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Recap: 'Twas the Fight Before Christmas - Part 2 - Season 2 - Episode 6
Recap: 'Twas the Fight Before Christmas - Part 2 - Season 2 - Episode 6
Emily and Sam race to solve the murder before the new restaurant’s Christmas feast. Confronted with danger, Emily opens up to Sam and stops running from her past. Violet connects with her mom.
About Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story
About Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story
Find out more about the Hallmark Channel original Christmas movie “Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story” starring Holland Roden, Matthew Daddario, Joe Pantoliano, Tracy Pollan, Caroline Aaron, Steve Schirripa and Patti Murin.
Nikki DeLoach
Nikki DeLoach
Discover more about Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Mystery originals starring Nikki DeLoach!
Mom's the Bride - Episode Guide
Mom's the Bride - Episode Guide
Find out more about each episode of the Hallmark+ original series, “Mom's the Bride,” hosted by Erin Cahill.
Lacey Chabert
Lacey Chabert
Discover more about Hallmark movies and series starring Lacey Chabert. And don't forget to visit Hallmark.com to shop items from Lacey's Collection!
Ashley Williams
Ashley Williams
Discover more about Hallmark Channel & Hallmark Mystery original movies starring Ashley Williams!
Rhiannon Fish
Rhiannon Fish
Discover more about Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Mystery originals starring Rhiannon Fish!
Entering The Work Force
Entering The Work Force
What Mom Corps Helps Returning Mothers To Consider:
Tanya Memme's DIY Ant Farm
Tanya Memme's DIY Ant Farm
Mason or apothecary jar Soil or sand Ants! Recipe: Putting the ants into the observatory - If you have a narrow opening in the top of your observatory you will probably want to roll a piece of paper into a funnel shape so you can pour the ants down into the observatory. Ants are cold blooded so they slow down when they get cold. Place the ants in the refrigerator for about 5 minutes to slow them down before you dump them into the observatory. This will make it easier and safer to get the ants into their new home. Water – To give better care to your ants give them a few drops of water every day. Don’t make their sand so wet that water pools on top and they drown, but do give them a few drops a day to keep them hydrated. If you really want to give them love, mix a pinch of sugar in a teaspoon of water and give it to the ants once a week! Food – The best foods for harvester ants are small pieces of fresh fruits and vegetables. Celery, apple, and lettuce work really well because they are not real "mushy" and sticky. Don’t overfeed the ants! They only need 2 or 3 small pieces every two days. After two days if the food has not been completely eaten remove it. This will keep harmful mold from growing in the ant habitat. Temperature – Temperature is a huge factor in how long your ants will live. Ants live longer in a cool room at temperatures of 60 – 70 degrees. Don’t keep the ants in a place where they are hit by direct sunlight as this wll cause the temperature inside the ant habitat to rise.
DIY Serums
DIY Serums
Kym Douglas is making her own anti-aging, under eye and eyelash serum.
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