• Graduation Gift Guide


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    Hot Gifts Under $100

    'Tis the season to help graduates start their new lives…in style! We've picked a few of our Fab & Fru favorites - under $100 - perfect for both the high school and college grad…

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    When you think Jonathan Adler you think FABULOUS - and not at all frugal, right? Well, check out his tool box gift set - for under $25! It's perfect for the grad who will finally be living alone. Even if you don't know the first thing about home repairs, at least you can look chic doing it!

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    Jewelry designer Adina Reyter is one of our favorites - our latest obsession is her "Hoop Bar" - a totally fabulous array of different sizes and shapes (hello, Hexagon!) of hoop earrings - in both gold plated and silver. Choose more funky for the grad going off to college, and more understated for that college grad going on real world interviews. Either way, she offers a huge selection of chic - all for under a hundred bucks!

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  • 7 Everyday Items Repurposed for the Beach7 Everyday Items Repurposed for the BeachGetting ready for summer means more than finding the perfect bikini. This year, cut down on your vacation costs by turning regular household items and recyclables into cute beach accessories. From organizing your own summer necessities to keeping sand out of the house, these 7 clever tricks will guarantee that you enjoy the beach without the mess.






    Straw HolderStraw Holder1. Straw Holder
    Use toothpaste containers to keep straws straight, clean, and ready for your refreshing summer cocktails.













    Flip Flop Hangers Flip Flop Hangers 2. Flip Flop Hangers
    Bend hangers in the perfect shape to hold your summer flip flops.
    Get the tutorial














    Lotion to Charger Lotion to Charger 3. Lotion to Charger
    Check out how easy it is to reuse a lotion or sunscreen bottle to store your electronics while they're charging.
    Get the tutorial









    Related: 25 ways to re-purpose items you found while spring cleaning



    Fruit Bag Toy HolderFruit Bag Toy Holder4. Fruit Bag Toy Holder
    Reuse a net bag from the grocery store to hold bath toys or drain sandy toys after a long day at the beach.










    Milk Jug StorageMilk Jug Storage5. Milk Jug Storage
    Decorate empty milk jugs and use them forRead More »from Ocean's 7: Everyday Items Repurposed for the Beach



  • Aries (March 21 - April 19)
    Move your easy chair out to the porch since that's where you'll be spending most of your foreseeable future. You can use the dining room table to starts and see a craft project through to completion if you plan your menu to barbeque dinners and eat breakfast on the patio too.

    Today's Aries Reading: Free Sample Life Path Reading


    Taurus (April 20 - May 20)
    It's been a fantasy of yours to come home from work someday and find a clean house. This week might be your lucky week as a housemate is acting delightfully out of character. Don't assume he's done something wrong -- just accept the nice gesture. If you discover a checkbook entry for a maid service later on, decide if it is in your budget to hire them once in a while.

    Today's Taurus Reading: Free Sample Celtic Love Tarot Reading


    Gemini (May 21 - June
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  • Calling all color lovers: If you thought playing around with rainbow hues was limited to your clothes and accessories, think again. Today some of the hottest celebs are unabashedly showing off their bold colored hair -- from dipped tips to pastel streaks.

    Related: The Best Highlights For Your Hair

    But you don't have to be an A-lister to pull off this hair trend. We've found some of the coolest and brightest hair coloring tricks that can work on anyone. And if you don't want to make the commitment and dye your hair, we even found some quick, non-damaging coloring techniques just for you. Scroll down to check out our favorite hair color trends or click here for the full list.


    Pretty in Pink

    Teal green. Deep blue. Pale peach. These are just some of the colors girls are trying right now. But the most popular shade? "All the girls want pink -- and there are hundreds of shades of pink," says Janine Jarman, owner of Hairroin Salon in Hollywood, Calif. Sarah Merrie,

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  • By Colleen Donnelly, GalTime.com

    Unblock Your Kitchen SinkUnblock Your Kitchen SinkKeeping your kitchen sink clean can be a tough job. However, thanks to our experts, it can actually be quite easy to repair a slow-draining or blocked kitchen sink by yourself.

    John Blatchford, Handyman and Operations Manager at ProMaster Home Repair, and Sean Greene, expert at Evidence Solutions Inc., have offered their expert knowledge and experience and gave us some simple DIY tips to unblock your kitchen sink.

    Greene recomends pouring some baking soda and vinegar down the drain (about 2-3 tablespoons of each). This helps loosen up a lot of the gunk that gets trapped in your sink, and can help to clear the drain without calling a plumber.

    Related: How to Salvage Your Old Cast Iron Pots and Pans

    Unblocking Your Sink Unblocking Your Sink

    For trickier drain issues, Blatchford suggests different tips to help you conquer the problems once and for all. First, you can wiggle in to get under your sink and remove the "P" trap which is the curving part of the pipe toward the

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  • By Raechel Conover, Cheapism.com

    With spring in the air, garage sales are popping up like daffodils. And with the economy still struggling, many people are trying to stretch their dollars by buying things used. Before you head out to tour the neighborhood, take heed: While some garage sale finds are perfectly fine to pick up secondhand, some things are better bought new, regardless of cost. Let's take a look.

    Buy Used. Experts generally agree that the following can be excellent purchases at garage sales: small furniture, home decor, books, DVDs, toys, board games, hand tools, sports and exercise equipment, lawn furniture, and gardening tools.

    Related: Kids' Games and Puzzles

    Check your local yard sales for great deals on books, toys and more.Check your local yard sales for great deals on books, toys and more.

    With other garage sale finds such as musical instruments, be sure to test any moving parts to make sure they work properly. If they do, you can put off investing in a new instrument until it seems more likely that a stint in the school band will turn into a lasting hobby. Editors at Popular

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  • My Journey

    My life is a great blessing for me....I was not blessed with a complete family.Since then,my struggle begins....but because of the wisdom of the Lord, I was able to find my purpose and ministering to people through Wellness is such an Honor.

  • Sad

    have you been ever pushed around? well i am being pushed around every day by my 18 year old brother and he keeps on making it harder and harder and i just take it any more and its really hard to live with him and i just wish he would just go to job core already. i really don'f feel safe around him because he scares me so bad i have to stay in my room all the time so i dont have to see him any more i just want to die because of him can you believe it.





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  • A summer adventure is a great time to reconnect with loved ones. Whether you're planning a family travel adventure on a budget or enjoying an increasingly popular "stay-cation" near home this summer, resources abound to help you have fun without breaking the piggy bank.


    Speaking of piggies, you may want to start your summer off by firing up the grill to share some backyard culinary adventures right at home. Recipes from "Southern BBQ Pork Burgers" to the innovative "Beer Can Chicken," from Woman's Day Magazine's summer barbecue guide, "BBQ on a Budget: 10 Easy Recipes" are sure to satisfy the whole family's appetite for tasty adventures.

    Backyard barbeques are great for neighborhood get-togethers, and potlucks are an affordable way to socialize without blowing the family's food budget for the week.

    When venturing beyond your own backyard, be sure to check out the U.S. government's "Summer Fun on a Budget" blog. Links to find the cheapest gas prices and a searchable

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