| RE: Tips For Remembering Names |
To remember someone's name I break the name up into words and use it in a sentence. Michael might be 'He dropped a mike in his ale' or Hillary might be 'She climbed a hill to get some air(y)'.
-Kristine ... View related article. |
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| RE: Selling at Garage Sales |
My best garage sale stragedy is to price low. I'd rather sell ten things for a dollar then one thing for ten dollars.
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| RE: A Boiled Egg Tip My Father Taught Me |
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This works for pasta too. Just boil water, add pasta, let boil for a minute or two, turn off heat--COVER--(let cool slightly if putting the lid on causes the water to overflow) and let sit until the noodles are done. ... View related article. |
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| RE: Opening Those Hard to Open Jars |
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Here's another way to open a stubborn lid...this only works for jars that have never been opened. Put the tip of a spoon under the rim of the lid and gently but firmly pull up on the spoon. As if you were trying to pry the lid off with the tip of the spoon. You'll break the vacuum that keeps the cap stuck tight and it's a breeze to open from there. ... View related article. |
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| RE: Cleaning a Food Processor Bowl |
Try grinding some uncooked rice in your food processor to get rid of the lingering spice smell. As for the cloudyness, it might be that the cloves have scratched up the plastic bowl of your processor.
--MrsKris ... View related article. |
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| RE: Uses for WD-40 |
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My local thrift store tends to use a wax pencil to price their items. WD-40 removes the wax pencil with ease. ... View related article. |
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| RE: Uses for Junk Mail |
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I have a two year old daugher that loves to color and after I sort the mail I let her use the junk mail papers to color her little heart out. ... View related article. |
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| RE: Keeping Your Home Prepared |
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I also live in Florida and when our power went out for 36 hours the coleman lanterns were indespensible, though they did heat up the living room so much we had to switch to flashlights until the room cooled down again. We also have a coleman gas stove burner which again, was a great for heating up all that canned food. One other thing we found was very useful was a large supply of cheap baby wipes (storebrand, unscented) and clorox wipes. These were helpful because we have a well that only operates when the electricity is on to pump the water to the house. ... View related article. |
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