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If you’re a scrapbooker, washi tape is going to be your new obsession, and we hardly have to tell you how you can put it to work when making books to hold memories. Most washi tapes are acid-free, making them scrapbook safe!

No time to plant succulent pots? Tie a sprig of fern, other greenery, or herbs around a folded napkin with twine and add a tag.

However, Twitter user @heyspacebones claims that the so-called superfan of the singer, Karen is likely to already own the CD.

The list continued with a bottle of travel size mouthwash, a small shampoo bottle, a full sized shampoo bottle, an aerosol can, a golf ball and two golf balls in a bag.

If you haven’t been swimming in cardboard boxes, wrapping paper and styrofoam in the leadup to the biggest gift-giving day of the year, you probably are now. 

While Friday’s Daily Sentinel contained an article with an internet link for business assistance funding qualifications under the DRI, city …

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23. Put a CD of Christmas music in the car – I have Bing Crosby’s Classic Christmas CD playing in mine right now.

Don’t just throw your busted holiday or string lights in the recycling bin. You know how lights get tangled when you store them? Well, imagine what happens when string lights get mixed in with the recycling process — talk about frustrating to untangle.

Far better to use cellophane lined with tissue paper to encase tricky items — place the gift in the middle, gather the cellophane up over it and secure with ribbon. For added pizzazz, make beautiful bows using a mixture of inexpensive and more luxurious ribbon.

Although we’re sworn to secrecy about many of them, our client list includes Hollywood A-listers, international pop stars, and LOTS of Premiership footballers.

The holiday season is a time to relax, rejoice, and spend—on gifts for you and yours and theirs. But what if you could put that purchasing power to good? It’s a question the actress Olivia Wilde and her best friend Babs Burchfield, the duo behind the consulting company Conscious Commerce, ask themselves and the ethical brands they work with every day, no matter the time of year.