Rebecca Deurlein

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Rebecca Deurlein

Full disclosure: I am not a museum person. Despite my age, I often see them through kids’ eyes—as repositories for dusty relics and things of the past that have no relevance to my life today. But there is hope for me yet, as I discovered on a visit to Bentonville.

1 month ago | livability.com | Rebecca Deurlein

Advance your career with a degree from one of the leading colleges and universities in and around Overland Park, Kansas. By Rebecca Deurlein on May 20, 2025 KU Edwards Campus 1. University of Kansas Edwards Campus Offering more than 60 undergraduate and graduate degrees, certificates and professional education programs, the University of Kansas (KU) Edwards Campus meets students online or in person.

1 month ago | southernliving.com | Rebecca Deurlein

Thank goodness for our mothers. These multi-tasking marvels have found creative ways to juggle it all, to dole out love, and to pass their wisdom on to their children. Before we know it, we're using their tricks and tips in our own lives and then suddenly we remember-our mamas taught us this. So why not learn from other great mothers across the South? Here are some hacks for happiness, shared by sons and daughters who incorporate Mom's lessons into their day-to-day lives.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Rebecca Deurlein

Thank goodness for our mothers. These multi-tasking marvels have found creative ways to juggle it all, to dole out love, and to pass their wisdom on to their children. Before we know it, we’re using their tricks and tips in our own lives and then suddenly we remember–our mamas taught us this. So why not learn from other great mothers across the South? Here are some hacks for happiness, shared by sons and daughters who incorporate Mom’s lessons into their day-to-day lives.

1 month ago | goodgritmag.com | Rebecca Deurlein

Pure aloe can be hard to come by unless you have your own plant, so if you’re like most who buy it by the bottle, you’ll need to know what to look for. Like other farm-to-table products such as olive oil and wine, aloe concentrations can differ widely—and that difference, well, makes all the difference. The least effective products, and sadly the most common, contain only three to five percent of actual aloe—the rest is water and other additives.