Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Create your own Thanksgiving Centerpiece

 

 

Get into the fall season with this adorable craft that would look great in the middle of your Thanksgiving dinner.

 

Step: 1

Following directions on Versa-tool, cut opening in top of pumpkin. Use the circumference of your glass candleholder or serving dish as pattern.


Step: 2

Paint pumpkins and let dry.


Step: 3

Remove leaves from bush, apply coat of Mod Podge to leaf and cover with glitter. Let dry.


Step: 4

Glue leaves around opening of pumpkins. Add candle holder.


Step: 5

Glue glitter leaves around top of uncarved pumpkin.


Step: 6

Thread beads onto wire, curl and add into leaves as desired.

 

TIP: refer to photo to complete project!

 

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Thursday, September 15, 2011

Top Ten Weekend Getaways Around Ontario

Summer is coming to an end, so if you feel like you didn't get away there is still time! Life can get busy and stressful and sometimes a short car drive and a weekend off is the perfect combination to some relaxation. And these getaways do not require a plane ride or a fortune!

1. Niagara Falls

2. Thousand Islands

3. Algonquin Park

4. Couples Resort in Whitney, ON

5. Stratford

6. Montreal or Quebec City

7. Downtown Toronto

8. Tobermory

9. Collingwood /Wasaga Beach

10.  Saubal Beach

 

Google one of these spots to get more information for accomadations and attractions in the area! 

 

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Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Safety Tips for Swimming Pools

Summer is not yet over and that means pools are not yet closed, so here are some tips to keep your swimming pool area a safe one!

Teach all children to swim as soon as possible.

 

Have fencing around pools with latches that are hard to reach by young children.

 

Always have an adult to supervise swimming activities

 

At least on family member should know CPR.

 

Keep a telephone near the pool at all times

 

Never swim near thunder or lightning.

 

Keep large toys that float out of the pool when not in use.

 

Never allow children to dive.

 

Install lighting for nighttime swims.

 

Do not allow running or horseplay around pool deck.

 

Keep pool deck areas clutter free.

 

Never have electronics near pool with cords

 

Caregivers must know how to swim when watching children.

 

Keep pool equipment and chemicals locked away from children.

 

Caregivers should have pool view from inside of home.

 

Never swim alone.

Safe

 

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Saturday, September 10, 2011

Golf Season Isn’t Over Yet!

Feel like you didn’t play enough golf this season? Well you still have some time. Make your last golf runs this season memorable and check out theses top golf courses in the GTA.

-  Angus Glen Golf Club
10080 Kennedy Road, Markham
http://www.angusglen.com/Contact-Us

-  Ballantrae Golf & CC
1 Final Round, Stouffville
http://www.ballantraegolfclub.com/MainFlash.htm

-  Cardinal Golf Club
2740 Davis Drive West (formerly Hwy. 9), Newmarket
http://www.cardinalgolfclub.com/

-  Copper Creek Golf Club
11191 Hwy. 27 Kleinburg
http://www.coppercreek.ca/

-  Deer Creek Golf Club
2700 Audley Road North Ajax,
http://www.golfdeercreek.com/index.php

-  Glen Abbey Golf Course
Old Abbey Ln, Oakville
http://en.clublink.ca/golf/glenabbey/?SECT=GLENABBEY&GOLF_COURSE_ID=0220

-  Lionhead Golf & CC
8525 Mississauga Road, Brampton
http://www.golflionhead.com

-  Mill Run Golf Club
269 Durham Road 8, Uxbridge
http://www.golfmillrun.com/

-  Nobleton Lakes Golf Club
125 Nobleton Lakes Drive, Nobleton
http://www.nobletonlakesgolf.com/

 

  

Golf

 

 

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Wednesday, September 7, 2011

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How to make a small space look BIGGER

Sometimes small rooms can feel confining and uncomfortable. Here are a few clever tricks that fool the eye and make a small space in your home appear much bigger then it really is. 


1.  Colour - Cream colors and icy blues are just a few of the best color combinations that can open up a tiny room into a bigger living area. It is all about illusion. Light colors make your room look bigger and brighter.  

2.  Furniture – furniture can take up a lot of space so to avoid that use multi-function furniture, place large pieces against walls, make sure there is plenty of space between pieces and the ceiling, choose a sofa with open arms and exposed legs, consider a glass coffee table and having some pieces the same colour as the walls.

3.  Lighting - By letting the natural light flow into the room, you will be surprised at how this will open up the room and make it look larger. If you do not have a lot of natural light, you can add some lighting features to the room to make it look bigger.  

4. Tidy/Organized  - There’s nothing that makes a small space feel cramped more than having too much stuff. With things neatly arranged and out of sight, the space that is in view will feel orderly and open. Don’t cover the walls with a lot of pictures.

5. Mirrors - Use a focal point and angle your mirrors towards it, which will give the illusion of depth. The mirrors also reflect both natural and artificial light to make a room brighter during the day and night. They bounce light deep into the room, making it appear larger. This is especially effective with near a window so the outdoors can be reflected. Mirrors on the walls and glass tabletops will make it seem like there’s a more open flow.

 

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Sunday, September 4, 2011

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Benefits of Living in the GTA

 

With a population of 5.5 million, the GTA is known to be one of the most multicultural cities. 

Living in the GTA places you close to thousands of things to do and places to see for people of all ages.
Here are just a few spots the whole family can enjoy:

1. Wonderland (Vaungh, ON)

2. Ontario Place (Downtown Toronto)

3. Center Island (Lakeshore Toronto)

4. Niagra Falls (Niagra Falls, ON)

5. Marineland (Niagra Falls, ON)


 

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