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  • College Students: Get Organized Now To Nab An Internship
    College students need to start early to find an internship that will help them learn about their field of interest, as well as business in general. This article outlines the steps and some resources they can use to find the right opportunity for them!
    Published 09Sep2011, viewed 56 times
  • Stress-Free Back To College Plan
    As the Summer winds down, it's time to focus on getting back to school. We've put together a small list, just 5 things, that can make a huge impact when getting organized to get back to college!
    Published 01Sep2011, viewed 66 times
  • Seven Strategies For Organizing Small Spaces
    When living with a small space, it's easy for it to get cluttered fast! The seven strategies listed will help get any small space organized.
    Published 21Aug2011, viewed 48 times
  • Five Steps To An Organized Closet
    These five easy steps will help you organize your messy closet into a neat and manageable closet!
    Published 12Sep2011, viewed 74 times
  • Back-to-Basics Birthdays
    Instead of going overboard for a kids' birthday party, get back to the basics. The kids will have just as much fun and it will be much easier on your to get the party ready and easier on your finances!
    Published 12Aug2011, viewed 69 times
  • Right-Sizing A Home Improvement Project
    If you are like the rest of us, a home improvement project is just around the corner! This article has some helpful tips to keep you on budget, on track and sane during your project!
    Published 23Aug2011, viewed 77 times
  • New Year's Resolutions - In June?
    With half the year already gone, it's a great time to do a reality check on our New Year Resolutions and make any necessary changes to get back on track. This article lists 5 steps to get back into the swing of accomplishing your goals.
    Published 18Jul2011, viewed 62 times
  • Is It Ever Okay To Say No To Bridesmaid Requests?
    You've been asked to be a bridesmaid! Of course it's an honor and it's exciting, but it's also expensive and time-consuming. Is it ever ok to say no to some or all of the duties? What's a maid to do?
    Published 30Jun2011, viewed 121 times
  • Just Say No To An Over-Programmed Summer
    Are you getting over-programmed this summer with your kids? Take a step back and follow these tips to help make your summer more enjoyable for your family.
    Published 27Jun2011, viewed 90 times
  • 20 Tips For Yard Sale Success
    When de-cluttering it's nice to know that some of your possessions may reap you some cash at a Yard Sale. But to really make your sale effective, follow these tips!
    Published 12Jul2011, viewed 76 times
  • Put The Mom Back In Mother's Day
    Mother's Day is a special day for honoring mom - but are you really? Take a look at alternative 'gifts' for the modern mom!
    Published 12May2011, viewed 85 times
  • 23 Ways To Work Smarter In 15 Minutes Or Less
    Too much to do and most of your time is already committed? Well, here are some ideas of things you need to do that can be done in those small increments of unscheduled time.
    Published 27Jun2011, viewed 99 times
  • Get Ahead Of Summer Chaos Now
    It's never too early to think about Summer - vacations, kids at camp, weekends, etc.
    Published 30Apr2011, viewed 98 times
  • 5 Tax Tips
    Need a little help with your taxes this year? We turned to experts to come up with these 5 tax tips!
    Published 10Apr2011, viewed 125 times
  • Organized Photos By March 15
    We all have piles of photos or worse yet, photos still in a camera or memory stick! Here are steps to take to get your photos organized by March 15th!
    Published 16Mar2011, viewed 91 times
  • Ten Tips For Delegating
    We all need help, but sometimes are not sure how to go about asking for help! Here are tips to get you started!
    Published 26May2011, viewed 77 times
  • Why It's OK to Take A Pass on Valentine's Day
    Valentine's Day is pricy and pressure-packed. Single? It can make you feel like an outcast. Newly together? It's a damned if you do and damned if you don't situation. Married? Inevitably one partner feels forgotten while the other feels obligated.
    Published 12Feb2011, viewed 48 times
  • One Stop Health Organization
    Take a moment now for you and organize a few visits that will safeguard your own well being as well as your family.
    Published 06Apr2011, viewed 163 times
  • Reboot Your Meal Planning
    And having one month's worth of recipes and shopping lists at the ready will keep you on track for much longer.
    Published 06Apr2011, viewed 139 times
  • Why Did I Say Yes? How To Unleash Your Inner 2-Year Old
    Sometimes it seems like all you are saying is yes when really what you should be screaming from the hilltops is NO! That's right, the 2-year-old has it all over you. That toddler knows the power of no while you're still sitting there saying yes to everything and not having enough time to do the things you really need and want to do.
