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Today's Featured PostBy Mina
I recently sent an email to someone and the intent of what I was trying to say was 100% misunderstood. I re-read my email and couldn't see anything wrong with it. I read the answer I received and it left me with a "huh?" feeling. So what happened?
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By 15mhhm15
This month I have received another magazine addressed to me that I did not order. After browsing these magazines, you can recycle them by creating lots of fall and Halloween cards with the pages inside - the possibilities are endless.
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Baskets to Store Dirty Kitchen Towels and Sponges
By tiffanytallent1981
I like to wash some items separately from others. This includes all of my kitchen hand towels, dish sponges, dust cloths, and cleaning rags. To keep them from getting mixed in with the other laundry, I store the used towels/sponges beneath my sink in small dollar baskets.
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By littergitter
I used a 35.3 oz. Nestle Coffee-mate container to apply water proofing sealer to our deck. The container is comfortable to hold and it made the job much easier. After I finished, I put it in the trash.
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By Deborah S.
I took this photo in the butterfly garden. There were so many lovely beautiful, colorful, quiet little beauties in that garden! I must have taken 100 pictures that day. Thru the camera lens I peered and snapped photos and all of a sudden I saw an elephant!
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Blueberry Quinoa Breakfast Bars
By attosa
It seems I'm the only quinoa fan in my family. Sometimes that causes me to have leftover quinoa hanging around. One way to get my family to enjoy some of this high fiber, vitamin-packed grain is to put it into breakfast bars. This recipe uses leftover or freshly cooked quinoa, and makes a great grab-and-go breakfast treat that everyone loves!
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These peanut butter balls are the perfect mixture of sweet and salty.
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Today's QuestionsDetermining the Fee for Cleaning an Apartment ComplexHow do I bid on cleaning an apartment complex? There are 10 buildings and 2 floors. The job will include vacuuming, mopping the laundry room, and cleaning all glass.Repairing a Faded Spot on Linoleum FlooringI've just moved a round bin from the kitchen floor to discover a circle underneath which has faded from dog wee! It's really obvious as it's a faded circle. Can anyone help please?Handcrafted Jewelry Business Name IdeasI'm trying to think of a name for my handcrafted jewelry business. My shop will have raw stone jewelry, dream catchers, and beadloom jewelry. I live in a rural mountain town and was trying to tie that in, but it's not a must. I am looking for something simple, but unique.Repairing a Leaky Steam PressMy steam press is pouring out water instead of steam? Can anybody please advise? Where can you get these repaired?ThriftyFun Contests!This newsletter is powered by you! Below are the active contests on ThriftyFun...
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