Here’s How I Made It Through Dry January and the Important Thing I Learned

Feb 01, 2016

Dry January is a concept that seems to get more popular every year: Start the new year by taking a month off from drinking. It’s an idea that I’d toyed with for a couple of years, but I held back for a few reasons. First, in addition to freelance writing, I’m a server at a charming brew pub called Peckish Pig, so booze is a large component of my job. Second, I date and now live with a bartender and home brewer. Thirdly, well, I like drinking. I could qualify as a beer nerd depending on who you ask (my favorite style of beer is a saison), I love a classic cocktail and nothing sounds better to me on a winter night than a good red or hot toddy… or a spiked hot chocolate. The odds, it seemed, were stacked against me.

This brought up an awkward question: Do I want to take the month off of drinking because I’m a booze-loving booze bag with a problem? My honest answer: No. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve had some silly stupid nights I’d like to forget (some I honestly don’t remember) that were fueled by alcohol, but usually I know my limits pretty well. Truthfully, I just wanted to see if I could do it. I knew it would be a challenge, but it was something I wanted to try. The pros of doing it outweighed the cons by quite a bit, so I dove in. This year I had my first Dry January, and this is how it went.

Of course, it all started with a hangover. I decided to start on January 5th, the day after my company’s holiday party, in order to avoid the “aww, come on, it’s a party!” type of pressure that could come with that. When one starts drinking for free at 4pm, the results are not bound to be pretty. So, my first dry day started the month-long trend of drinking lots of water. I also bought a kombucha and La Croix to further aid said hangover, with an emphasis on hydration instead of my typical “hair of the dog” solution: a bloody mary. I knew the month would be long and that this would be a rough start, but I thought to myself, “It can only get better from here, right?” More water intake meant better hydration, more energy and clearer skin, to name a few perks, and ID-ing a few special non-alocholic drinks to keep on hand when water got boring — and made craving my favorite brunch drink less overwhelming.

I used Dry January as a starting off point for my other New Year’s resolutions. To be honest, I hate resolutions and don’t usually make them, because I think if you’re going to vow to make changes, they shouldn’t just happen once a year. But 2016 is (gulp) the year I turn 30. The older I get, the more I want to get better at things like saving money (a huge motivation for my D.J.), taking better care of my mind and body and, as silly as it sounds, getting better sleep. I thought Dry January would help me make better choices than blowing money, consuming a lot of empty calories and having restless night besides affecting issues like anxiety or depression. I kept those objectives in mind throughout the month — and they really helped.

I allowed myself some cheat moments and tried not to beat myself up about it. I knew going into the week that my biggest temptations would be at my place of work. We have great beer on draft, a fantastic wine and cocktail list (employees get drinks for half off!) and my job just so happens to be next door to what is arguably one of the best cocktail bars on the North Side of Chicago (shout out to Ward Eight!). I told myself the only stuff it would be okay for me to consume at work would be any new beer we had on draft so I could better describe it to people, and that’s it — no going next door for a post-work cocktail and no shift drinks all month long. It is crazy tempting after a long, stressful day to go for a nightcap, but I kept my promise to myself. As boring as it sounds, after work I’d go home and have a cup of chamomile tea before bed. That was my new night cap!

There was, however, one occasion I (gasp) had two beers at a friend’s birthday party. After I “broke the rules,” I turned into my own biggest bully, but I eventually eased up on myself. It was one night the whole month, I told myself, and since I wasn’t drinking to excess, I officially gave myself a pass.

The perks really outweighed the drawbacks. The biggest difference I’ve seen through the month was that I was sleeping more soundly, not waking up in the middle of the night and not being able to fall back to sleep — my typical I’ve-been-drinking side effect. It resulted in having way more energy throughout each day, and I just felt better overall. As much as I wanted to grab a cocktail or beer with coworkers or sip on some whiskey on the couch with my boyfriend (who has been very supportive the whole month), I knew that the overall goodness I was feeling would be more satisfying.

Halfway through D.J., I even felt motivated to finally go ahead and try a free week at the gym near my house that I’ve been putting off for months. The extra energy I had from not drinking really motivated me to get up and get moving. During my free week, I tried classes like yoga, pilates and this new “power ballet” sensation that I’m already a huge fan of. Just that bit of extra energy helped me fight the winter woes that would usually keep me on the couch. Now, I’m a full gym member and couldn’t be happier with that decision, so yay!

