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How to reuse, repurpose holiday decor items can be repurposed within your home. After the holidays Here my top 10 have come and ideas on ways to gone, besides simrepurpose your holply boxing up those iday decor: holiday decorations 1. Frame it! From and storing them framing your leftuntil next season, over pieces of wrapconsider repurposping paper to decoing them. While it’s rative holiday true that many hol- cards, framing is an iday decorations easy way to create are quite holidayinstant art and specific, there are a repurpose these colnumber of decoraorful items. tive items that can 2. Glass tree not only deck your ornaments placed halls during the into a large glass or holiday season, but wooden bowl. Place year-round. colored glass ornaments of various colors into a single BUYING TIPS bowl or ornaments When looking to of the same color. A buy decorations for bowl filled with the holidays, try to glass ornaments select items that will look gorgeous are more solid as as a year-round cofopposed to overly fee table centerembellished with piece. holiday themes or 3. Wooden figpatterns. Also, urines. Instead of metallic finishes purchasing plastic such as gold and holiday pieces, wellsilver are great made wooden figchoices in addition urines are a more to white, as these solid investment. neutrals will blend After the holidays, with other colors wooden figurines and types of decor. can be used to display in a children’s REPURPOSING room. 4. Stocking GUIDE stuffers. Stockings When it comes to are traditionally items used to deco- placed along a manrate your home this tle and used for holiday season – small gift items. perhaps those used These same stockevery year, those ings can be used with sentimental during the year for value or new items small everyday brought into the items as well such home just for the as jewelry, ties, season – there are belts or socks. some creative ways 5. Wreaths. Those in which these fragrant door same decorative wreaths can easily By Cathy Hobbs
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be used to surround a large hurricane lantern or candle and placed on a console or dining table. 6. Wool blankets or heavy scarves instead of holiday table runners. Instead of a traditional holiday table runner, consider using a long scarf or small child’s size blanket as a runner. Afterwards, you will have a decorative item for the home or your closet. 7. Let there be light. Looking for a use for all those strings of holiday lights? From summer dinners, dining al fresco, at home cocktail parties to highlighting architectural elements indoors and out, holiday lights can add a creative and festive touch. 8. Think plaid. Plaid is a common pattern during the holiday season that is quite versatile. Plaid is one of those timeless patterns that can be used throughout your home yearround. Looking for ways to use plaid? Why not use a plaid table runner or placemats during the holidays, then repurpose them all year? 9. Create your own tree skirt. One of the easiest DIY holiday projects to make is a tree skirt. Consider using old pieces of
quilt or even large piece of burlap to make a simple, loose tree skirt. These same tree skirts can then be reused to surround
indoor planters. 10. Think green! Green is one of those colors that can truly be used year-round. While during the holidays,
deep greens can be rich and winterlike, in the spring and summer, lighter shades of green can be viewed as crisp and clean.
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“Finders, keepers� works in the schoolyard, but not in the real estate world. DEAR MR. MYERS: We agreed to sell our home last October, and the sale closed on Nov. 27. Last week, the title company that handled the sale sent us a letter stating that our sales proceeds were improperly calculated and that we received $2,512 too much. Now they want the $2,512 back. Do we have to issue a refund? ANSWER: You have to issue a refund if the title company (or just about anyone else involved in the sale) can prove that you were overpaid. “Finders, keepers� works in the schoolyard, but not in the world of real estate. Miscalculations don’t occur very often. But when they do, the party that has been “unjustly enriched� by the snafu is legally obligated to make it all square. Don’t write a refund check until you have reviewed all the closing papers, and you are satisfied that a refund is warranted. If you still have questions, seek the advice of an outside real estate lawyer or real estate professional who was-
n’t involved in the transaction. But if the review indicates that you were overpaid, cut the check and settle the problem fast. If you don’t, it’s a safe bet that you will wind up in court -- in which case you’ll have to pay a lawyer anyway and spend lots of time defending a case that you probably can’t win. *** DEAR MR. MYERS: My cousin and I want to buy a house together. We would split the down payment
and monthly loan payments equally, but he would live in the house while I rent my half to a tenant. Could we treat the same house differently for tax purposes? ANSWER: You and your cousin can treat the house differently as long as the two of you do not file a joint tax return. Though both of you could deduct a pro-rata share of property taxes and mortgage-interest payments, you alone would be able to take additional
write-offs for repairs, depreciation and the like because the Internal Revenue Service would likely classify you as a “rental property investor.� The rent money you collect would be fully taxable. *** DEAR MR. MYERS: I am applying for a home loan. My sister got into a financial jam earlier this year, and I loaned her $4,000 to help. Now she has repaid the $4,000, plus $800 in inter-
est. Can I list the $800 as “income� on my loan application to improve my chances of getting loan approval? ANSWER: You can, but it won’t do much good. Unless you make such loans on a regular basis and have established a good track record of collecting payments, most lenders will say that the $800 is merely “temporary� income rather than “permanent� income. There are other types of temporary income that lenders
usually won’t consider when deciding whether to make a loan. Most bankers won’t count shortterm unemployment benefits or payments from a state workers’ compensation fund. Payments from a roommate who plans to share the borrower’s home usually don’t count. either, unless the borrower can produce a formal rental agreement. And, in an unusual twist, foster parents often can’t get credit for childcare payments they receive from the
government -- even if they’re hoping to buy a home so the kids won’t have to live in a cramped apartment. Though most lenders won’t count such items as income, it’s worth noting that many will consider them a “compensating factor� that can bolster your chances of getting a loan if you don’t have a sterling credit history. So when in doubt, borrowers should list every source of income they have -temporary or otherwise.
