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Check Out MyPunchBowl.com the Next Time You Plan ANY Kind of Party—it’s your free personal event planner!
Today I want to let you know about MyPunchbowl.com. It's your virtual party planner for any kind of event, and the best part is that it's free!
It makes planning everything from a baby shower to birthday party to girls' night out super easy and fun! It lets your guests vote on the best date for the party, creates your online invites, helps you choose your event's theme, venue, even party supplies and favors, and a caterer (if you need one) and more! Everything is right there on this one website.
And when I say this site helps you find a party theme, I'm not kidding. There are suggestions for almost every kind of event and ideas about activities to keep people entertained during the party. And, once you have your theme, you can choose an invitation to match.
My Punchbowl was recently named one of Entrepreneur Magazine's 100 Brilliant Ideas, and I’m sure it's because they've thought of everything, and put it right at your fingertips!
The next time you have an event to plan—like may-be a Fourth of July barbeque, try MyPunchbowl.com. It will definitely take the stress out of planning your next party!

Scholastic's Online Guide Helps You Find the Perfect Summer Camp for Your Child
You can use search criteria like your child's age, your location, your child's interests, price, and you can even look for special needs camps. (Find these special options under "advanced search.") I have never seen such a comprehensive camp guide!

Free Museum Passes, Zoo Visits, and More for Bank of America Customers
The first weekend of every month, Bank of America customers can show their Bank of America credit, debit, or ATM card at 150 different museums, botanical gardens, zoos, and science centers and receive free admission.
New locations have been added, including children's museums, science centers, and more. Click here to find participating locations near you.
If you'll be traveling, you might want to check this list before you leave to see if there are any museums on the list at your destination city. Remember though, that the free admission offer is only good during the first weekend of the month.
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Gardening This Summer? Check Out VeggieTrader.com -- A New Fruit & Veggie Exchange

Free Admission to National Parks April 17-25 (and Again This Fall)

Easy, DIY Laundry Detergent -- It's Simple to Make, So Inexpensive, & It Works!
I'm talking about making my own laundry detergent! It was incredibly easy and very inexpensive. I'm wondering now what took me so long to try it.

All of my ingredients cost about the same as just one bottle of good quality liquid detergent, but should last for several months, may-be longer. The recipe I used only requires two tablespoons of detergent per large load, since it's so concentrated. By the way, all the ingredients were available at my local grocery store. (I'll give you the recipe below.)
So far, after many loads of laundry, this detergent's doing a great job for me. It smells like "soap" but the clothes come out of the washer with almost no scent.
If you want to save money--and you can save quite a bit--don't be afraid to trying making your own laundry detergent. It is so easy!
Here's the recipe I'm using--
- 1 cup Arm & Hammer (or other brand) Washing Soda --not baking soda
- 1 cup 20 Mule Team Borax (note the look of the box has changed since I took this photo)
- 2 cups (or approximately 1 bar) very finely grated Fels Naptha laundry bar -- some people use Zote brand soap
I found all these products at the end of the laundry area up on the top shelf in the grocery store. They are also available in Walmart. My parents are giving this a try too, and they found these products at Ace Hardware.
Update: I have been using this detergent for over three years, which tells you I'm very pleased with it. I use dryer sheets in the winter to cut down on static cling and to add fragrance. By the way, I cut them in half, and they work just as well.
I hope you'll consider giving this recipe a try. It's so easy to make a part of your routine, and you'll feel great when you get to walk past those expensive laundry detergents.
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