Q:Why each thing is important? Thanks!

I okorder You can also go to forums written from specific regions in the US (such as; Southwestern Gardening or Ohio Valley Gardening) and International (such as; Canadian Gardening or Tropical Zone Gardening). There are also basic gardening forums (such as: Forums for Beginner Gardeners (flowers, landscaping, vegetables, etc) and Forums for General Gardening (Cottage Gardening, Garden

Q:.Sorry, but I cannot remember the exact name of this software program, but is by Broderbund, and it is a 3D program that lets you decorate and remodel your house. My question is =has anyone used this program, and do you like it, is it easy to use, worth the cost, etc, and if not= what program would you suggest?

Low-Cost okorder /

Q:Does anyone know of some good beauty tips, using common items found around the house?im looking for things to improve hair, nails, skin etc..

Coconut oil for hair and clear skin

Q:was on cover of better homes and garden magazine some 3 or 4 years back. This receipe was made with fresh strawberries, straw liquor, cake flour also it was topped with fresh strawberry garnish and shaved choc and coconut I'm pretty sure. Any on that could help me please do so. This cake was a huge favorite. I want to make it for a lady's 90th birthday by her request

This one is particularly wealthy tasting, yet no longer very fattening. My friends are surprised at how solid it tastes. warm Fudge Pudding Cake in the course of the baking a cake layer varieties on precise and a wealthy chocolate sauce seems on bottom. Serve with vanilla ice cream or whip cream. a million cup Bisquick or biscuit/pancake mix a million cup sugar 3 tablspoons plus a million/3 cup of unsweetened cocoa powder a million/2 cup milk a million tp vanilla a million 2/3 cup warm water Powdered sugar (optionally accessible) mix bisquick, a million/2 cup sugar and three tbs cocoa in a greased 8 inch sq. baking dish. Stir in milk and vanilla until eventually properly mixed. Sprinkle frivolously with very last a million/3 cup cocoa and a million/2 cup sugar. Pour on water. Bake in preheated 350 F oven for 40 minutes or until eventually precise is agency. airborne dirt and dust with powdered sugar. Serve instantly in bowl with sauce spooned over cake. Make 6 servings.

Q:I am beginning my own business and need a good company name. I am selling a vast variety of products such as candles like jar candles, home baked candles, table top tree tea light candles, lanterns with candles, etc., home decor such as wall candles and their fixtures, lawn and garden decor such as wind chimes, fountains, small statues, and swing sets, all different styles of jewelry, some bath and body items such as hand soaps and body lotions, and other small home and office decor. So I am looking for suggestions for a good company name so I can place them on business cards.

How about these names: Everyone's Treasure , Not Just Stuff or the name of the antique store on the TV show Ghost Whisper Same As it Never Was.

Q:Neat idea. No risk of theft, tampering, or weather damage.

Absolutely... Indoor gardening is gaining popularity quickly in urban areas. I live in an apartment (around 750 sq feet, 2 level, north facing (no sun really).. I grow 6 of each, tomatoes, basil, beans, peppers (jalepeno this time) and 2 brussels sprouts.. I think that this season I am going to push it a step further and try to put a small fruit tree in the grow area too. All you need is light, water, and the correct temperature/humidty.. more often than not, if the house/apartment is comfortable for you, it will also be for your plants... but yea, if you want to start an indoor garden, email me and I will tell you what you need to get started! Also, there are ways around the lack of sunny spots, and pests.. you just have to be willing to invest a little time and money.

Q:Do the plants get enough sunlight or are there just certain plants in a walled garden?

The gardens are enclosed either with a wall or fencing, since most housing is the adjoined type, with a town house floor plan. There are separations between every back yard with wooden fencing from my observations. The front have walks to the street. Plants are often changed about after seeing how the shade falls during the day. Or if one gets too much rain or lack of sun. Like most gardeners, they learn from trial and error. If it is healthy, leave it, is the rule.

Q:When I'm older, this is the kind of lifestyle I want to live (food wise) with this being mainly what I eat.I'm sure my other family members would eat from other sources besides what we would have there, but if not, could a large garden and hen coop of say 6 hens keep a family of 4 full every day? (I've never had a garden before but am definitely going to in the future, insight please.)

Well sure... our ancient ancestors had to do this. Hard to know what sort of land you'd need. You'd have to grow some root crops like potatoes, beets - stuff that keeps for a LONG time. And you'd have to dig a root cellar. So there would be a lot of careful calculation in surviving a winter on your garden and chickens alone. We're not used to doing that anymore because of stores and trucked-in food.

Q:i used clearisil for 2 days only on 2 pimples 4 tiny small bumps in my cheeks.the 3rd day i decided to put it all over my face because i had a lot of red and the box said it relieves redness and prevents pimples. then yesterday i woke up with some extra redness in my face so i applied foundation like always. when i got home i noticed my face really red like a sunburn and it hurt during thursday night. now its peeling.can anyone help?

Elizabeth arden recovering lotion! i swear best cream ever. Im like u i use an apricot scrub, because i have really oily skin so i get rid of the oil and dirt scrubbing my face really hard, otherwise my pores get clogged with the grease. my skin also gets really dry after using, so i started using the recoveirng lotion and my skins looks so much better feels and looks, it looks like im wearing a really good foundation all the time but im not (even when i wake up my skin looks flawless).. And no i have no spots, it keeps them away, and has helped my skin being so greasy... its quite expensive but worth it.

Q:I have been staying at home with my daugther for the last 7 months and i have to go back to work to pay the bills, i only have a high school diploma so no college training, i live in mount sinai, NY any advice an good jobs to get around here that will pay good

To some degree, other moms may be a little jealous! Not everyone can afford to be a stay at home mom, and as in your case, afford to be a working mom! The argument is a long standing one, and you'll find rude people that don't have the ability to respect your decision. If it feels right to you, don't worry about other's opinions. Doing the best by your child is the most important. I'm due in November, and am struggling with the same decision. I'm considering part-time to satisfy both needs. You can always make money, but you can't always make up for lost time!