Having difficulties viewing this newsletter? View the online version here. | Weekly Newsletter: January 2010 - Issue #2 |
| Your Guide to Pioneer Thinking |
 "If we had no winter, the spring would not be so pleasant: if we did not sometimes taste of adversity, prosperity would not be so welcome. " ~ Anne Bradstreet | |
| | Mix-and-Match Soup: Budget Meal Planning's Secret Weapon | | | Written by: Deborah Taylor-Hough | | The following recipe is not only easy and delicious, it's also a simple way to use up canned, dried, and other easily stored food items in a delicious homemade soup. | >> read more
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| | How to Do Glass Painting | | | Written by: Jeff A. Hardy | | Glass is so beautiful! Paintings too are eyes' delight! When glass and paints are combined, they create amazing works of art. The art of glass painting is becoming popular, especially with those who want to decorate their homes with an artistic touch. In fact, it is not very tough to do. You can create a beautiful painting in a day. | >> read more
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| | 15 Ways to Combat Greasy or Oily Hair | | | Written by: Ginger Malone | | Annoyed with oily hair? Wonder why others have soft and shiny hair? You washed your hair yesterday, is it still oily and greasy? | >> read more
| | Shared Quotes: "If you would marry suitably, marry your equal." ~ Ovid Shared by: Karen McIntyre Share your favorite quote: newsletter@pioneerthinking.com |
| | Kids' Birthday Parties - Top 5 Fun Children's Birthday Ideas | | | Written by: Lesley Mattos | | When planning kids' birthday parties, a single theme that combines decorations and activities can be lots of fun and keep the children entertained (a fun thought for the grownups!). But there's no need to wear yourself out with complicated arrangements before the party's even started: here are 5 children's birthday ideas that will be enjoyable for the kids ... and easy for busy grownups to plan! | >> read more
| | | Raising Herbs From Seed Indoors | | | Written by: Philip Swindells | | Most popular herbs can be easily raised from seed sown indoors during early spring. A greenhouse, although beneficial, is not essential. A sunny window ledge is all that is needed. | >> read more
| | | Musty Trunk Odors | | | Written by: Cynthia Lewis | | Do you have a old trunk that smells musty? The best remedy I have used is to sprinkle 4 cups of kitty litter with 1 cup of my favorite potpourri on a sheet of newspaper placed on the bottom. Leave the litter there for several days. A good 3 days at least. Works great! | | >> read more tips | |  | IN THIS ISSUE | | Mix-and-Match Soup: Budget Meal Planning's Secret Weapon How to Do Glass Painting 15 Ways to Combat Greasy or Oily Hair Kids' Birthday Parties - Top 5 Fun Children's Birthday Ideas Raising Herbs From Seed Indoors Recipe Box: Chicken Mini Meatloaves Readers' Tips: Musty Trunk Odors |  | | FEATURED COLUMNS | | | Nutrition Questions and Answers | | |
| | Q: How do I know how much weight to use for strength training? Q: Is it true that high-fiber diets reduce belly fat? | >> read more
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| | - Exercise Your Body to Keep Your Brain in Shape | >> read more
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