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1. Bells
A bell today heralds a welcome visitor or a bill collector at the door; good news or bad over the telephone; the approach of a railroad train, a fire engine, an ambulance, or the Good Humor Man.
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2. Wood Carvings
You will find them in the telephone book under such names as "Sweden House" or "African Art Gallery." The names vary, of course, but they are generally self-explanatory, and the name of the country or area is invariably the first word of the shop's name.
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3. Insurance
First, get out the telephone book and phone all the insurance brokerages and companies listed. If, in the normal procedure of requesting information, the company doesn't ask about past claims, volunteer the information.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/home_ownership/​finance_and_security/​insurance.html

4. Clogged Drains
• Keep the local poison control centre and hospital phone numbers posted close to the telephone. • If you have children, keep all toxic chemicals out of reach.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/home_ownership/​safety_and_special_interest/​clogged_drains.html

5. One To Three Years
Keep an eye on the child when you're using cleaning supplies, and take them with you or put them away if you're called to the telephone in the middle of a job.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/home_ownership/​safety_and_special_interest/​child_safety/​one_to_three_years.html

6. Sea Shells
People have been collecting them, keeping them, polishing them, mounting them, using them and admiring them since the time of Aristotle.
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7. Jewelry
Jewelry of many kinds for personal adornment has been with us since the beginning of time. Africans of a certain tribe have long been accustomed to wearing rings in their noses or bones in their ears, and almost endless sets of metal loops adorn their wives' necks.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/crafts/​jewelry.html

8. Pottery
An excellent book for the tyro is The Beginner's Book of Pottery, by Harold Powell, in two volumes: Part 1, Coil and Slab Pottery, and Part 2, Throwing, Casting, Decorating, Firing.
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9. Music
There is so much price-cutting by record retailers these days that we are reluctant to pay the list price of a new record.
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10. Maintenance And Services
Although there's no such thing as a maintenance-free house, some materials can be used in building that will reduce the maintenance required.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/home_ownership/​finance_and_security/​maintenance_and_services.html


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