    Published 06Apr2011, viewed 82 times
  • Unresolutions - Let Go of Those You Know You Won't Keep
    It doesn't make any sense to set yourself up for disappointment, so take a long, hard look at the list and ask yourself some serious questions. What do I really want for myself this year?
    Published 07Mar2011, viewed 102 times
  • Find An Organizing Buddy For The New Year
    It's likely that someone popped the question this season. No, not the "will you marry me?" question, but the "what is your resolution?" one. Finding more time to work out, losing those last five pounds, spending more quality time with the kids all top the list, but one of the most popular New Year's resolutions is to get more organized.
    Published 30Jan2011, viewed 109 times
  • A Plan For December 26th
    December 26th is a reckoning of sorts. If there was ever a day that should be named a national organizing holiday, it's the day after Christmas. You don't need to be anywhere and your living room is bursting with new items, bits of wrapping paper, and a few stray bows that made their way under the couch.
    Published 29Jan2011, viewed 103 times
  • The Trick To Avoiding Unwanted Holiday Pounds: Get Organized
    It's the mother of all hangovers - the holiday weight gain. The average person gains between 2-5 pounds over the holiday season, so while it's may not shock you to learn on January 2rd that you've creeped up a bit, it's definitely disheartening. It's so hard to resist the cookies and cakes and extra helpings of mashed potatoes…and it's only once a year, right?
    Published 29Jan2011, viewed 190 times
  • Get Organized and Record Family Memories
    Whether your piles are real or electronic, it can be overwhelming when there are so many. Where to start? How to get organized? Sure, it can be a bit mind-boggling, but don't give up! With just a little time and energy, you can get your photos in shipshape and actually enjoy them (and have some free space next time you're ready for a Kodak moment!).
    Published 11Dec2010, viewed 136 times
  • Tips for Getting Organized in the Car Pool Lane: 10 Things To Do in 5 Minutes or Less
    Do you fall victim to the car pool "hurry up and wait" syndrome? If you are the one on carpool duty, why not take advantage of that "free" time spent waiting in line when you can't do anything else anyway? Next time you grab your keys to pick up the kids, get organized and take along a notebook, pen, and maybe even your checkbook and get a few things crossed off your list before you even utter the words, "How was your day?"
    Published 06Dec2010, viewed 155 times
  • Organize Yourself to Get Holiday Cards Out On Time
    will keep you from freaking out once December rolls around. We're not saying that you need to actually mail the cards now, but taking a few steps to get yourself ready will definitely save you some time, and a headache, later.
    Published 27Nov2010, viewed 112 times
  • Organize Your Weeknight Meals
    If you're working full time, it's easy to let yourself off the hook, but it's not that hard to prepare a simple, healthy, and inexpensive meal for your family.
    Published 27Nov2010, viewed 133 times
  • Organizing After A Loved One Passes Away
    The passing of a loved one is one of the most difficult transitions of anyone's life. The double whammy of the demands and pressures of planning for a funeral and disposing of the home and possessions just about knocks out most people. While you can never plan for the emotional response from a death, you can ease some of the anxiety by taking a few steps to help organize and execute plans once someone has passed.
    Published 31Oct2010, viewed 212 times
  • New School Year. New Schedules. Get Them Organized!
    Is there anything better than the sight of that school bus after a long summer? A new school year is a blessing, but just when you thought things were working out bam! it's also a bit of curse. Suddenly, after several months of lackadaisical schedules and weakened rules, kids are put right back in the middle of the action. The question is how do you go from lazy summer days to a productive school year without the battle cries?
    Published 16Oct2010, viewed 113 times
  • Get Organized for the New School Year: Time to Make New Resolutions
    There's something about September that inspires the resolution maker in us. Maybe it's the new pencils and shiny new shoes we always got at the end of August, but September seems like a great time of the year to start fresh. The laid-back summer months gave you some time to recharge, so why not be like a kid again and start your year off in September?
    Published 01Oct2010, viewed 112 times
  • Get Organized at Work
    Clutter not only makes us feel stressed, but it makes us less efficient. When someone asks you to send them the Word document containing last week's meeting notes, does it take you a little too long to put your fingers on it? Set a new plan in motion for tackling clutter before it makes a mountain out of your desk.
