Doyle Skipper
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Sell baked goods - Most people don't know this but one of the biggest bakeries in the world used to hire stay at home moms to bake the cookies for them and they were just the distribution store. Think about it, this might give you an idea. It also has historic pictures lining the walls of the downstairs "Tunnel" area. Some are from as far back as 1909 (or earlier). The inside walls are made of limestone and the floor is marble, so it is interesting to look at if you've never been there before. There are also information displays by State Park rangers and volunteers with brochures and pamphlets. The transportation choices while you are shopping in Ireland range from the city bus service to the train. The choice to drive is of course yours but it may serve you better to take advantage of the local transportation. Being a tourist in Ireland, especially if it's your first visit, you could get lost very easily. Consider the Grow-a-Gag gift kits for those people on your list that you're just not sure what to get for Christmas. gift that you can grow yourself are available for under $4 and there is one that's appropriate for just about anyone. Dublin is the shopping Mecca of the "Emerald Isle". They have boutiques and shopping centers located near all the major hotels and the pace of the shops is nothing like the feeding frenzy you find in American Malls and department stores. Tissue papers can also be used to create Halloween paper craft projects. As these papers are available in different colors, it can be used to make bats, ghosts, pumpkins and so forth for Halloween. Black colored papers can be used to make bats whereas white colored papers are ideal for craft projects that include globins and ghosts. Small pumpkins can be covered with this soft paper to create a spooky pumpkin. But continuing to keep the "gifts journal" in the midst of my postpartum struggles realigned my focus and perspective. The answer I discovered was, God is right here. He's showing me he loves me right now, every day. I was developing the habit of seeing. |