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The Last #14 Issue
DAVE GUNTON
Match
the markings and sew from the clip to the pin. Perfect every time.
DEVIN WAYNE
DAVIS
Mix enough detergent granules with water to make a paste.
ELIZABETH
HILDRETH
The cost is virtually nil!
ELIZABETH
YOUNG
After that it’s a cinch to slice any thickness you prefer.
JOHN
SCHERTZER
Then you should use one of your
seldom-used little dainty bowls, or a small pretty ash
tray to hold all your pieces of jewelry.
JONAH WINTER
Everyone knows they are hard to clean unless you remove the contents.
The
sophomore editors!
DANIELLE
PAFUNDA
We've made toy abacuses out of them for the children and have used
them as handles for a
jump rope.
JEFFREY
SALANE
To four or five cups of juice I add a
tablespoon of margarine and presto, no foam!
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JOSH
MAY
Afterwards,
I sew up the side-seam and the jeans look great.
MARINA
WILSON
Try a little marjoram in corn bread or when making croutons.
MATT GARTON
After
laundering, use the good parts as padding for homemade scuffs or slippers.
MEGIN JIMENEZ
When done, place it on the pudding pie.
MICHAEL
RUBY
Brush
off what you can and then, depending on the fabric, launder the article
with chlorine bleach or hydrogen peroxide.
NATHAN
PARKER
How about a glass "frog" that's used for flower arrangements,
or put up cup hooks for your brushes.
PAUL
MCCORMICK
When I couldn’t find my tracing wheel to mark pattern lines, I
tried using a dinner fork.
PETER
MARKUS
Never, never over-water a philodendron.
PTIM
CALLAN
Use a spatula to stir, too!
RONALD
PALMER
This
really cuts down on the time involved in letter writing, and, also,
we are sure to hear from everyone once in awhile.
SAM
CHERUBIN
Dampen
washcloths and put them in plastic bags fastened with a twistie.
SARAH
STRICKLEY
This may be used on any vegetable…
SARA
SMITH
Be sure to cut the sandwiches into tiny fingertip sizes.
SHAFER
HALL
Well,
last time I picked up a can of menthol, it smelled so good that I just
foamed some on my face. Wow!
SHEILA
E. MURPHY
Put a dot of nail polish on the inside of the hems of your double sheets,
at the middle fold.
TONY
TOST
The chest is not only a good place to store things, but serves as a
sturdy stepstool to reach those impossibly high shelves.
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