    Published 24Sep2010, viewed 125 times
  • Getting Organized for an Amazing Anniversary
    What once began as just the two of you is now a house, two cars, a dog, two kids, and countless bills to pay and chores to do. It's hard to keep everything running smoothly, but it's relatively easy to lose sight of why you chose that person in the first place. That's why anniversaries are so important.
    Published 17Oct2010, viewed 105 times
  • Simple Ideas to Get Organized for Travel
    Whether you're packing the car or boarding the plane, travel planning requires some dotting of i's and crossing of t's. You'll never be able to control the long line at airport security, but if you follow some general guidelines, you will be able to get organzied and shape your next trip.
    Published 10Sep2010, viewed 136 times
  • Zapping Kitchen Clutter
    Do the math. We eat three meals a day, 365 days of the year, and that's not even counting dessert or snacks. Unless you're like Oprah and employ a personal chef, that all adds up to a lot of time spent in the kitchen. It's no wonder that most people count the kitchen as the nerve center of their home.
    Published 02Nov2010, viewed 116 times
  • Organizing Your Aging Parents
    There comes a time in all of our lives when the roles reverse. Suddenly, we are no longer the child and the parenting skills we've so carefully honed with our own kids now need to be turned toward our aging parents. These tips will help you focus on the important issues of organizing an aging parent.
    Published 26Oct2010, viewed 151 times
  • You're Getting A Divorce...Reorganize Your Life
    Getting a divorce can be one of the most difficult periods in anyone's life. These tips will help YOU to be ready at least financially if you are going through a divorce!
    Published 26Aug2010, viewed 118 times
  • Put Yourself On Your To Do List
    Does your to do list look like a laundry list of chores and errands for everyone but you? Put yourself on your to do list and see the change!
    Published 28Sep2010, viewed 111 times
  • Organizing Your Cyber Life
    Remember when we were promised that the digital world was going to turn our worlds upside down, making them so much more efficient and easy? It still can be - here are some tips for you to follow.
    Published 24Aug2010, viewed 145 times
  • How To Get Organized For A New Pet
    How much is that doggy in the window? Or better yet, how much is it going to change your life? Whether you are single in the city or married with kids in the 'burbs, adding a pet to your family is a major decision that goes way beyond their adorable furry faces and slobbery kisses.
    Published 25Jul2010, viewed 170 times
  • Summer is Here. Organize Your Kids and Activities
    Memorial Day Weekend marks the symbolic, if not official, start of summer and it's finally here! After a long, crazy winter filled with snow, sleet, ice, and rain, everybody is ready to haul out the flip-flops and blow up the inflatable pool.
    Published 10Jul2010, viewed 160 times
  • Getting Organized For Father's Day
    Fathers are special for a variety of reasons. Some are the strong and silent type, while others greet you with bear hugs at every chance. Some Dads are the ones who will play endless games of catch in the backyard, while others prefer to show their affection while teaching you to master parallel parking.
    Published 24Jun2010, viewed 64 times
  • Ten Organizing Tools We Can't Live Without
    What could you live without? Some people can't imagine a world without their shoe and handbag collections. Others simply could not part with old records. Not us. Sure, we like our sandals and our Sinatra as much as any other gal, but it's the tools that make our lives run smoother that really get our hearts pumping.
    Published 18Jun2010, viewed 148 times
  • Get Organized to Celebrate all of the Important Moms in Your Life
    There is a reason why people who get a 30-second spot on television often hold up a sign saying "Hi Mom!" Nobody makes you feel better than your own mother. She has been through it all. She was there with a Spiderman band-aid and a kiss when you scraped your knee, she was there when your first crush broke your heart, and she was there cheering the loudest when you won state championships, got your driver's license, and your high school diploma.
    Published 07May2010, viewed 128 times
  • Effective Toy Wrangling
    If the title of this article caught your attention, it's likely that you have stubbed a toe on a Lego or tripped over a wayward doll one too many times. It is the bane of any parent's existence. Once kids enter the equation, white couches, glass coffee tables, and soothing clutter-free rooms get swapped
    Published 31May2010, viewed 163 times
  • What You Don't Need to Organize When You Are Expecting
    As soon as that cute little baby bump makes its appearance, the unsolicited advice rears its ugly head. From your best friend to your mother-in-law to a complete stranger in the check-out line, everyone seems to have an opinion when it comes to your growing belly and how you'll deal with it all.
