 Hide & Seek Decoder Race - $ 6.99 Too cold or rainy to do a scavenger hunt outside? Host an indoor scavenger hunt without all the hassle! Two teams race around to find 24 clues (each clue will equate to a letter) you have hidden around the house… and then race to be the first to decode a secret message! |
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FEELING like your attention is spread ?!?!?
SANDWICHED...
between your loved ones?
Here are some Coping strategies and products
for the many caregivers who are taking care of
their parents, and their children, and some,
their children's children.
SANDWICHED...
between your loved ones?
Here are some Coping strategies and products
for the many caregivers who are taking care of
their parents, and their children, and some,
their children's children.
| Maintain your drains |
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Gordon Burgett’s How to Plan
a Great Second Life: Why not
live fully every day of your extra
30 years? helps readers of
any age create their own
second-life strategy, then
provides the tools to make
that strategy come true.
In 256 fun-packed pages, the
author helps the reader
create their own future life
map. His straightforward
guide for singles or couples
helps them
(1) review where they are
now: skills, money, and
health;
(2) create a “Dream List,”
(3) prioritize and time-peg
those dreams,
(4) put them into doable
action steps,
(5) factor in the resources
they have to fund them, and
(6) put their resulting Action
Plan into motion!
The book is primarily
designed to be used by those
in the 40-60 age bracket, but
it's also an excellent life
planning guide for anybody
younger interested in their
future or for seniors at any
age. Its 17 forms, charts, and
worksheets make the
planning easy and fun.
a Great Second Life: Why not
live fully every day of your extra
30 years? helps readers of
any age create their own
second-life strategy, then
provides the tools to make
that strategy come true.
In 256 fun-packed pages, the
author helps the reader
create their own future life
map. His straightforward
guide for singles or couples
helps them
(1) review where they are
now: skills, money, and
health;
(2) create a “Dream List,”
(3) prioritize and time-peg
those dreams,
(4) put them into doable
action steps,
(5) factor in the resources
they have to fund them, and
(6) put their resulting Action
Plan into motion!
The book is primarily
designed to be used by those
in the 40-60 age bracket, but
it's also an excellent life
planning guide for anybody
younger interested in their
future or for seniors at any
age. Its 17 forms, charts, and
worksheets make the
planning easy and fun.
| Windstream Human Power Trainer Windstream Human Power Generators Bicycle Generator Use your stationary bike training and exercise to power your home, just like on Gilligan's Island! ! ! |
This unique turntable allows you to
convert your old vinyl collection
directly to CD or MP3 quickly and
easily. It plugs directly into your
computer using the included USB
cable. In addition, it comes complete
with dustcover, and all cables are
included. Converts vinyl records to
CD or MP3.
convert your old vinyl collection
directly to CD or MP3 quickly and
easily. It plugs directly into your
computer using the included USB
cable. In addition, it comes complete
with dustcover, and all cables are
included. Converts vinyl records to
CD or MP3.
 | It's All About the Birthday Star - $ 6.99 Our most popular game is now updated for the over 20 crowd! Think you know the Birthday Girl or Birthday Boy the best? You might be surprised! Have guests fill in this questionnaire about the party star and find out who really knows them the best! |
| Yacker Tracker® appears to be a traffic signal, but actually signals too much noise. It's a Self-Monitoring Traffic Light Sound Meter! These ingenious, sound-activated lights help you traffic the volume in your classroom or home with an audio and visual reminder for students, neighbor kids or grandkids, when the noise level gets too high. Green light indicates an acceptable level of noise, yellow warns that it's getting loud, red light with optional siren announces that it's time to quiet down. Schools with hearing impaired studentsand activity centers with rowdy elders can use the Yacker Tracker® unit as a visual signal $69.99 |
Rock and Roll Cake Plate - $ 3.39
From: Birthday in a Box
 Video Game Charades and Pictionary - $ 6.99 What do Charades, Pictionary and Video Games have in common? We've combined all three to make one fun-filled challenging game kids will enjoy playing over and over again! Guaranteed they won't roll their eyes when you suggest playing this game at the party |
Be consistent.
For example: between 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. turn
the ringers off on all phones, iPods ,PDAs and put
them in the drawer and /or plug in the chargers.
Tell friends, neighbors and organization associates
that you are available to answer the phone between
7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Turn off all electronics. Do
not run washer, dryer or dishwasher.
Television and music off. NO screaming at each
other. Everyone take some time for solitude. Or, if
that doesn't work, play a board game, a quiet game
of catch.
Take a shower to wash off the day. Read a book.
Prepare a snack or meal together.
(no yelling)
Lay down and put your feet up. Then tackle the
evening activities with a new vigor.
For example: between 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. turn
the ringers off on all phones, iPods ,PDAs and put
them in the drawer and /or plug in the chargers.
Tell friends, neighbors and organization associates
that you are available to answer the phone between
7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Turn off all electronics. Do
not run washer, dryer or dishwasher.
Television and music off. NO screaming at each
other. Everyone take some time for solitude. Or, if
that doesn't work, play a board game, a quiet game
of catch.
Take a shower to wash off the day. Read a book.
Prepare a snack or meal together.
(no yelling)
Lay down and put your feet up. Then tackle the
evening activities with a new vigor.
| Beyond Driving with Dignity; The workbook for the families of older drivers by Matt Gurwell, Founder and CEO of Keeping Us Safe,LLC purchase on-line $27.95 plus shipping and handling 90 + pages ~ click here for table of contents Special Limited Offer For the friends of Family Caregivers Are in Good Company Buy today and receive $3 off the retail price! Retail price: $27.99 In Good Company discount: -$3.00 Your discounted price: $24.99 |
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Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst
Alexander wakes up to gum in his hair, trips on a skateboard,
gets his sweater wet, and finds his lunch has no snack. This is a
terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day. Maybe he'll move to
Australia! Your child will identify right away with Alexander's day of
crankiness and is sure to smile despite her best intentions. A
fabulous classic -- fun for reading aloud
Alexander wakes up to gum in his hair, trips on a skateboard,
gets his sweater wet, and finds his lunch has no snack. This is a
terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day. Maybe he'll move to
Australia! Your child will identify right away with Alexander's day of
crankiness and is sure to smile despite her best intentions. A
fabulous classic -- fun for reading aloud
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