New Mom...New Baby...New Debt?

Written by Susan Koiner


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Now that you have decided what to buy, it is time to shop! Once again, think resale! There are many children’s resale stores that carry pre-owned nursery furniture for 50% or more off retail. They usually have several styles to choose from in different price ranges. If you find something you like, they will usually hold it for you (if you were not really prepared to take it home) and some stores may even have lay away plans.

Another great place to buy pre-owned furniture isrepparttar classified ads in your local newspaper. Seller’s usually place ads on Thursday or Friday so they can catchrepparttar 110979 weekend readers. If you find something you are interested in, call quickly! Good furniture does not last long! Make sure you askrepparttar 110980 seller plenty of questions. It is important to know before heading out to look at furniture things likerepparttar 110981 manufacture name,repparttar 110982 age, if they have pets (if you are buying cushioned items and allergies are an issue for your family) andrepparttar 110983 exact color (if it is not adequately described inrepparttar 110984 ad). Asking these questions may be uncomfortable, but they can save you a lot of time and gasoline looking at something you know you will not be interested in. When you do look at pre-owned furniture fromrepparttar 110985 newspaper, take someone with you and know what you are looking at. Arerepparttar 110986 style andrepparttar 110987 manufacturer ofrepparttar 110988 furniture worth whatrepparttar 110989 seller is asking for it? Isrepparttar 110990 furniture reasonably priced for it’s age and condition? With a little knowledge, buying pre-owned nursery furniture can save you BIG money!

Awaitingrepparttar 110991 arrival of your new baby is an exhilarating time! Add torepparttar 110992 excitement by saving money on quality gently worn (and sometimes new) clothing and pre-owned nursery furniture!

Susan Koiner is a SAHM, and former teacher, of three great kids ages seven, four and three. Her family, like many others, struggles with the challenges of "one income" and from this comes her passion for finding creative ways to save money. Susan is also the owner and creator of the online shopping directory www.momsmegamall.com.


Breaking away from white wall paint

Written by Lisa French


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  • Complimentary colors - arerepparttar colors that are directly across from each other onrepparttar 110978 color wheel.
  • Harmonious colors - arerepparttar 110979 colors that are next to each other onrepparttar 110980 color wheel. Like blue and purple.
  • Tints - are colors with white added.
  • Shades - are colors with black added.
  • Saturation - isrepparttar 110981 amount of color used. The more color,repparttar 110982 more vibrant.
  • Color tone - isrepparttar 110983 degree to which it changes.
  • Pastels - use only a hint of color.
  • Lisa French invites you to visit her website http://decorating-country-home.com for more home decorating ideas.

    Lisa French http://www.decorating-country-home.com


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