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On Mondays, I've been sharing answers to popular party questions. You can find out when to send out invitations, how much food to prepare, the #1 party tip, how to set up a dessert table, and get a free party budget printable.
Today, I'm going to try and answer a question from one of our fellow P4Pers.
Amy wrote:
I have boy/girl twins that will be turning one October 3rd. Do you have any inexpensive ideas for a birthday party theme that would work for both genders? We're on a strict budget but want to make it fun because we will have adults and children attending. Thank you for your time!
First of all, thanks so much Amy for writing. Second of all, hats off to you. I know twins can be exhausting…then again…being a mom is exhausting. ;p Just know I think you rock!
Here are a few1 yr old birthday party ideas I thought would work for a boy & girl, fun for adults, and keep money in your pocket.
Ice Cream Party by Kara's Party Ideas
Who doesn't like ice cream? Sticking to one central food item will keep it cost effective and less work for you. Get plain vanilla and offer various toppings for guests to create their own delicious masterpiece.
Keep the decor simple by using a rainbow of colors…think sprinkles.
Caterpillar Party by Lilsugar.com
Boys & girls adore the Very Hungry Caterpillar. How can you save money with this party?
No need to be an amazing cake decorator, just take multiple green cupcakes & add a red one on the end to create your own edible caterpillar. You can also have a caterpillar greet guests by stringing a waving line of green balloons with a red one on the end. Add some eyes & antenna from construction paper and you've got a statement piece for a little over $1.
For food, serve apple slices and other fruit. You can even use a few green gummy worms strategically placed to look like it's munching on an apple slice.
For favors…don't worry about getting those little tins. Just use some inexpensive plastic treat bags. Add a little tag that says "Caterpillar Food" and add some candy.
Camping Party by Project Nursery
Since the party will be in October, s'mores would make the perfect party treat! A backyard bonfire or even indoor s'mores will make a fun treat for all ages.
Since it's a camping theme, you can cut back on the food budget by offering brown sack lunches. Fill it with a pb&j sandwich, trail mix and some celery sticks. This not only saves money, but it saves time too.
If you have any camping supplies use those as props to make the table festive. Use a rolled up sleeping bag to add height to the table (like in my How to Set Up a Dessert Table) or a lantern to give some interest.
Wanting to save money on labels? Use cut up/ripped pieces of old brown grocery bags (I always save my Trader Joe's bags) for your labels.
For favors, send them home with their own family set of s'more sticks. These can be made from cheap wire hangers you can get at the dollar store. Undo them and customize each set by adding felt handles to one end or just wrapping yarn around one end. You can get away with an entire family favor for around $1/ea (or less). Another option for the adults are personalized matchboxes. You can find out how I did some for our wedding reception here.
Cheerios Birthday Party via Celebrations at Home
I think this may be one of my favorites. Have you ever, ever met a 1 yr old that doesn't like Cheerios? Have you ever met an adult that doesn't like Cheerios? They are the bomb and I'm head over heels for this party theme.
Since the party isn't until October, you can hoard some old Cheerios boxes until then. They'd make great decorations and if the kids eat cheerios anyways, it's no extra cost to you.
For the cake, just do a regular cake with white icing and pour some cheerios on top. It will be the perfect blend of "milk" & cheerios.
For favors…you can get the mini boxes of cheerios or create your own cheerio trailmix. Maybe try the recipe for the chocolate-powdered sugar chex mix using cheerios?
Another idea is to serve mini cake doughnuts to make them look like extra large cheerios.
Hope these themes gave you some inspiration, Amy! Please share the pictures after October! We can't wait to see them.If you have any more questions or need any other ideas, just let me know.
Does anyone else have any ideas for Amy? Anyone else have to throw birthday parties for twins? What do YOU do?
p.s. This is YOUR official invite to the party… on the PartiesforPennies facebook page! Click here.


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Does anyone experience this? From time to time, I wake up really anxious/jittery and my pulse seems fast. Being hypothyroid due to Hashi's, I of course have experienced these symptoms for years; however I have noticed it often occurs when I wake up regardless of my TSH being in the normal range. It can last for hours or even days sometimes and drives me crazy and I'm just wondering if I'm alone feeling this way. I wish so badly I could prevent this feeling. Thoughts/advice? Thank you!
Waking up anxious/jittery, fast pulse
I have Hashi's and a few years ago I believe I was in the normal range and was waking up feeling like that. Actually for about a week and a half I was barely sleeping at all as I would abruptly wake up with a fast pounding heart and anxiety, it was right before I was diagnosed. I would have to do deep breathing to get my pulse back down but still could not sleep. It sucks! It eventually lessened and now occasionally it happens but not as nearly as bad as it was before.
yes...this happens to me often as well...even when my levels are normal...i can't stand it and i have no idea why this happens. i think when there is a thyroid prob. wether you are hypo or hyper these symptoms are present. i wonder if there are any realated articles.
