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| Weekly Newsletter: August 2010 - Issue # 2 |
| Your Guide to Pioneer Thinking |
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"Remember that children, marriages, and flower gardens reflect the kind of care they get. " ~ H. Jackson Brown Jr. | |
| | Save Money Being Polite | | | Written by Tawra Kellam | | People often ask how I always get such good deals, like the excellent deal I got on my washer and dryer. One of the ways I am able to get better prices on things is just by being nice... | >> read more
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| | Women: Wear Socks to Bed for Better Sleep | | |
| | Do you have trouble sleeping? Researchers in the Netherlands discovered that women who wear socks in bed fall asleep 27% faster than those who sleep barefoot. Apparently warm feet send a signal to the brain saying, "sleep". | >> read more
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| | Decorating with Fashionable Modern Metals | | | Written by Jessica Ackerman | | Decorating with modern metals is once again fashionable and beautiful. | >> read more
| | | |  "No matter what you look like, marry a man your own age. Then as your beauty fades, so will his eyesight."
~ Phyllis Diller
Shared by: Meagan Norlock >> more quotes >> share your favorite quote: newsletter@pioneerthinking.com | |
| | Lip Care - How To Prevent Dry & Chapped Lips? | | | Written by Naomi Andrews | | Your lips are the driest spot on our face or body. While the face is covered with a relatively thick and more protective layer of skin that remains intact and prevents dryness, the lips are virtually naked in comparison and require intensive care and nourishment to remain smooth and moist. | >> read more
| | | Feng Shui Green Garden | | | Written by Sarah Van Arsdale | | Indoor gardening can be as complicated and elaborate as cultivating a garden of orchids, or it can be as simple as putting a single cactus on the coffee table, and any bit of living greenery will bring a new energy into the home... | >> read more
| | | A Permanent Black Dye | | | Shared by Barbara Lee Gates | | If you want an indelible black dye for material, use the juice from the TEXAS BLACK persimmon fruit. The juice out of the fruit is clear light amber like honey, but when it gets on any fabric it will turn it
dark black when it dries on the fabric. | | | |  | IN THIS ISSUE | | Save Money Being Polite Women: Wear Socks to Bed for Better Sleep Decorating With Fashionable Modern Metals Lip Care - How To Prevent Dry & Chapped Lips? Feng Shui Green Garden Recipe Box: Egg and Roasted Red Pepper Wrap Readers' Tips: Natural Black Fabric Dye |  | | FEATURED COLUMNS | | | Nutrition Questions and Answers | | |
| | Q: How do I know which vegetables and fruits are really best when antioxidant scores seem to vary? Q: Is it true that you lose more body fat by exercising in the low-intensity fat-burning zone? | >> read more
| | | | Relationship Advice Column | | |
| | - Leg To Stand On - Irreconcilable Difference | >> read more
| | | | Business Column | | |
| | Downturns Can be Fair Weather for Business Liftoffs | >> read more
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