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How
Women Can Save Money at Home
by Kathy Wilson
3 Great Ideas For 4th Of July Picnic Ideas
by Nicola Kennedy
How to Make Perfume
by Julia Sophina
Writing Children's Books: A Crash Course in Submitting a
Manuscript
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If
you are like most women today, one of your main problems is
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presents. Millions of families are living paycheck to paycheck,
and chances are if you aren’t one of them, you know someone who
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Save Money on Groceries
•
Make one day a week your food prep day. Create a menu for the
week and use it to prep lunch foods for the kids, purchase the
right ingredients for dinners and bake snacks or breakfast foods
that can be used in lunches or reheated during the busy work
week. A little bit of planning can save you big bucks on the
cost of food. For the average family, that’s hundreds a month.
•
DON’T stop at the store on your way home every night. I have
found myself spending an easy $100 extra a week that way! Make
your food purchases once a week (this is where that planning
comes in!) and avoid the last minute runs. Have you EVER
actually walked out with just that one carton of eggs you walked
in for?
•
Reduce waste. Most Americans throw away half their food. Can
you imagine cutting your food bill in half? That’s thousands a
year. Invest in those green bags for your produce, (yes, they
really work) make a list of leftovers on the refrigerator door
so they don’t get lost in the back, dish your kids half of what
you normally would and let them come back for more rather than
throw it away. Same goes for pouring them milk or juice.
Save Money on Kids
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Save money on kid’s clothes by looking for bargains and not
buying on impulse. Watch end of the season sales, and buy 2
sizes larger on average for the next year. Short sleeve shirts
can be used year round layered under sweatshirts or with longer
sleeves, so they are always a good buy on clearance. Check out
those thrift stores while the kids are at school and score them
some brand name gently used clothing for just a few dollars.
They don’t have to know where they came from if it bothers them.
•
Young kids are perfectly happy with budget minded activities
to keep them busy. Nothing wrong with whipping up a homemade
batch of playdough or bubbles, in fact, they might enjoy that
just as much as playing with them! Keep a box of craft supplies
to pull out when they need an imagination day. Pick up glue
sticks, crayons and scissors in bulk when school supplies are on
sale to last all year. Save magazines for them to cut up and
make collages. Reuse computer paper and allow them to draw on
the backside. Use the internet to find sites that offer free
computer games, or instructions to games your kids can play. A
good one is http://www.funattic.com/.
•
Older kids and teenagers seem to think they always need the
latest and greatest video games. They don’t. Last years games at
half the price are just as fun this year. Don’t let the “keeping
up with the Joneses kids” mentality drive your judgment. Kids
today have WAY more then they probably should anyway. Fun is
great, but make sure they understand the whole “I want it all,
and I want it now” mentality is what got our country in this
mess! And by the way...they will not die if they have to wait
for a birthday or holiday to get them, either. Despite what your
13 year old would like you to believe. Another money saving tip
for gaming? Ebay. Just make sure you check out the sellers
ratings to be sure you are dealing with a legitimate business.
Save Money on Household
•
Trim your electric bill by cutting back on energy usage. Turn
off your computer, especially your monitor when not in use.
Letting is run all night in an unused room is a big waste. Turn
down your thermostat just a couple of degrees and save 20% on
your bill. Sew quilted window coverings to insulate your number
one energy leak.
•
Save on restaurants by planning your trips on free kid’s
night. Ask for water with lemon instead of soft drinks. If your
local restaurant has a half price appetizers hour, make it a
meal on just a few dollars. Look for the most value for your
dollar. Our local Mexican restaurant makes a nacho appetizer
that is so large it can easily be shared by four for a filling
meal, and it’s less than $9.
•
When making major household purchases, make sure you do your
research. Look for stores that offer a price match if you find a
better deal. Floor models sell for a lot less and work just the
same. Most experts say save your money when it comes to the
extended warranty...if something is going to go wrong, it
probably will while its still covered by the manufacturers
warranty. Don’t underestimate your ability to repair things. The
internet is packed full of websites and forums that will walk
you through household repairs and even tell you what parts you
need. Look for furniture on Craiglist. Don’t feel like you have
to buy every piece of furniture you need at once, take your time
and find a bargain.
Now
that you have started implementing a plan to save your
family money, consider learning to make extra money as well to
help you put away for a rainy day, pay for your children’s
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Great Ideas For 4th Of July Picnic Ideas
by Nicola Kennedy
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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. Do you need some ideas to help you to make this 4th a
memorable one? No matter whom you are with, what your traditions
are and how you do it, there are many ways to enjoy this grand
holiday.
To help you, consider these simple yet fun picnic ideas.
Go
for color. One of the simplest yet most effective ways to
celebrate the 4th of July is with red, white and blue. From
table cloths, napkins, paper plates and even ice cubes, you want
to have all the colors of the day come shining through. You can
make your deserts and foods with these colors as well. Add color
for lots of fun.
Dress
up! A great way to bring the true history of the day out
is to have everyone come to a July costume party. Everyone has
to dress as one of the Founding Fathers, Lady Liberty or any
other important figure of the time. Even Uncle Sam will do. This
is a great way to have some fun on this special day and to do
something different to celebrate it.
