Wrap it Up

Just like Christmas, Black Friday starts earlier and earlier each year. Initially started to help business get out of the red, Black Friday promises deals and shopping steals. Yet, lots of holiday sales and opportunities have already happened. Cyber Monday has been added to assist us living online. Items such as $3 toasters, $100 flat screen televisions, and kids toys are getting free shipping even thought the supply is not equal to the demand. Who wouldn't want a $20 cashmere sweater? I've found that these deals are being purchased by her for herself. She's gifting some and treating herself for a few reasons: she's caught up in the spirit of giving, the deal is too good to pass up and she normally doesn't take this much time to shop for her needs. There are many signs and deals luring her to cheap designer goodies and items of worth. What does she really need? To know where the deals are, to find, buy and wrap them without going into debt. Whether she's toting along shopping bags or a large credit bill, this holiday season is not without her own shopping highs and strains. Provide her with a musical massage today. Really, her shoulders could use it.

She buzz words

• Gift receipt
• Line
• Early bird
• Size

Right Now She Could Be..

• Waxing her skis
• Sharpening a knife
• Cleaning an oven
• Wrapping a gift

She Could Be A

• Temporary seasonal worker
• Snowmobile Instructor
• Skiing Instructor
• Babysitter

She health

Many popular magazines have been featuring stories on the germs and where she can find the most of them. Eighty percent of infections are spread through hand contact; she can't wash her hands too often. The office, gym, and her house all have similar trouble zones: sinks, shower stalls, shopping cart handles, doorknobs, water fountains, computer key boards, remote controls, ATM machine buttons, and any place a baby could get changed are some of the most germ-filled areas she encounters daily. Most states have health department websites so she can check on specific venues or restaurants.

She's a parent

According to The Big Book of Parenting Solutions these are sevenways to boost a child's school success and they cost nothing:

• Make sure child is getting enough sleep.
• Applaud their efforts right away.
• Understand and respect their learning style.
• Pay attention to their peers.
• Make family meals a must.
• Get rid of the stress at home.
• Make sure expectations connect with child's abilities.

She eww

Here's a list of 6 germy thing you'll touch today. (Source: Glamour Magazine)

• Car dashboard
• Desk at work
• Office microwave handle
• Kitchen sink
• ATM buttons
• Bathtub

She Health

She could be drinking more calories than she's aware of in her morning coffee.

Dunkin Donuts Pumpkin Spice Latte (regular size) had 410 calories.

She's lovin

• Trident Layers Gum
• Funky Monkey Snacks
• Stella McCartney for GapKids
• Woolly Pockets modular gardening containers.
• VerTerra's biodegradable dinnerware
• Barnes & Nobles new e-reader The Nook

She Health

The 6 Healthiest Foods That are Under-appreciated (Source: Men's Health)

• Celery
• Seaweed
• Scallops
• Hemp seeds
• Lentils
• Dark Poultry Meat

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