Recently, I contacted a large manufacturing company about
one of their household products: SHOUT®
Laundry Stain Remover. In my letter, I told them how
much I liked SHOUT®
and how well it works to keep our clothes stain-free
through frequent washings.
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The lovely lemon – nature’s all-in-one cure for what ails you.
Lemons add a zing to every meal, a sparkle to every beverage, and
they’ll freshen everything from your head to your toes – and even the
kitchen sink.
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Nothing says “Christmas” quite like a homemade gingerbread house.
Building a gingerbread house for the holidays is a fun activity for the
whole family – the littlest toddler trying hard to keep from eating all
the gumdrops, the artistic teenager, and the amateur architect dad.
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If there are weeks between you and Dec. 25 and you’re already
stressed out, you may be in need of a more down-to-earth Christmas.
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Junk mail: We hate to see our mailboxes full of it, we don’t know
what to do with it, and when it piles up it clutters up our homes and
complicates our lives.
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You don’t have to be Grizzly Adams to give your family the experience
of camping out. If you’re not a regular camper and don’t have a lot of
camping supplies, borrow a tent and some all-weather sleeping bags from
a neighbor or friend and you’ve got an instant backyard camp experience.
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There are alternatives to TV watching. You know it, I know it, but
can you convince the rest of your family that they can live without the
tube?
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Diane Laney Fitzpatrick
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Whether on a campfire, an outdoor fire pit, or your family room
fireplace, roasting chestnuts on an open fire is the way these
delicious nuts were enjoyed in olden times. If open fire
roasting is too "down to earth" for your tastes, you can still
enjoy the crunchy, savory taste of chestnuts by using your oven,
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How
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