Plan
for water fun. Since July is almost always one of the
hottest months, make your 4th of July picnic cooler with a bit
of swimming and water fun. Let the kids get out the sprinklers
and the wading pool. Get yourself into a water balloon fight. Go
for a dip in the local lake or take a trip to the ocean. Enjoy
the water and enjoy the day outdoors.
There
are plenty of picnic ideas for the 4th of July ready and
waiting for you to enjoy them. You can create your own theme,
style or method of celebrating if you like. Just look for fun
ways to share the day with family and friends. Never forget that
music, good food and lots of laughs with friends is the best way
to spend the day outdoors waiting for the fireworks to light up
the sky.
About
the Author: Nicola always enjoys celebrating Independence
Day. She can help you salute Old Glory in style with 4th of July
tips and news, information and views at
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are included intact. Copyright http://www.your-holiday.info
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With perfumes seemingly getting more expensive by the bottle,
it’s not surprising that many people are turning to making the
stuff at home. Consider that your favorite designer perfume or
cologne can run over 100 dollars, and that will probably be
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of producing your own unique scent. The process isn’t as
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First, you have to understand exactly what goes into each
batch of high-quality perfume. Though these measurements aren’t
exact, they give you a basic idea of what is necessary. Here’s
the formula: approximately 25% essential oil, 70% grain alcohol
(think vodka), and 5% bottled spring water. Essential oil is
usually found in health stores, or alternatively, in craft
stores.
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Some experimentation is needed to produce the scent that
appeals most to you. The most important factor that will
determine what your perfume smells like is the choice of
essential oil. A well stocked store will have a variety of
options, so choose a couple of bottles that sound and smell
appealing, and make that your base. Mix ¼ cup of your grain
alcohol with approximately 5 drops of the essential oil, and set
the mixture aside. The longer you wait, the more powerful your
perfume will be. That said, make sure you wait at least 2 days
if you’re looking for something that won’t smell like straight
alcohol.
3.
Now that you’ve made your first simple batch of perfume,
you’re ready to start combining scents to make your own
signature perfume. This is where the process becomes
individualized, and where you’ll have the chance to showcase
your creative and imaginative prowess.
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Base notes are the compounds that will stay on your skin for the
longest. These oils include common scents such as sandalwood,
vanilla, and cinnamon. Next come middle notes, a group that
includes geranium, ylang-ylang, and lemongrass. Finally, top
notes add a powerful punch to the fragrance, but don’t last
quite as long as the other two kinds of notes. These top notes
include jasmine, rose, and lavender, among many others.
5.
If you’re not the adventurous type, you can search out
different recipes for perfume online. There are many different
sites that will give you ideas that you can follow to a letter,
or else morph into your own specialty perfume.
Making
perfume at home is fun, and a much more economical
alternative to purchasing fragrances in a department or
specialty store. You don’t have to spend a ton of money to find
a scent that will make you stand out. Experiment with different
scents in the privacy and comfort of your own home, and soon
you’ll have a signature scent that will make you stand out from
the crowd. It’s possible that you’ll even create a scent so
wonderful that others will look to you for shaping their unique
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While the submission process may feel like second nature to
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industry newsletters such as Children's Book Insider, and
looking through similar books at the store or library. Then send
a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the publisher asking for
writer’s guidelines (you can start this process while you’re
still writing your book as it may take a few weeks to receive a
response). Review the guidelines carefully to make sure your
manuscript fits with what the publisher is looking for.
Most
publishers want to see the entire manuscript for picture
books. Type your manuscript on white paper, double spaced,
indenting at the beginning of each paragraph. Use at least one
inch margins on each side, and justify the left margin only. Put
your name and the title of the book at the top of each page, and
number the pages consecutively. Your name, address, phone number
and email should appear in the upper left-hand corner of the
first page. Center the title of the manuscript about a third of
the way down on page 1, skip a line, and then start the text.
Don’t
break the text up into pages as it would appear in the
finished book, and don’t include illustrations unless you’re a
professional artist (in which case, send a black and white dummy
with a sketch of each illustration and 2-3 copies of finished
color illustrations along with the typed manuscript). Send with
a brief cover letter stating the title, intended age group, and
word count of the story. Add any previous publishing experience
and memberships to writing organizations (if you don’t have such
experience, leave this section out). Mention if this is a
simultaneous submission (sending the manuscript to several
publishers at once), and include a self-addressed, stamped
envelope (SASE) with enough postage to return the manuscript if
necessary.
For
longer fiction, publishers often want a query letter and
sample chapters. The query starts out with the same basic
information as the cover letter above, but also includes a brief
synopsis of the plot. Try to write the query in the same style
as the manuscript, and include information on the main
characters, the conflict and the resolution of the plot. Add
your publishing experience, and tell the editor you can send the
entire manuscript if she’s interested. Ideally, the entire query
letter will fit on one page. Send with the first two chapters of
the manuscript and a SASE.
