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Remembering to Take Your Pills

Always forgetting if you remembered to take your pills at noon? Here's an easy and cheap way to keep track. Using an egg carton, number the cups with the hours of the day from rising to bedtime. Place the appropriate dosage of each pill in the correctly numbered cup. Viola! No more missed doses.

By Suzanne S.

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RE: Sources of Free Pavers or Stone

Have you tried your local Freecycle group?

Post by Julia Walton

RE: Sources of Free Pavers or Stone

Perhaps homes and buildings that are set for remodel or demolition?

Post by Deeli

RE: Sources of Free Pavers or Stone

Don't know how the "free" market is by you (we live in the Fort Lauderdale area) but I've seen a lot of Craigslist postings for pavers, stone; building materials of all kinds under the "free" category in our area.

I think that may be because there are so many foreclosures, that when people are clearing out of their homes and leaving things behind. There are also a lot of unfinished projects being left behind, too; stone and wood and windows and such piled in backyards because something got started and the money ran out to finish it.

You may also want to check out Freecycle and get yourself on the mailing list for your area group, and post them as wanted. If you still can't find anything, consider finding your closest Habitat For Humanity building supply thrift store. They are always getting something in, for pennies on the dollar as compared to what you'd normally pay retail.

Post by PupperMom

RE: Remembering to Take Your Pills

I have a "double case"...designed to hold two pair of glasses... that I use. One side for my sunglasses and the other for my cell phone.

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