I think lots of docs would say that if you've got Hashi's antibodies, when they're "active," you'll have the heart palps.
That said, when do you take your meds? And what are you taking? How are your Free T's?
-Amie, mom to my beautiful Jadon (1/05), my Chinese charmer Eli (5/06,) and my Congolese cuties Micah (3/07) and Asher (8/10)
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I wish I could find that link again!
It's called a "Thyroid Attack" and often mimics the symptoms of a panic attack. They happen mostly at night. If you have them often you should take a calcium/magnesium supplement before bed and an anti inflammatory when it happens.
If I find the link I"ll come back and post it.
"Thyroiditis attacks classically happen in the middle of the night," says Dr. Langer, which can be particularly troublesome in terms of your ability to sleep.
Dr. Langer suggests taking some calcium/magnesium, which are nutrients that have a sedative effect, along with a pain reliever to relieve inflammation -- buffered aspirin or ibuprofen -- before you go to bed, this might help. He's found that this helps about two-thirds of his patients suffering from nighttime thyroiditis symptoms.
Reducing swelling is a key aspect of dealing with thyroiditis attacks, according to Dr. Langer. "Just as with arthritis, an anti-inflammatory pain reliever doesn't cure the problem, but it temporarily ameliorates the symptoms."
That's not the one I read first, but it still explains the same thing.
I often get this too...but it only seems to last in the early mornings when I wake up to take my pill...during the day it does not happen too often. And I finally feel like I'm *almost* (not quite there yet...) at an optimal level, energy-wise (I haven't been tested for 2 months but get b/w done on monday). I take my meds at around 6-7 am and wake up officially around 8am. That is usually when I notice the "hyper" feelings...ear ringing, jittery, a bit anxious. But it's not so bad that I cannot go back to sleep most times.
thanks so much everyone!! cavamie - i take levoxyl in the morning. my free T4's have always been normal and they do not test my free T3's since i have a partially active thyroid..i guess it's not recommended to test with hypothyroidism because it's not a good indicator...it's always moving.
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Do your palps happen on a consistent basis after you take your meds?
I haven't heard of not testing Free T3 if you've got a partially active thyroid. How, then, would you determine if you need additional T3.
-Amie, mom to my beautiful Jadon (1/05), my Chinese charmer Eli (5/06,) and my Congolese cuties Micah (3/07) and Asher (8/10)
My Endo said something about not bothering to test anything other than my TSH at my visit.
Something about with Hashi (At least) if you TSH stays relatively normal your T4 and T3's should stay pretty good too. And that your TSH would have to get real wonky before it started raising or doing anything to the Free T3 or something like that?


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How We Are Hungry is a gripping, lyrical, and always intensely soulful group of stories written over the past four years. Though they range from a doomed Irish setter's tales of running and jumping ("After I Was Thrown in the River and Before I Drowned") to a bitterly comic meditation on suicide and friendship ("Climbing to the Window, Pretending to Dance"), the stories share a haunting and haunted sense of mortality. Though full of bursts of levity and humor, the book is deeply informed by the troubled times in which it was written. How We Are Hungry includes many never-before-published stories, along with a number of pieces that first appeared in magazines, both well known (Zoetrope, The New Yorker) and small and independent (h2s04, Ninth Letter). All previously published stories have been significantly revised. The urgency and experimentalism of Eggers's earlier work are still present, but are brought to a new level of precision and craft, injecting fresh life into traditional forms. Narratives are often linear, told by distinct and varied voices, and settings stretch from Egypt to Interstate 5.
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Dave Eggers is the bestselling author of seven books, including "A Hologram for the King", a finalist for the National Book Award; "Zeitoun", winner of the American Book Award and Dayton Literary Peace Prize; and" What Is the What", which was a finalist for the National Book Critics" "Circle Award and won France s "Prix Medici". That book, about Valentino" "Achak Deng, a survivor of the civil war in Sudan, gave birth to the Valentino Achak Deng Foundation, which operates a secondary school in South Sudan run by Mr. Deng. Eggers is the founder and editor of McSweeney s, an independent publishing house based in San Francisco that produces a quarterly journal, a monthly magazine, "The Believer: ", a" "quarterly DVD of short films and documentaries, " Wholphin", and an" "oral history series, Voice of Witness. In 2002, with Ninive Calegari he cofounded 826 Valencia, a nonprofit writing and tutoring center for youth in the Mission District of San Francisco. Local communities have since opened sister 826 centers in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Ann Arbor, Seattle, Boston, and Washington, D.C. Eggers is also the founder of ScholarMatch, a program that matches donors with students needing funds for college tuition. A native of Chicago, Eggers now lives in Northern California with his wife and two children.""


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So what you're saying is that Rayquaza would show up to stop only Kyogre or Groudon?
That would be really lame. Rayquaza saves the day, and is the star.
There is simply no way of "putting Emerald into RS" and keeping it as its meant to be. The legendaries and their plot was designed with 3 games in mind.