For
longer nonfiction, a book proposal is generally requested.
This gives a brief overview of the book (one or two paragraphs
describing the tone and slant of the information), and a
chapter-by-chapter outline (with a sentence or two listing the
information covered in each chapter). Attach the first two
chapters if it’s requested in the writer’s guidelines, and also
a bibliography of your resources. In your cover letter, list the
target audience, the estimated length of the finished
manuscript, why your book is different from others on the market
on the same subject, and your expertise on the topic. Send with
a SASE.
Nonfiction
picture book publishers may require a query (in
which case you’d outline the book in one or two paragraphs and
also include the information from the nonfiction cover letter
above), or the entire manuscript. If sending the whole
manuscript, attach a brief cover letter as with fiction picture
books, but also mention how your book fits into the current
market and your credentials on the topic.
Following
the proper submission procedures gets easier with
practice, and ensures that your manuscript will get a serious
look. Take the time to give each editor exactly what she wants,
and she’ll give your work closer consideration.
Note:
For much more information on writing cover letters, query
letters and book proposals, see Author to Editor: Query Letter
Secrets of the Pros, edited by Linda Arms White. It includes
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picture books to young adult nonfiction. Go to
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Women's Study
There is a new study out about women. I thought these results
were pretty interesting.
85% of women think their ass has grown too big since getting married..
10% of women think their ass is just as big as it was when they got married..
The other 5% say that they don't care, they love him and would have married him anyway.
The Female Stages of Life
Favorite
drink:
Age 17: Wine Coolers
Age 25: White wine
Age 35: Red wine
Age 48: Dom Perignon
Age 66: Shot of Jack with an Ensure chaser
Excuses
for refusing dates:
17: Need to wash my hair
25: Need to wash and condition my hair
35: Need to colour my hair
48: Need to have Francois color my hair
66: Need to have Francois color my wig
Favorite
sport:
17: Shopping
25: Shopping
35: Shopping
48: Shopping
66: Shopping
Definition
of successful date:
17: "Burger King"
25: "Free meal"
35: "A diamond"
48: "A bigger diamond"
66: "Home Alone"
Favorite
fantasy:
17: tall, dark and handsome
25: tall, dark and handsome with money
35: tall, dark and handsome with money and a brain
48: a man with hair (preferably not on back)
66: a man
Pet:
17: Muffy the cat
25: Unemployed boyfriend and Muffy the Cat
35: Irish setter and Muffy the Cat
48: Children from his first marriage and Muffy the Cat
66: Retired husband dabbles in taxidermy, stuffs Muffy the Cat
Ideal
age for marriage:
17: 17
25: 25
35: 35
48: 48
66: 66
Ideal
date:
17: He offers to pay
25: He pays
35: He cooks breakfast the next morning
48: He cooks breakfast the next morning for the kids
66: He can chew breakfast
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Quick Quotes
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Reading
a book is like re-writing it for yourself. You bring to
a novel, anything you read, all your experience of the world.
You bring your history and you read it in your own terms.
Angela Carter
There are many little ways to enlarge your child's world. Love
of books is the best of all.
Jacqueline Kennedy
It is better to read a little and ponder a lot than to read a lot
and ponder a little.
Denis Parsons Burkitt
Everyone probably thinks that I'm a raving nymphomaniac,
that I have an insatiable sexual appetite, when the truth is
I'd rather read a book.
Madonna (1991)
A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and
nobody wants to read.
Mark Twain
A truly great book should be read in youth, again in maturity
and once more in old age, as a fine building should be seen
by morning light, at noon and by moonlight.
Robertson Davies
So please, oh PLEASE, we beg, we pray, Go throw your TV set away,
And in its place you can install, A lovely bookshelf on the wall.
Roald Dahl, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
TV. If kids are entertained by two letters, imagine the fun they'll
have with twenty-six. Open your child's imagination. Open a book.
Author Unknown
Medicine for the soul.
Inscription over the door of the Library at Thebes
Wear
the old coat and buy the new book.
Austin Phelps
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Sites
Worth A Visit
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Embroidery Designs
http://needlecrafter.com/patterns.html
Lots of lovely no cost embroidery designs.
Magazine Cover
http://bighugelabs.com/magazine.php
Create
a magazine cover using one of your digital photographs.
You can have lots of fun with this. Put your home or child or parents
on a magazine cover and print it out.
Fourth Of July At Martha Stewart.com
http://www.marthastewart.com/fourth-of-july
Martha
does the fourth of July beautifully as always.
Crafts, decorations, recipes, traditions and activities
for children.
Sharpie Basement
http://www.heraldleaderphoto.com/2008/09/18/man-decorates-basement-with-10-worth-of-sharpie/
See
how one man decorated his basement with a few dollars worth of
Sharpie pens.
River Cottage
http://www.channel4.com/food/on-tv/river-cottage/
Immerse
yourself in all things at River Cottage with
the wonderful Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall. Recipes and
links to watch the tv programmes online.
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That's all for this month.
Have a very jolly July.
Colleen
editor@allthatwomenwant.com
http://www.allthatwomenwant.com
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