly beneficial
If 2020 taught you nothing (and hopefully, you learned quite a bit), one of the key things is that ammunition prices will skyrocket when fear is a motivating factor. We saw a massive influx of people with little-to-know experience around the firearms world take the plunge with credit cards first.
One thing the plan demic showed us was personal care doesn’t always have to be farmed out. Many people probably don’t know that most hairstylists always trim their hair since they have the understanding and education of how to do it properly. Since the policing of the world happened, a
The Spartans were legendary warriors. Their name alone creates images within one’s mind of a brutal, never-give-up soldier that was feared on the battlefield, no matter the odds stacked against him. Well, now it’s time to take both their philosophy of fighting and some of their physical feats and apply
This past November, Skillset magazine had the pleasure to visit the one and only SEMA show in Las Vegas. Let us start by saying that this super hyped up auto show did not disappoint. Now that the SEMA show is open to the public, it’s crazier than ever! Sema Show
A relaxing drive up to the mountains to play in the snow seemed like a perfect way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Just a nice leisurely drive up the canyon road to visit Old Man Winter. While building snowmen and pelting your girlfriend with snowballs, ominous black clouds roll in.
As many Texans experienced firsthand in 2021, the loss of power during extreme weather can lead to some dire circumstances. More than 4.5 million people lost power for several days, leading to hundreds of deaths and $195 billion in property damage. Staying warm without power in extreme conditions can be
