Home and Garden Week in Review: Sep. 18-24

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24 Sep 2006 09:18 AM

Here's a list of this week's titles. Everything from Glassware to Energy and all kinds of other stuff in between. To see these articles in full, just click here for the Home Blog archive, and click on the titles you'd like to read.

September 18

* Glassware: Whatever Does It Mean? * Dining Room Equipment: Tablecloths * A Unique Way To Bring Peace To Your Home * Go with the Flow with a Pass Through

September 19

* Not Your Basic Bookends * Measuring Cups: A Formidable Past * Sassy Sinks * Your Home: A to Z * Stainmaster Carpet 20th Anniversary Sale * The Colander: An Important Kitchen Tool * Dining Room Silver: Hi Ho

September 20

* Color: Learn More about Color * Basic Elements * Attention to Detail * Kitchen Inconveniences: Gizmos and Relatives * The Dutch Oven: Neither Dutch, Nor An Oven

September 21

* Door Locks: Not As Effective As You Think * The Garlic Press: Since When? * The Coffee Grinder: Where Did It Come From? * Design Plan * Decorating Kid's Rooms: Compromise * The Kitchen Shears: What's Their Story?

September 22

* The Family Garage---What's In Yours? * The Can-Opener? Wherever Did It Come From? * Growing Families * Fast Fixes for the Home * Energy: Does Your Home Have it?

September 23

* Wicked Weekend Weather in the Ozarks * Creating An Affordable Home Office-Part 2 * Sachet: Sweet Smelling To Any Home * Creating An Affordable Home Office-Part 1 * Product Review: Super Chamois To The Rescue * Saturday's Storms * Wicked Weekend Weather, Part II

September 24

* Going Green-Part 1: What is A Green Home? * Getting Your Home Ready For Winter-Part 1: The Furnace * The Corkscrew: From Where and Why? * How To: Learning to Do it Yourself * Home Theater-In-A-Box vs. Building From Scratch

*There's plenty more to come next week, so be sure to stop by and see what's going on.

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Sherry Holetzky is a work at home mom and freelance writer. Married to her best friend, Sherry and her husband are raising their family in a quiet rural setting in the beautiful Ozark Mountains.

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