The site would have to be password protected, with a high level of security. Family and friends should be able to send messages privately and securely, and display photos in picture albums and post notices on bulletin boards. Being family oriented, there should be a way to send e-cards and announcements to acknowledge special occasions (anniversaries, birthdays, etc.) remembered on site. It would be useful to have private chat rooms for everyone to keep current on latest family news. This, indeed, would be a place where memories and family history could be created and preserved.

Would you visit a web site that made it easy and fun to communicate with family and friends and that had no advertising, no pop-ups or pop-under, and no one interfering with your family members? Does such a web site exist?

4. BURN THEM LONG ENOUGH Have you ever seen a three-wick candle that looked like Mickey Mouse? For pillar candles, make sure you burn them for at least one hour for every inch in diameter. Skip this step and you’ll end up burning a tunnel through your candle.

5. EXTINGUISHING THE FLAME To blow out a candle, a candle snuffer works best. If you don’t have a candle snuffer readily available, you can blow out candle by placing an index finger in front of flame and blowing gently. This causes air to surround flame and minimizes splattering of hot wax from wax pool.

6. SAFETY FIRST Keep all lit candles out of reach of children and pets. Never leave a burning candle unattended. And always burn candles in a well-ventilated room.

7. CLEANUP If wax has spilled on carpet best way to remove it is with paper and an iron. Place a paper towel or brown grocery bag over spill. Place a heated iron over paper towel. The heat from iron will cause wax to melt and be absorbed into paper towel.