In terms of fighting the financial weight loss, I definitely ended up saving money. I downloaded an app, Penny, that helps you figure out your own spending trends month by month, and it turns out that in January, I spent about half the money I spent in December on food and drink. Now, when I went out on weekends, I was saving $20-$40 by not grabbing a shift drink or a cocktail next door. This is the kind of stuff I usually don’t even think about — it’s natural for me to grab a night cap next door and decompress from a busy night. Taking a break from it definitely made a difference. This isn’t to say I will stop going out altogether, but in the future I’ll probably opt for a night in making cocktails with the boyfriend (with him being a bartender and all) rather than going out every weekend post work.

Most importantly, for me, the occasional anxiety problems I’ve had have eased up in my sans-alcohol life. December was rough, given the stress of the holidays, the business of both jobs and having to sign up for a new healthcare plan. After a few conversations with various friends, I realized that alcohol always came up as something that can increase anxiety. Anxiety issues aren’t a constant struggle for me, but the month definitely had a calming effect on me, and it wasn’t all just due to the chamomile that I drank. The added baggage of drinking (and the day after) was lifted, and I was able to focus more on being productive, not overwhelming myself and not worrying about not being productive. While I wasn’t stress free, my stress felt easier to manage. For all of these reasons, I don’t regret taking my break at all.

This isn’t to say I’m going to quit drinking altogether, but I’ll take breaks more often. I know myself, and I know that even though the tea I’ve been drinking is very good, the first sip I take of my first old fashioned back will be really delicious. As weird as it sounds, booze is a fairly big part of my life, at least for the moment. I can’t say I’ll give up drinking completely, but I can see myself taking more breaks like this, even if it’s just a week or two. Perhaps during times of added stress, taking a break will help ease things up. I can confidently say that this will not be my last Dry January. If you missed it, I recommend giving Dry February or Dry March a try for anyone who’s looking for stress relief outside of a bottle.

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14 Surprisingly Fun Things You Can Buy With Your HSA And FSA Dollars

HSA isn’t just for prescriptions and doctor’s visits – there’s actually a ton of things you can buy with your savings. Blue light glasses and sunscreen are commonly HSA eligible, but a lot of people don’t know you can also finesse fancy spa visits and life-changing massage guns (I’m looking at you, Theragun) with their HSA dollars. Some of these items are also FSA eligible, so if you’ve got some funds to use before they expire at the end of the year, you’ve come to the right place!

Your HSA funds can do way more than you think. Check out these 14 unexpectedly fun health-related finds to help you step up your self-care!

What is HSA?

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HSA stands for Health Savings Account, a type of savings account that lets you set aside funds to pay for qualified medical expenses. HSAs are often available as a part of health insurance plans, though banks and credit unions offer them, too.

What can I buy with an HSA?

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You can buy a lot more with your HSA funds than you think: menstrual products, over-the-counter medicines, sunscreen, and travel to and from medical appointments are just some of the things you can buy with an HSA.

Is HSA worth it?

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Whether an HSA is worth it is really dependent on your needs. There are some nice advantages associated with it, though. You may be able to lower your out of pocket costs for medical needs. Plus, the funds are not taxed, so you may be able to save more. Unlike an FSA (Flexible Spending Account), HSA funds roll over year-over-year, so you don't have to worry about it expiring.

Should I max my HSA?

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Maxing out your HSA to your account's annual maximum amount via monthly contributions can be beneficial if your goals are to save money and limit out of pocket costs for medical care. You can also opt to invest some of your HSA funds, which can be a smart decision for saving for things like family planning or retirement.

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Sunscreen

Per Cigna, sunscreen counts as a reimbursable HSA purchase. SPF is super important for skin cancer prevention, plus wearing it regularly can reduce signs of aging – a win-win!

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Hatch Alarm Clock

The famed Hatch Restore alarm clock is both HSA and FSA eligible. It's a superb tool for going to bed soundly and waking up feeling refreshed as ever!

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Period Underwear

Menstrual care and feminine hygiene products are also HSA eligible. Cigna says this category may include tampons, pads, liners, cups, sponges, and similar items, like period underwear!

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Theragun

This luxurious massage gun is both FSA and HSA eligible! It's truly life-changing for relieving muscle soreness and tightness. Therabody's other devices like the Theragun PRO Plus, Theragun Sense, and Theragun Relief are also eligible.