There is a way you can implement Emerald into Ruby and Sapphire though. As already shown by Emerald, they want the story to improve, this could be what the remakes are for: to keep the main basics intact, but to improve on it a bit.
Do you honestly think only one team goes through the trouble of awakening their legendary while the other sits by though? It would make more sense to have both teams involved. Maybe you could go after both to begin with, then for some reason you only bother with keeping up with one of them for the rest of the game, depending on the version you have(so you only see more of your team).
If you think about it, the only problem would be the whole Rayquaza situation, because it would be tough to put it into the picture without letting it hog the spotlight. The way I see it, they should get the big battle scene on and, in it, they could allow Rayquaza to work more on the opposite mascot, to the point where they are both weakened. Your mascot then could come in and mess them up more, haha, only to notice you trying to get involved before it proceeds to finish them off. This would send you into the battle.
Also, why is it that bad to think that hints could be in the games? Yeah, it gets annoying when people start grasping at the most simple/random things, but Game Freak could actually be hiding things for a little extra fun, hinting at possible stuff in the future- like the Dream World being hinted at way back in Gen 3. Coincidence isn't the answer to everything either, haha.
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If you are listening to this kind of music and are okay with it, this post is not for you.
Actually, yes it is.
It may not feel that way, but you need to hear it. This guy, and the likes of him, are the musical equivalent of a mullet. If you listen to shit like this, then in my mind, you have a mullet. A hideous mullet. One you are probably proud of. Hell, maybe you even have a special wooden brush you carry in your back pocket to get that fat wave in the sides of it. Maybe you even named your mullet? Who knows? As a friend, it's my civic duty to tell you to lose that mullet. It's a bad look. You know who likes mullets? Other people with mullets. Same applies here y'all.
Anyway, substance. Mr. Bryan and his commercial cohorts lack substance. Maybe they donate their time and contribute to local organizations. In which case, I applaud them. Musically? No way. You can't convince me otherwise. They have nothing of substance to their music. They are as deep as a skeeter's peter in a whale's vagina. These people are polluting our airwaves and are being force fed to you by a suit. A suit who only cares about selling cheese to a misinformed people. Misinformed? Yeah, a bit. How many of you are aware that there is real music with substance? With soul, hurt, anger, joy, storytelling power out there? I'd venture to say not many, if this guy, and the likes, are your "go-to" musicians.
To anyone who knows better, this does not apply to you. Also, I love you all for being able to seek out quality and not settle.
When people are getting rich singing about cheese-dick-bubblegum-shit with no substance, enough already. You deserve better. Your mind deserves better. Your soul deserves better. Real musicians deserve better. This is not country music. This is pop music with a fiddle and steel guitar, maybe a banjo and mandolin. And it is barely music. It's about as country, as Lil' Wayne is to real hip-hop. Not at all. Lyricists with no lyrics. All fluff, no nut, plain and simple.
Make 2014 the year this shit stops. Give yourself something better. Seek out places to get real music. Stop buying this shit because you think it's the only thing there is. It isn't. I promise you that. There are musicians who have voices that deserve to be heard out there. Musicians who write their own music. Who share real things that in turn make you feel real shit inside of you. If this hurts your feelings, it's what I believe and I'm not sorry for saying it. It needs to be said. More people need to say it. Seek out good music. Don't dig my blog? I'll recommend some other great people who have blogs. But FYACB, they don't play good music on my local station! Guess what? They don't on mine either! There are great podcasts and internet radio streams out there. Send me a message, I'll respond back and point you to them.
Let's have meaning and not be hollow. And for the love of whatever you love, not another fucking truck song. Please.
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I briefly owned a P238. Beautiful gun, built well. I ended up selling and ultimately purchased a Masterpiece Arms MPA380b-II. I thought the P238 would be small and light enough for me to pocket carry. Maybe I just have too small of pockets. I ended up wanting something more compact. Almost bought a Seecamp32 until I found the MPA380. It is the same size as most 32's, is all metal, made in the US and fits in my pocket perfectly. Shoots 3 inch groups at 7 yards and I have no problem with that level of accuracy for a pocket gun. Mild recoil. While I liked the quality and look of the P238, I wanted something a little smaller, a little lighter, double action, and still all metal. I found those requirements in the MPA380.
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Taking first overall was the Dairy Evaluation team from Sleepy Eye. Three members of the team placed in the top 10. Mary Rosenhammer placed first overall, Isabella Portner placed second overall, and Sabrina Portner placed sixth. Bethany Seifert also competed on the team. The Dairy Evaluation CDE team will compete during the state convention.
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Chez Bruce offers delicious food and perfect service!
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Fantastic service throughout the meal; they paid particular attention for my girlfriend's birthday - very appreciated, it really meant a lot. The thoughtfulness was fantastic. The breads were really great, but the focaccia was a little too salty. The chorizo and broccoli tagliatelle starters were top notch - 5/5. The duck and pigeon main courses were good. Compared to other regular...more
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