Dear Subscriber,
Welcome to Absolute Living
Today's monthly newsletter. Last month I had an opportunity
to meet many interesting people in the community and
made new friends through networking. I look forward
to building relationships with those who requested information
on my services. This month is starting to be an exciting
month, so stay posted.
Fall Season is Upon Us!
Free Seminar Response
On September 17, I held a free seminar on "How
do You Begin The Decorating Process"? and I was
very pleased with the event. Many new and old friends
and family attended making the day well worth the time
and effort in preparing. My guests enjoyed the seminar
and also the time allotted to view all the different
fabric samples, trims, wallpaper, carpet and paints
available on display. If you didn't have an opportunity
to attend I'm sure I will have others in the future.
Events....
Moorestown Family Fun
Day
On September 18, I participated in the Moorestown Family
Fun Day at Strawbridge Lake. Thousands of people attended
and the day was very worthwhile. My boyfriend George
was a true sport, he wore a basketball net on his head
and invited the children to throw ping pong balls into
the net, those who succeeded won a prize. The kids kept
coming back. I'm looking forward to next years event
as well.
Events....
South Jersey Pumpkin,
Home and Garden Show
On October 16, 2005, Absolute Living Today, will be
participating in another event, this one is going to
be held at the Cumberland County Fairgrounds, Carmel
Road, in Millville, NJ from 10:00am to 6:00pm. The Home
and Garden Show will have thousands of products and
services, and an arts and crafts festival with craftsmen
from six states. There will be over 60 professional
home show companies,non-stop entertainment, great food,
all breed dog show, pumpkin baking contest and kiddy
rides. General Admission is $2.00 with children under
3 free. Please stop by my space #23 and visit with us,
we will have games, prizes and a raffle. Hope to see
you there.
Read on...
Are you Interested in
Selling or Buying Real Estate?
I would like to introduce to my community members someone
who is a dedicated real estate broker sales associate.
Pat Fiume of ReMax of Cherry Hill, NJ has been in the
real estate business for over 19 years. She has won
numerous awards and is highly skilled in marketing real
estate. I have had the pleasure of working with Pat
in my real estate days. I recommend you contact Pat
for any of your real estate needs.
Links and Resources....
Decorating Tip - Every
Window has a Treatment
The custom window treatment industry is booming. More
and more people are getting away from the ready made
treatments and requesting custom made. The older homes
provide for unusual sized windows and the new homes
are being built with larger and taller windows therefore
creating a dilemma in finding just the right treatment.
I would like to provide you some tips on dressing particular
windows. a) Treating the window with a view - Use a
subdued window treatment which calls attention to outdoor
beauty instead of to itself. b) Problem windows - Disguise
them with curtains that blend or match the adjoining
wall. Or make them the center of interest by covering
with a color or pattern which sharply contrasts the
wall. c) Casement windows - pay attention to the direction
the windows open, this determines the type of window
treatments that will work best. Also to create a smooth
effect chose fabric blinds for the window, using fabric
which matches the walls.
October's Halloween Checklist
Halloween is often one of the highlights of a child's
year. However, it can also be a dangerous holiday. Follow
the steps listed below for a safe and enjoyable holiday.
1) Have children wear reflective clothing or markings
when trick or treating. 2) Make sure the child can breathe
and see well in the costume. 3) Avoid falls by making
sure the child's costume is properly sized. 4) Always
accompany your children when they are trick or treating.
5) Teach children the rules of the road, look both ways,
etc. 6) Always check candy before letting the child
indulge. Never let them eat treats from opened wrappers,
fruit or single pieces of gum. Many hospitals will x-ray
candy free of charge. 7) Go to the door with the child
as a safety precaution. 8) Trick or treat between the
hours of 6:00 and 8:00pm. 9) Help children carve pumpkins.
10) Carry a flashlight.
|