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Oura Ring

This fitness tracker ring is FSA and HSA eligible – it can help you keep tabs on your sleep, activity, stress, heart rate and more.

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Breathing Strips

According to Cigna, breathing strips are HSA eligible, plus you don't need a doctor's prescription for reimbursement.

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Electric Toothbrush

Electric toothbrushes are HSA eligible and reimbursable with a medical diagnosis. This model in particular cleans way better than a regular toothbrush, expertly supporting your oral health.

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Essential Oils

Essential oils are HSA-covered with a medical diagnosis. Certain oils can help relieve stress, anxiety, physical pain, and nausea, and aid in better sleep.

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Hand Sanitizer

Hand sanitizers of any kind are also surprisingly HSA eligible. We love these sprays from Touchland because they're cute, easily portable, and smell delicious.

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Humidifiers

Humidifiers are indeed HSA eligible – the moisture they put out into the surrounding air can relieve respiratory issues, common colds, and even reduce snoring.

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Air Purifiers

Similarly, air purifiers are eligible because they can help remove airborne contaminants and viruses that cause allergies and disease.

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Spa Trips

In the case you're prescribed a lovely visit to a spa or resort by a physician for medical treatment, the only part that's covered by HSA are the services you receive while you're there. The cost of transportation is not eligible for reimbursement.

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Blue Light Glasses

Blue light glasses are covered by HSA; lenses like these block out blue light from screens which helps prevent eye strain and fatigue.

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LOL Kylie Kelce "Cannot Stand" Being Pregnant — Here's Why

As much as we love talking about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce...Jason Kelce and his wife Kylie Kelce deserve their time in the spotlight too! They have a loving and hilarious dynamic that's somehow made room for not one, but three kids. And guess what? They recently announced that baby number 4 is coming soon! From their very funny announcement to everything they've said since, there's a lot of fun to unpack here.

Here's everything to know about Jason Kelce & Kylie Kelce's exciting pregnancy!

When did Jason and Kylie announce she's pregnant?

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Kylie Kelce shared the huge news on Instagram November 22nd! Of course grandma Donna Kelce was the first to leave a comment. She wrote, "🔥🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍 Love it!!!" Brittany Mahomes also commented by writing, "Ahhhhhh Congrats you guys!!!🥹🤍."

How did Jason and Kylie's other daughters react?

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In Kylie's same Instagram post, her and Jason's daughters can be seen expressing a range of emotions. There's an 'Eek' expression from their oldest daughter Wyatt, a happy look from their middle daughter Elliott, and pure tears from baby girl Bennett. Kylie wrote, "I feel like we captured a very accurate representation of how each of the girls feel about getting another sister. At least Ellie, mom and dad are on the same page! 🤷♀️"

When is Jason and Kylie's fourth baby due?

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That's TBD! Since the couple just announced their fourth pregnancy, only time will tell when baby girl will arrive. Knowing Jason and Kylie's willingness to be open about their lives, we wouldn't be surprised if they decide to share a due date.

How are Jason and Kylie preparing to be a family of six?

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Jason Kelce is taking the news of being an official girl dad like a champ. He told E! Newshe's "got it pretty easy" because "the clothes are all going to be hand-me-downs or already bought." Not only that, but they've already secured a baby crib! However, Jason was quick to add Kylie's also getting ready for their daughter's arrival. "Kylie's definitely preparing more than I am, because she's actually growing the human being."

“I love my kids so much, and especially my daughters,” he added. "I was telling somebody out there because they're expecting their first — and they look at you. They smile at you. There's just a way that kids have to warm your soul in a way that nothing else can.”

He's also excited to watch his daughters grow up with a new sibling. "And hopefully we'll welcome a fourth into this world, and we'll be able to watch them fight and tear each other apart and all the good stuff."

He even appeared on The Rich Eisen Show where he joked, "I'm screwed [in] like in 10 years. The moment they’re all in middle school, I feel like it’s just gonna be chaos." He also hopes Wyatt "can start helping out a little bit more." But, he's still looking forward to it! "I obviously have not had a son, but there is something about a daughter in the way I think as a dad, you feel an extra amount probably of protection and love toward that child," he shared.

What has Kylie said about her fourth pregnancy?

Meanwhile, Kylie just opened up on her new podcast, Not Gonna Lie, about her feelings on her fourth pregnancy. She said, "I am so incredibly grateful to be able to get pregnant, but it is a means to an end. When I tell you that I cannot stand being pregnant, I mean it. I don't have a a fun time."

