Celebrate The Moment With A Special Housewarming GiftWritten by desmond ong
Ah, moment finally comes. Your best friend, relative or even co-worker finally moves into their own home. It is a time for celebration. A time for happiness. A time for… housewarming gifts! Shopping for just right housewarming gift can be a challenging task. Many people plan to redecorate completely when moving into a new home, and so what was once their “style” may not be for long! In addition, there will be many people who will be giving new homeowner a housewarming gift, and you won’t want to duplicate their gifts! But don’t worry, there are plenty of unique, original ideas that you can use for housewarming gifts. Let’s look at a few of them below. What’s first thing that a person sees when entering person’s new house? They will stand outside door—which offers a plethora of housewarming gift ideas. First of all, mat that they stand on can either be an ordinary store-bought one, or someone (you!) could give them a custom made mat complete with their family name. In addition, doorknocker on front door can be customized with a family name, or favorite saying. Want more ideas? How about a planter specialized just for your housewarming gift recipient? Do they have a standard mailbox? Why not buy them a personalize one that will match their personality? Finally, you can find some beautiful and unique house numbers that they can attach to their home to give it a custom look. Once inside door, a guest to new home will be faced with a lot of décor. Wouldn’t it be unique and charming if, in entrance hallway, was a sketch of house itself? You can hire a local artist to sketch house in black and white, and then frame it with a wood that matches rest of their interior and décor. A customized throw is another great housewarming gift idea. You can personalize it with their name, a bible verse, or a family “motto”. Be sure to find out color décor before ordering throw so it will blend nicely into atmosphere.
| | Financially Stable Kids – Prepared for CollegeWritten by Robb Ksiazek
We are all familiar with stories that most students have when they finally get through those last days of college. Their financial states are in ruins, with accumulated credit card debt along with student loans. Grants and scholarships are indeed blessings, but reality is that students cannot possibly survive on financial aid alone. Most parents would love to send their kids to school. Unfortunately, many parents just do not have funds necessary to pay for tuition, books, housing, and all hidden costs that come with college. This does not mean your kids should stay away from college. It simply means that financial planning starts now. There are some basic strategies to follow in order to be in best shape possible after college. The learning starts before college, rewards will come after. |
