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Volume I

April 16, 2002

Let's Go Make a Kite!

When April winds and warmer temperatures fill your kids with Spring Fever, tell them to go fly a kite. Better yet, spend an evening making your own kites. Instructions abound in libraries and on the internet, using materials like newspaper, fabric, or cardboard. Let older children do the research for kite instructions and let younger ones hunt up glitter, markers, glue, tape, and scissors for decorating them. You can make portrait kites for each family member by drawing their faces on them. Then your entire family can enjoy soaring above the earth without even the expense of airline tickets!

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Breaking for Breakfast

--KITCHEN REMEDY--
Quick Potato Peel Clean-Up
"Skinning" Pearl Onions
Is Your Baking Powder Fresh?

--TABLE TALK--
Beyond Maple Syrup
Out the Door and On the Road

--JEST FOR FUN--
Confessions of a Peanut Butter Addict
First Grader Proverbs
Customer Service Department
Airline Comments

--FAMILY FUN-TIME IDEA--
Let's Go Make a Kite!

--COOK'N TIP--
Importing Emailed Recipes into Cook'n

--NOTES FROM FOLKS--
"Don't pay her no mind!"

--COOKIE CRUMBS--
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