- 1). 'Tis The Season For Volume By : Salim Jordan
Do you know how many turkeys are eaten during the holiday season? Below are a few interesting facts regarding the volume of turkeys eaten, cards sent, and much more.
Christmas Cards
Do you enjoy receiving cards in the mail? How many do you think you get each season? There are roughly 1.9 billion Christmas cards sent in the United States every year to friends, family members, and acquaintances, making Christmas the #1 card sending occurrence, followed by Valentine's Day.
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- 2). 'Tis the Season to Be Safe By : Raymond Robinson
Holiday decorations give your home just the right festive touch, but they also pose a fire hazard.
"Unless you deck your tree, halls and walls safely, the season could be memorable for the wrong reasons," said John Drengenberg, manager of consumer affairs at Underwriters Laboratories Inc., a not-for-profit product safety testing and certification organization.
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- 4). 10 Great Gift Ideas For Father's Day By : Cynthia Marcano
Ok, so Father’s Day is approaching and you’d rather go to the dentist than buy another tie. Save the appointment for wisdom teeth trouble and make shopping a little easier. Here are 10 gift ideas for Father’s day that are sure to bring a SINCERE smile to his face.
10. Father of the Year Plaque – Show your appreciation for that special Father with a trophy or plaque that honors him as a Father.
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- 6). 10 Tips For Writing Your Christmas Letter By : Jennifer Carter
I love the holidays! I love baking, shopping, wrapping gifts, finding and decorating the Christmas tree, and, I love writing my Christmas letter and hearing from friends and relatives from all over the United States. Don't let writing your Christmas letter be a chore; here are some tips to make it fun.
10 Tips For Writing Your Christmas Letter
1. Write your Christmas letter with a friend, your spouse, or your sister.
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- 9). 12 Thoughts for a Happy New Year By : Gerri D Smith
New Year's resolutions are often started, and often forgotten by year's end. For something to do that will last the whole year, pick one of the following thoughtful ideas and try it for a full month. Then at the end of 2006, check your score to see how many you were actually able to add to your list of achievements. Have fun!
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- 11). 3 Great Ideas For 4th Of July Party Food By : Nicola Kennedy
Add some fun to your 4th of July party food. If you are tired of the same old burgers and hot dogs on this celebration, go ahead and add more to it or change it up the way that you would like to. There is no rule that the food should be one thing or another. In fact, a potluck of choices is the most American of all ways to celebrate. Gather up some new menu ideas and make this fourth of July fun and enjoyable for everyone.
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- 12). 3 Great Ideas for 4th of July Picnic Ideas By : Nicola Kennedy
The 4th of July is fast approaching. Do you need a few great 4th of July picnic ideas to help you and your family celebrate this day? It is almost a tradition that this is one of the best times of the year to head out to the local park with a picnic basket in hand, a few towels and nothing to worry about except for where the best seat in the park is to see the fireworks display.
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- 14). 3 Ways To Celebrate Independence Day By : Nicola Kennedy
No matter what your traditions are, it is important to celebrate Independence Day. If you live in the US, or are living outside the country and yearning for a bit of home, there is never a better time to celebrate this historic day. Yet, what are some of the best ways to do it? Is this your first 4th of July here? Are you looking for a new way to celebrate? Or, are you heading out on your own firs the first time, looking to start a new tradition?
There are some things that just go hand in hand with Independence Day.
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- 18). 5 Great Games For Your Halloween Party By : Nicola Kennedy
Everyone loves party games. When you have a thematic party, the games you offer can actually be quite easy to plan. Look at some old standards and put a thematic spin on them! Here are some ideas for your next Halloween party:
Pin the Spider on the Web – All you need is a big piece of clear plastic, a black permanent marker, some rubber cement and a paper spider of some sort.
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- 22). 6 Great Online Christmas Shopping Tips By : Rosie Fletcher
Christmas shopping is no longer confined to the local mall or an annual catalog that happens to find it‘s way into your mailbox. Thanks to advanced technology, there is literally a whole world of shopping at your fingertips. The internet has revolutionized the way people shop and, besides, what better way to do your Christmas shopping than from the comfort of your own home.
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- 24). 7 Great Ideas for Decorating Your Halloween Party By : Nicola Kennedy
So, you need to plan for your upcoming Halloween party. How should you decorate? Black and orange streamers are okay. Having a jack-o-lantern out front is just fine. When you are planning a Halloween party, though, make the party decorations more elaborate and give your guests a bash they will really remember!
Some decorating ideas for your next Halloween get-together:
Tombstones are always a big hit for decorations.
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- 25). 7+ Top Types of Real Christmas Trees By : Nancy Fitzgerald
There are several types of real Christmas trees, all of which are a cheap choice over artificial. The most common types of Christmas trees are the six-foot Scotch pines, which fit nicely into the average home living room.
One type of Christmas tree is the deodora cedar, which has blue-green short needles with pendulous needle tips. Another cedar, the Eastern red, has shiny dark green leaves and gives off a great scent, though it's sticky to the touch and will only last 2-3 weeks.
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