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The story on mistletoe Home Grown KEITH REED was said to increase the chances of one’s chances of marriage in the upcoming year. It strikes me as a bit odd that a plant with this association would be poisonous, but it is indeed poisonous to varying degrees depending on the species. Live mistletoe should not be used as a decoration for this reason, especially if children or pets will be close by. While mistletoe
is considered a parasite, the term “partial parasite� would actually be more appropriate. The plant is capable of producing its own food through photosynthesis but it also relies on the host plant for water and nutrients. Mistletoe spreads throughout trees by bird droppings. The sticky seed, with its readily available fertilizer source, easily germinates and takes “root� in the tree itself. While this plant
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does use water and nutrients from the host plant and thus, would theoretically weaken it, in reality it is not a problem for trees in our area. If for some reason you wish to eliminate mistletoe from your trees, cutting it out is the best way to do it.
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Perhaps it’s just me, but mistletoe seems to have fallen out of favor a bit as a holiday plant the last several years. I’m not sure why that is but it still has an interesting story that is worth telling. The fact that this Oklahoma native is present (and seemingly on the increase) in our area gives even more reason to talk about it. From the holiday decoration point of view, there are several folk tales to choose from, so we’ll pick just one. Mistletoe has been used for centuries in various pagan and religious rituals as a symbol of love, peace, and goodwill. It is thought that “kissing under the mistletoe� first became popular as a Christmas tradition in North America in the 1880’s. This act
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Want to get greener in 2016? Consider a greenhouse By Maureen Gilmer Tribune News Service
traditional outdoor cultivation. Whether your greenhouse is large or small, consider where you’ll put it using these considerations: 1. EXPOSURE Locate the greenhouse in a part of the yard that offers optimal southern exposure. Anyplace on the south side of the house where sunlight is not restricted by trees or other structures will be perfect. The south side offers the most hours of daylight during the winter months and also protects the greenhouse itself. 2. WIND When greenhouses are covered with sheet material, beware of high wind locations that perpet-
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Brownish rings mar the window sills of all my former homes. My cupboards are full of yogurt containers, pudding cups and plastic food boxes. The only south-facing window in the house is marred by scatterings of potting soil, water spills, dried leaves and other seed-starting detritus every Easter. It took 30 years of this to discover I really need a greenhouse. It was sheer serendipity that my new desert house would be graced with a built-in glass greenhouse along the entire south side. As the seasons passed I discovered just how amazing it was for growing vegetables from seed in the sheltered environment. Now I start all my vegetables in advance without concern for season or space around that one south window. Some of them get potted up more than once as I reserve them for later planting to stagger the yields, something impossible to do indoors. Today’s greenhouses are amazingly affordable due to space age materials and textiles. These are often sold in DIY kits for easy shipping that require onsite assembly. On the high end of the spectrum are attractive glass and metal
structures for thousands that look great within the larger landscape and double as outdoor living spaces. On the low end are small units called “hobby greenhouses,” ideally suited for one person to starting seedlings at very small homesites. To browse the entire greenhouse marketplace, log on to greenhousemegastore.com. The site gives you an overview of nearly all makes and models on the market today with comparative prices. This site also carries large hoop greenhouses used by commercial farmers and growers that are valuable problem solvers for difficult climates too hot or too cold or too dry for
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