    Published 31May2010, viewed 119 times
  • Focus on the Important Things on Your List
    Whether you keep a running tally in your head, scratch out ideas on bits of paper, or itemize tasks in a notebook, we all wrestle with our to-do lists. We live in a world where we are constantly bombarded with interruptions, yet we are always reminded of what we could be or should be doing.
    Published 30May2010, viewed 109 times
  • Organizing To Go Green
    It seems like everybody is talking about going green these days. Whether you turn on Oprah, flip open your favorite magazine, or eavesdrop at your local coffee house, everyone seems to be in on the green revolution. There are so many different ways to incorporate environmentally friendly practices into your family's daily life.
    Published 29Apr2010, viewed 167 times
  • Organize Your Life for Home Ownership
    Congratulations! You've finally found the one. Tall, dark, handsome...no, wait a minute. This one is more of the white picket fence and center hall variety - a house and it's yours! No more virtual tours, open houses, and calls from your realtor proclaiming "I've found it!"
    Published 05May2010, viewed 129 times
  • The 80/20 Wedding
    Life is hectic. But when you throw a major life event like a wedding in the mix, it can get downright nutty. The logical question for practical and busy people is: how can I plan for a memorable wedding without it becoming all consuming? At Buttoned Up, we are huge believers in applying the 80/20 rule to event planning.
    Published 06Apr2010, viewed 128 times
  • Host An Easter Dinner Without Losing Your Mind
    Spring is here. It's time for daffodils to pop, lilac bushes to bloom, little girls to put on their finest dresses, and a bunny bearing eggs to visit. It is also a time to gather with family and friends to celebrate Easter more formally with a sit-down dinner.
    Published 18Mar2010, viewed 154 times
  • Avoid The April 15th Mad Dash with This Tax Prep Schedule
    In six short weeks, whether you like it or not, your tax return is due. There's no reason tax time has to be a stressful flurry of last-minute preparations capped off with a sprint to the post office (or accountant). If you take a few little steps each week, you'll be pleasantly surprised at how much easier it all comes together on April 15th.
    Published 15Mar2010, viewed 122 times
  • Get Your House Organized for Passover
    March 29, 2010 marks the beginning of Passover. If you are Jewish, it is week when family and community come together to celebrate the Exodus. The hallmark of this observance is the removal of all leaven from the home, which commemorates the fact that the Jews leaving Egypt were in a hurry, and did not have time to let their bread rise. It is also a symbolic way to remove the "puffiness," or arrogance and pride, from the soul.
    Published 15Mar2010, viewed 169 times
  • Taking Baby Steps to Losing Weight
    The first three letters in the word diet are D-I-E. Unappealing as that may be, losing weight is the second most popular New Year's resolution year-in and year-out. We think it's safe to assume that a big reason it tops lists year after year is because seventy five percent of people throw up their hands in defeat after a month or two of making their resolutions.
    Published 25Feb2010, viewed 156 times
  • Taking Baby Steps to Getting Organized
    Creating room to breathe is a crucial step to living a more organized life. De-cluttering and getting organized is also usually one of the top three New Year's resolutions each year. It's too bad that so many people give up before they've really made much progress on this front. The key: baby steps.
    Published 24Feb2010, viewed 155 times
  • A New Routine for Saving Time, Money and Sanity in 2010
    Well, online grocery shopping is finally coming into its own. By simply purchasing non-perishables online, rather than in stores, you will not only minimize the time you spend, but you will most likely save money at the same time. What's not to like about that?
    Published 04Feb2010, viewed 195 times
  • The Year of Baby Steps
    With years and years of abandoned lists to learn from, it's time to come up with a new strategy. Let's make 2010 the year of the baby step - and beat those dismal New Year's Resolution odds.
    Published 11Jan2010, viewed 115 times
  • The Buttoned Up Way: Get More Organized By Doing Less by Using the 80/20 Rule!
    For most of us, the thought of 'getting organized' can be a bit overwhelming. Where should I start? What needs to be done? What does being organized really mean anyway? In the face of an endless list of tasks, many of us end up paralyzed by organizational anxiety — overloaded before we even begin! But in reality, you don't need to do it all, just the small percentage of things that really matter.
    Published 21Jan2010, viewed 109 times
  • Use Travel Time to Organize. It Works!