If that sounds a little uh...negative, it actually makes a lot more sense when she explained more! She elaborated, "I am nauseous for most of my pregnancy. It tapers off a little after the first trimester, but I continue to have nausea throughout my pregnancy." Woof, I know that's tough!

Kyle continued by explaining she hasn't even really had the fun, wacky cravings many pregnant people get — instead she's had more "aversions" in each of her pregnancies. I'll take cravings over aversions any day!

The podcast host then joked, "When you're super pregnant and someone comes up to you and says, 'Isn't this just the most beautiful thing ever? 'I want to punch you in the face. I'm not going to, but I want to."

Definitely wishing her a healthy, less aversion-filled pregnancy this go-around!

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25 Sick Day Recipes That’ll Get You Back On Your Feet In No Time

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with taking a sick day when you need it, but it’s totally normal to want to get back on your feet ASAP. You’re busy, after all! You’ve probably tried eating chicken noodle soupand drinking plenty of green juiceto make you feel better, but these 25 sick day recipes offer a little extra, with seasonal veggies, turmeric and other spices, plus cover everything from homemade cough drops to ice pops to hot toddies. They'll have you feeling like yourself in no time, so grab some tissues and a humidifier, curl up with your favoritecomfort show or fallbook, and focus on getting and feeling better.

Immune Boosting Winter Citrus Smoothie

Crush your cold with all the colorful in-season produce like blood oranges, beets, pomegranates, and rainbow chard spiced with ginger, turmeric, and cayenne. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Creamy Yogurt Popsicles with Berries

Nurse your sore throat with these healthy popsicles made with fresh berries and just five ingredients! (via The Real Food Dietitians)

15-Minute Asian Cold Remedy Soup

Maybe this soup’s claim has something to do with the hefty dose of fresh ginger in each bite.(via Fork in the Kitchen)

Cold-Soothing Chai Hot Toddy

Your grandma wasn’t lying when she said that a hot toddy is the best cold medicine. This chai-spiced version adds even more warmth to the drink and will lull you into a peaceful night of sleep. (via Baking Mischief)

Honey Chamomile Popsicles

Honey and chamomile are two soothing ingredients for a sore throat or upset tummy. Keep them stored in the freezer, and you and your kids will be more than happy to snack on them while sick. (via Vanilla and Bean)

Immune Boosting Garden Herb Stock

Once you get over your illness, you need to do everything you can to keep your immune system up. This nutritious stock is full of vitamins and minerals that you can drink straight or add to just about any dish you like. (viaOm Nom Ally)

Easy 30-Minute Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup

You’ve got to have a solid chicken noodle soup recipe, no matter who you’re trying to nurse back to health. This one has plenty of protein, veggies, and comforting egg noodles to get your stomach settled. (viaAverie Cooks)

Golden Milk

Delicious both hot or cold, this anti-inflammatory drink made with coconut milk, dates, turmeric, and cinnamon is full of medicinal properties that will leave you feeling great in no time. Plus, it's gluten and dairy-free, vegan, and super easy to make! (via Clean Cuisine)

Rosehip Tea

Ripe in late fall, rosehips are high in vitamin C and can help strengthen your immune system. This tea, made with these fruits of rose plants, has an amazing effect on your body, before and after your sick day. (via Give Recipe)

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Chicken Lemon Rice Soup

If you're not a fan of noodles or just not in the mood for them, opt for a chicken and rice soup instead. (via Feel Good Foodie)

Turmeric Ginger Chickpea Noodle Soup

Thisimmune-boosting chickpea noodle soup is full of veggies with a flavorful ginger turmeric broth, plus it's ready in about 30 minutes! (via Crowded Kitchen)

All-Natural DIY Pineapple Cough Syrup

No more cough syrup at home? Go for this all-natural alternative. The combination of pineapple, cayenne, lemon, ginger, and honey is more than effective at keeping your coughs at bay. (via The View from Great Island)

Gingery Poached Egg Soup

Sometimes it’s hard to even eat chicken noodle soup when you’re feeling under the weather. This light version will be ready for you to sip in 15 minutes, and it won’t weigh too heavily on your stomach. (via The Kitchn)

Healing Turmeric Cauliflower Soup

The anti-inflammatory properties of turmeric are just one of the reasons this soup is perfect for healing your sick body. If you’re having any trouble swallowing, the smooth texture will be easy for you to get down and digest. (via Simply Quinoa)

