Having difficulties viewing this newsletter? View the online version here. | Weekly Newsletter: July 2010 - Issue # 2 |
| Your Guide to Pioneer Thinking |
 "It is a mistake to look too far ahead. Only one link of the chain of destiny can be handled at a time." ~ Winston Churchill | |
| | How to Make a Handmade Bath Bomb | | | Written by Gen Wright | | Discover the fizzle, fun and wild smells of popping a bath bomb in your tub! | >> read more
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| | Debt Free Living- Dealing With A Tight Budget | | | Written by Jill Cooper | | As a single mother of two, I started my own home business without any capital and paid off $35,000 debt in 5 years on $1,000 a month income. I am often asked what are the top lessons I would give a family or even a single person who is dealing with a tight budget. Here are my top tips for living on a small income. | >> read more
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| | Quick Remedies for Summer Stains | | | Written by Cyd Bus | | Summer stains can easily be removed with these quick home remedies. | >> read more
| | | |  "Blessed are they who see beautiful things in humble places where other people see nothing."
~ Camille Pissarro Shared by: Leanne Gervais >> more quotes >> share your favorite quote: newsletter@pioneerthinking.com | |
| | 7 Sunscreen Myths That Can Ruin Your Skin | | | Written by Naomi Andrews | | "I do not need sunscreen." cannot tell you how many times I have heard women say this. Whether they are bearing their face to the harsh winter wind or lying bare in the sun to get a tan, this is one statement some women just can look beyond. Here are some popular myths about using sunscreen and some real facts behind them... | >> read more
| | | Raspberry Smoothies | | |
| | This recipe takes minutes to prepare, tastes great and is loaded with vitamins and other important nutrients. Yummy! | >> read more
| | | Butterfly Planter | | | Shared by Cynthia Lewis | |  A great way to recycle those common green plastic planters is to spray paint them whatever color you want with acrylic paint. I like to paint mine a flat black, makes the texture look more like clay pottery. I then take a small stencil of a butterfly and paint it onto the planter, I like to use several bright colors. I paint one color then let it dry before I add another color and so on. Once the butterflies are dry, I add the finer details to it with a small brush. I like to paint on a few butterflies around the planter.
You can use any stencil you want to make this craft your own, the possibilities are endless! | |
| |  | IN THIS ISSUE | | How to Make a Handmade Bath Bomb Debt Free Living- Dealing With A Tight Budget Quick Remedies for Summer Stains 7 Sunscreen Myths That Can Ruin Your Skin Raspberry Smoothies Recipe Box: Zucchini Boats Stuffed with Turkey Readers' Tips: Butterfly Planter |  | | FEATURED COLUMNS | | | Nutrition Questions and Answers | | |
| | Q: As long as the activities I do all day add up to at least 30 minutes, does that mean I'm getting enough physical activity? Q: Is cottage cheese a good source of calcium? | >> read more
| | | | Relationship Advice Column | | |
| | - Uphill - Purchasing Power | >> read more
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