Organise your garage sale - a step-by-step checklist

Written by George Grubetic


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- Set up your sale area use tables to lay items out, display clothing hung up; you want to create an area so people can browse and shop in comfort - Get checkout area ready have plenty of change; spare bags; calculator; newspaper (to wrap fragile items); paper & pens Night beforerepparttar sale

- Put up signs - Make some refreshments and have a radio ready to play some soft background music Morning of sale

- Make sure your house is locked up and fully secure don't want to give buyersrepparttar 110325 opportunity to snoop around - Openrepparttar 110326 gates/door to your sale greet all customers with a freindly smile and "hello!"; be prepared to bargain with buyers Right after sale

- Take signs down not only is this courteous torepparttar 110327 environment, but you might incur a fine or penalty if you don't - Count your money and rejoice!

George Grubetic is the webmaster of www.egaragesales.com.au, a website offering tips, hints and resources on how to have successful garage sales.


Using a Can of Beans to Make Your Child Feel Important

Written by Laura Bankston


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Then she went at sat atrepparttar table and beamed. I told her thank you for being such a big help to Mom.

She said, 'I love to be a helper, Mom.'

My heart melted. She was so happy and proud to have made dinner. She was so pleased to play such an important role in making dinner.

And, once again, I was reminded how vital it is to make our kids feel important. It's just as necessary forrepparttar 110324 development of their self-worth asrepparttar 110325 activities we are so careful to include to progress their motor development.

It's more than just a can of green beans - it was playingrepparttar 110326 important role.

Laura Bankston is author of homeschool Cooking with Kids Curriculum: Homeschool Cooking in a Box and the Homeschool Cookbook. She currently home schools her three children, maintains home school support websites, and manages their family-owned service business. For information on her curriculum and free home school support services, please visit her website at http://www.homeschoolcookbook.com


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