    I have spent a lot of time often weekly on planes and have learned to make the most of it. Why is this important? What does it have to do with organizing?
    Published 21Jan2010, viewed 161 times
  • Good Ideas to Get Kids Moving
    It can be tough to think of fun things to do to get out and about as the days get colder and/or darker. If you're finding that the DVD, TV, or computer (or all three) is working overtime to entertain your kids, here are some ideas to get everyone moving. If you're not at home during the day, share some of these ideas with caregivers.
    Published 04Nov2009, viewed 164 times
  • Organizing for Stress-Less Holiday Travel
    The holidays are upon us, which means tens of millions of Americans will soon be taking to the skies, rails and roads. An estimated 41 million people took a trip last Thanksgiving. With airfare costs expected to be down we may see up to 50 million people traveling this holiday season. If you're planning on being one of them, you can avoid the stress and headaches by organizing your travel plans now - before the big crunch.
    Published 30Oct2009, viewed 153 times
  • Organizing a Few Things for a Spooktacular Halloween!
    Don't let Halloween sneak up on you without doing anything to set the stage. You can organize few simple things with minimum effort to create a spooktacular evening. Below are ten ideas to get you started.
    Published 23Oct2009, viewed 109 times
  • Unleash Your Inner Rocky: Get Organized to Achieve Your Goals
    As the leaves turn to golden hues, the temperature drops a degree or two, and you get settled back into regular routines, it is the perfect time to revisit some of those goals you set back in January. Have you gotten caught up in the daily grind and let them fall by the wayside? If so, don't beat yourself up. We all have good intentions, and we know as well as anybody else that sticking to the goals we set for ourselves is hard to do.
    Published 14Oct2009, viewed 153 times
  • Organize for an Emergency: 5 Tips To Get Your Home Insurance Buttoned Up!
    Homeowner's insurance or renter's insurance is a necessity; it covers you for unexpected occurrences ranging from robberies to fires. However, when it comes to assessing whether or not you have adequate coverage, the devil is in the details. For example, did you know that the majority of these plans do not cover floods or earthquakes or that some cover fire damage but not wildfire damage?
    Published 08Oct2009, viewed 157 times
  • Get Prepared: How to Ensure You Have What You Need in an Emergency
    Why is that that the only time we think to get prepared is when disaster is breathing down our necks? So often we hear about hurricanes, fires or other disasters and think, 'I should really put a few things together in case of an emergency,' but never actually get around to doing anything about it.
    Published 01Oct2009, viewed 155 times
  • Fall Tag Sale
    Shifting wardrobes from spring and summer to fall and winter clothes is the perfect opportunity to streamline. As a general rule of thumb, we wear a very small percentage of the clothes we have in our closets, some people put the figure as low as 10-20%. So as you swap out filmy fabrics for thicker ones, take a long, hard look at the clothes you have and ask yourself: "do I actually wear this?"
    Published 25Sep2009, viewed 172 times
  • September is Emergency Preparedness Month!
    Why is that that the only time we think to get prepared is when disaster is breathing down our necks? So often we hear about hurricanes, fires or other disasters and think, 'I should really put a few things together in case of an emergency,' but never actually get around to doing anything about it. It's a universal problem driven by two things.
    Published 16Sep2009, viewed 132 times
  • Back To School Is Safety Time For Kids
    Getting your young children ready to go back to school shouldn't stop with school supplies. You also should be thinking about getting their health and safety organized. It may not be something that you want to think about, but a little bit of preparation can make all the difference. We urge you to take a few minutes this week and make a plan.
    Published 16Sep2009, viewed 146 times
  • Happy Howl-O-Ween for Pets
    Pets have become more than just companions; they are a part of the family. In fact more and more pet owners are taking the love for their pet to the next level and dressing them up for Halloween. This practice is fun and adorable but it's also important to think about your pet's safety to protect them from things that go bump in the night.
    Published 16Sep2009, viewed 214 times
  • How Getting Buttoned Up Can Help You Lose Weight
    Year after year in city after city, weight loss tops the charts on New Year's resolutions. But by the 3rd or 4th month of the year, most of us have fallen off the weight loss wagon. Why? When unexpected events and stresses put pressure on our already time-compressed schedules, diet and exercise are 1st to go. But with a few organizational tricks you can avoid these pitfalls and get back on track for swimsuit weather!
