Articles by Patrick McNulty

The Origins of Santa Claus
Traditionally, Santa Claus is portrayed as a fat, jolly man with a white beard and a red coat, with that eye-catching black leather belt and white cuffed trousers and pants. We grew up hearing all about how Santa Claus is the one who brings us gifts at Christmas time. We heard the story of how Santa lives at the North Pole, with the elves and reindeer accompanying him.
Published 07May2012, viewed 22 times

Assateague Island Horses - Breathtaking Assateague Art in Motion
On the island of Assateague, which spans the border between Maryland and Virginia, is a awe-inspiring scene which thousands of people travel to witness each year. Hundreds of wild ponies dash across the salt marches and through the forests. Watching them makes your heart soar because they represent not only the pure beauty of nature in motion, but a symbol of undaunted freedom - a subject near and dear to each yearning heart, young and old.
Published 07May2012, viewed 10 times

Save Lots of Money - Frame Art Yourself
Nothing says, "this is a put-together room" like artwork. Artwork can enhance a theme or mood, bring a needed pop of color to bare walls or define a focal point. Yet, so often it is the last thing people purchase. It may be because people think art is so expensive. True, paintings and water color originals can be pricey. But a good, less expensive yet aesthetically pleasing, way to have art in your life is through prints and photography.
Published 06May2012, viewed 11 times

Set the Mood - Decorate With Flowers
According to a study done at Rutgers University, psychologists discovered flowers are mood elevators. They heighten our satisfaction with life around us and positively affect our behaviors. Did you know the color of flowers and the a various design of flowers can stir different emotions as well? This article will help you discover how flowers can change your home. Once you see how, you can then create the perfect mood in each room.
Published 05May2012, viewed 8 times

Waterfalls - From Trickles to Niagara
Today, many people have a water feature trickling in their backyard or even inside their homes. There is something about being near water that refreshes us, even beckons us towards it. Waterfalls are nature's water feature. The sound of one bubbling down cliffs brings a feeling of tranquility. It is a magical, almost supernatural experience to be in the presence of moving water.
Published 04May2012, viewed 9 times

Lighthouse Magic
There is something about lighthouses which draw people to them. That is why they are one of the most visited places by tourists. Lighthouses, by their very nature, bring out the image of safety from danger, of a constant shelter, a helping hand, and security. For many, lighthouses are religious symbols for light in the midst of darkness, someone watching over us, and a guiding refuge from the storms of life.
Published 04May2012, viewed 8 times

Butterflies are for More than the Stomach
To associate butterflies with that quivery feeling in your gut when you are about to give a public performance or speech is rather unfair. Butterflies symbolize rebirth, inner beauty come into fruition, and good results from humble beginnings. To think such a gorgeous, lighter than air creature could emerge from an ugly brown cocoon . It reminds us miracles can happen, and that life circumstances can change.
Published 13May2012, viewed 9 times

When Our Nation Blooms
The first universal sign of spring maybe the robin as he hops around with a fluffed, red breast. However, in Washington D.C. it is the blossoming of the cherry trees which signal the season. These trees burst into color, with shades ranging from white to passion pink, as millions of delicate blooms blanket the tree limbs.
Published 04Apr2012, viewed 17 times

10 Tips for buying a gift online.
Buying on the internet can be very tempting and fun because we can do it in the convenience of our home, with no standing in line, fast and easily. Often times we can find a cheaper price because there is not as much overhead. However, unlike a store, we can not touch and feel the product or take it home with us immediately. With millions of websites, how can consumers tell which sites are legitimate ones.
Published 30Mar2009, viewed 201 times

Protect Yourself While You Network!
Many people post pictures and information on social networking sites without considering how much information they are really putting online for everyone to see.
Published 29Mar2009, viewed 217 times

10 Tips for a Great Website
Learn 10 tips that are essential for creating a great website .For those looking to sell goods or services on the Web, understand that your web site will make or break you. To be successful on the internet, your website needs to be user-friendly and establish a brand that people can trust.
Published 29Mar2009, viewed 441 times

Decorating with Fine Art
Ever consider decorating your home with fine art photography? How you decorate says a lot about you. A person can spend thousands of dollars on furniture and other accessories, but the art they choose to hang on their walls will always be the center of conversation. Fine art adds beauty, uniqueness and a sense of serenity to any room.
Published 23Mar2009, viewed 188 times

Reduce Stress - Green Your Living Space!
Pictures of nature can give you a wondrous sense of unity with the universe and help you take away the stresses of everyday work life. A home should be a place that can refresh and uplift you soul. What you hang on your walls can relax you and give you a sense of peace.
Published 21Mar2009, viewed 239 times

How To Framing A Picture And Save Money
This article show you how to frame a picture like a pro and help you save money.
Published 20Mar2009, viewed 226 times

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