Healing Bowls With Turmeric Sweet Potatoes, Poached Eggs, and

Lemon Dressing

When you’re able to eat a little bit more, a big bowl of nourishing ingredients is what you need. This sweet potato and brown rice bowl is full of greens, poached egg, and a lemony dressing to help you feel like a million bucks. (via Pinch of Yum)

Immunity Shots

You could go to a fancy juice bar to get an immune-boosting shot or you could make one at home for a fraction of the cost, and you won’t have to get out of your pajamas. Use your blender or juicer to combine carrot, ginger, lemon, and garlic together into a cold-blooded flu killer. (via With Food and Love)

Cold Buster Citrus Smoothie

If your immune system does give into the office cold, this vitamin C-packed drink will help you recover at lightning speed. (via Seasonal Cravings)

Moon Milk

Getting a good night’s sleep is one of the hardest things to do while you’re sick. This antioxidant-rich warm moon milk recipe features nutmeg and ashwagandha, both of which are known for lulling you into a restful slumber. (via Bon Appetit)

Super Immunity Power Salad

Move over, spinach. This kale salad is here to take the spot as the most nutritious and delicious way to eat your greens. (via The Garden Grazer)

Triple Berry Kiwi Smoothie

Who needs a multivitamin when you could just drink this smoothie every day? One kiwi has over 100 percent of your daily requirement of vitamin C, so you know that you’ll stay healthy through flu season with this as your breakfast. (via The Pretty Bee)

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Vegan Vegetable Noodle Soup Recipe

Even without the chicken, noodle soup is good for the soul. (via Veggie Society)

Homemade Hot Apple Cider Recipe

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Homemade Hot Apple Cider Recipe

Sometimes all you need is a hot, seasonal drink to get you back on your feet. (via Pink Owl Kitchen)

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CREAMY SWEET POTATO CHICKEN SOUP

Sweet potatoes are a great source of vitamin A which! Is great for fighting off illnesses.(via Averie Cooks)

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SPICY SOFT TOFU SOUP

Sometimes all you need is a little spice to clear up a stuffy nose! (Takes Two Eggs)

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Easy Homemade Sore Throat Gummies

These lemon, ginger, and honey gummies are better than any lozenge than you can get at the store. The natural ingredients will coat your throat and ease any annoying tickles or cough that you may have. (via Hello Creative Family)

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OMG, The '1923' Season 2 Release Date Is So Soon

Yellowstone universe fans rejoice! The second season of 1923 is on its way, and not only do we have the first look at the characters, but we FINALLY have the 1923 season 2 release date — and it's way sooner than I expected. Ever since season 1 ended with the Duttons scattered (and Spencer and Alex split up), I haven't been able to stop thinking about how and when they'll reunite (PLEASE let it be sooner rather than later!!!) And the new 1923 season 2 teaser trailer proves they aren't going down without a fight...literally.

Keep scrolling to see the brand new 1923 season 2 teaser trailer starring Helen Mirren, Harrison Ford, and Brandon Sklenar.

The '1923' season 2 teaser trailer proves we're in for more drama.

Probably the most important piece of news from the 1923 season 2 teaser is that it tells us new episodes are coming to Paramount+ February 23! We also see all our favorite Dutton family members, and I'm simply grateful. Jacob and Cara Dutton (Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren) hold down the fort at the Yellowstone ranch in Montana, Spencer (Brandon Sklenar) fights to get back to them (I mean "fighting" quite literally based on his bloody nose and a quick clip of what looks like a boxing).

Elsewhere, Alex (Julia Schlaepfer) is still stuck on the transatlantic sea voyage with only the return address on Cara's letters to guide her, Jack (Darren Mann) protects both the ranch and his wife Elizabeth (Michelle Randolph), and Teonna (Aminah Nieves) is still on the move to get to safety. Maybe she'll have a run-in with the Duttons of her own — I just know that Jacob and Cara would take her in!

'1923' season 2 is going to be "absolutely incredible," according to Brandon Sklenar.

It Ends With Us star Brandon Sklenar has been vocal about how amazing season 2 is going to be. “I can confidently say that it’s going to be absolutely incredible,” Brandon tells Forbes. “The tone shifts a lot and it’s definitely a bit darker. It’s very beautiful.” Okay I'm not really sure how season 2 could be darker than season 1 (and TBH, that makes me a little nervous), but more than anything, I'm just excited to dig in. Based on how quickly I devoured season 1, I can't wait to see what else creator Taylor Sheridan has up his sleeve.