    Published 10Sep2009, viewed 329 times
  • Overcoming Information Overload
    In this age of information, overload is a universal concern. According to a study done by UC Berkley professors and their students, each year, 250 megabytes of new data is generated for every man, woman and child on earth. That's enough information generated to fill roughly 30 FEET of books per person per year.
    Published 02Sep2009, viewed 186 times
  • Smart School Habits
    The new school year is both an exciting and challenging time for all families. Although this month will bring about a new and perhaps unfamiliar set of activities, experiences, and bedtimes, one thing is for certain; your kids will be receiving homework. To ensure the upcoming assignments don't overwhelm you and your children, consider now to be the best time to get your family on track and organized by creating a homework schedule.
    Published 27Aug2009, viewed 175 times
  • Get Your Closets Buttoned Up
    Feeling like an organizational failure because your clothes and shoes aren't color coded and perfectly aligned is a total waste of energy. With that said, there are times when you simply need a catalyst, a major 'event' that will help you get over your organizational 'hump' sort of like a shot in the arm. And in that case, almost nothing comes close to the instant gratification that comes with tackling a closet bursting at the seams with stuff.
    Published 26Aug2009, viewed 173 times
  • Ditch Digital Clutter
    Who says clutter is a problem reserved for physical spaces like the hallway closet or your desk? Although it's not as physically imposing as actual clutter, virtual clutter can wreak havoc on your ability to get things done. Whether it's the documents that pile up on your desk or the emails that date back a decade, digital clutter makes it harder to interact with the basic functionality of your computer or worse, slow it down dramatically.
    Published 20Aug2009, viewed 211 times
  • To Your Health! How To Organize Your Medical Records
    How many times have you shown up to a doctor's appointment and been handed a stack of multi-colored double sided forms to fill out? You scan the information and realize that you don't necessarily remember when you had your tonsils out as a child or the name of the medicine that caused you to break out in hives five years ago. Having complete and accurate records for everyone in your family is not just a nice thing to have, it's essential.
    Published 20Aug2009, viewed 261 times
  • Organizing a Slumber Party with Your Sanity Intact!
    Slumber parties are a right of passage for pre-teens. What could be better than hanging out with a group of your best friends, sleeping bags on the floor, having pillow fights, staying up late playing with the "Ouija" board, and prank calling the local pizza shop? But for parents, sleepovers are another story altogether. But the more you're prepared, the less stressful it will be.
    Published 19Aug2009, viewed 167 times
  • Finding Time for Exercising
    It's getting to be about that time. The time when the gym starts getting a little father away. The time when that cookie starts looking a little more appetizing. The time when it's too cold/warm/rainy/sunny/light/dark to do any exercise. Yep it's a month or so from that New Year's Resolution, the passion has faded. If you haven't fallen completely off the exercise wagon, then at least the ride has started to get bumpy.
    Published 10Aug2009, viewed 178 times
  • Five Ideas for Hosting an Eco Chic Wedding
    Automobile carbon emissions are huge pollution problems; if you have 100 guests commuting from the ceremony to the reception, multiply by the estimated 2.1 million US weddings a year and think of the Billions of extra miles driven. If you're interested in hosting an eco-friendly wedding, start by hosting the ceremony and reception in the same venue. Green weddings are a huge trend so here are five ideas for hosting a more eco-chic wedding:
    Published 04Aug2009, viewed 215 times
  • 10 End of Summer Activities
    With no school to fill youngsters' last few weeks or days of summer, it's up to parents to figure out how to keep them busy and out of trouble. Start planning now to stretch their creativity muscles with fun activities.
    Published 31Jul2009, viewed 228 times
  • Preparing Parents and Incoming Freshmen for College
    There's nothing quite like college. There are so many things to look forward to: football games, debates, parties and a new found liberation that comes with fleeing the nest. While all of these experiences are exciting, they can also be anxiety-inducing for both parents and incoming freshmen. As the fall semester nears, establish some common ground between you and your freshman-to-be to make the transition easy and successful for everyone.
    Published 30Jul2009, viewed 144 times
  • Five Alternative Ways to Beat the Summer Heat
    Families need to enjoy the summer heat before the cold, dreary winter returns and while playing in the sprinklers can be a good time, there are some options to stay cool that are a little more out of the box.
    Published 22Jul2009, viewed 202 times

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