And just like me, Julia is hoping for a happy reunion between Spencer and Alex! “I would love for Alex to make it to the ranch and meet the family,” she tells The Hollywood Reporter. “I hope we get to see some of her own strength come out now that she’s on her own. I want to meet the Dutton women. I think that that would be a lot of fun — and Teonna, we all want to meet Teonna.” GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT PARAMOUNT!

Catch up on 1923 season 1 on Paramount+ now and check out The First Cast Member For Yellowstone's 2024 Spinoff, The Madison!

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Holiday Lounging Done Right with These Cozy Favorites

The holidays are the perfect time to slow down, snuggle up, and soak in the magic of the season. Whether you're sipping cocoa by the fire, binging your favorite holiday movies, or diving into a new book, having the right cozy essentials can take your lounging days to the next level. Think ultra-soft blankets, plush loungewear, and the kind of candles that make your whole home smell like a winter wonderland. We’ve rounded up everything you need to create a warm, relaxing vibe that’s as comforting as your favorite holiday traditions. Get ready to kick back and enjoy the coziest days of the year in total style and comfort.

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These Sweatpants Are on Another Level

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Discover the allure of these Sweatpants, which exude a level of sophistication that sets them apart. Their refined charm lies in the raw hem stitch detailing and substantial waistband, imparting an elevated touch to your loungewear. Step into a realm of class and comfort as you redefine your relaxed style with these exceptional lounge pants.

Here’s How I Made It Through Dry January and the Important Thing I Learned

Your HSA funds can do way more than you think. Check out these 14 unexpectedly fun health-related finds to help you step up your self-care!

What is HSA?

What can I buy with an HSA?

Is HSA worth it?

Should I max my HSA?

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Here's everything to know about Jason Kelce & Kylie Kelce's exciting pregnancy!

When did Jason and Kylie announce she's pregnant?

How did Jason and Kylie's other daughters react?

When is Jason and Kylie's fourth baby due?

How are Jason and Kylie preparing to be a family of six?

What has Kylie said about her fourth pregnancy?

Homemade Hot Apple Cider Recipe

Keep scrolling to see the brand new 1923 season 2 teaser trailer starring Helen Mirren, Harrison Ford, and Brandon Sklenar.

The '1923' season 2 teaser trailer proves we're in for more drama.

'1923' season 2 is going to be "absolutely incredible," according to Brandon Sklenar.

These Sweatpants Are on Another Level

A Mock-Neck Jogger Set That's Beyond Comfy

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This Three Piece Set That Will Take You To Cloud 9

A Cozy Sweater Lounge Set

This Lounge Set Will Be Your Favorite Outfit

The Softest Memory Foam Slippers

A Set Of Silk Pajamas

A Cozy Neck Lounge Set

Fleece Hooded Bathrobe Is Perfect For Someone Who Enjoys Lounging Around

This Two Piece Set Will Become A Winter Go-To

This Matching Set For Movie Night

This Matching Set Gives You Endless Styling Opportunities

This Two Piece Set For A Cozy Day Around The House

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A Set Of Cozy And Fluffy Socks

This Wearable Blanket with Cozy Foot Pockets

Conquer Cold Days With This Fleece Lined Leggings

Fall Into Cozy Bliss with a Trendy Oversized Hoodie

The Stylish Throw Blanket

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This Loungewear Set Is Too Cute To Resist

This Popular Satin Silk Pajama Set

This Set Of Plaid Flannel Pajamas

Get Comfy In A Cozy Pajama Set

This Two Piece Set Doubles As Pajamas

Drift Into Dreams in This Silky Pajama Set

Keep Your Hands Toasty During Snowy Days With This Hand Warmer

Vintage-Inspired Candle Warmers for the Coziest Vibe Ever

A Loungewear Set for Casual Days

A Sweater Set Ideal for Mixing and Matching With Other Pieces

Flare Leggings That Will Keep You On-Trend

This Fuzzy Lounge Set Keeps You Warm

These Faux Fur Slippers Feel Like A Cloud

This Ribbed Knit Set Is So Chic

These Pajamas That'll Have You Looking And Feeling Good

You Totally Deserve a Cashmere Lounge Set

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