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You may have a color scheme for your wedding already. This is a great opportunity to discuss the colour for your stationery. You must remember that every design is unique and is complimented by one colour and horrible in another.

We will see more businesses offering special deals and new marketing techniques to draw our business. This is a great moment to improve your negotiation skills.

A scrapbook, or photo album, with photos from the bride?s childhood through the present, is a personal gift from a close relative. This will spark conversations about growing up and how much has changed over the course of time.

Remember that computers don't have the obligation to be personal. There are hundreds of calligraphy and hand writing fonts out there. A little bit of internet research will reveal that you can even have your personal handwriting transformed into a custom font.

As far as motifs go, you'll probably want to avoid them. Some people may try and convince you to put a motif next you name that'says something' about you. Sometimes this can look okay, but in general it dilutes the professionalism of your personalized stationery, and almost looks comical.

Jewelry. Some people like to keep just one type, such as beads or bracelets, in their jewelry boxes. If you prefer to be more casual, then feel free and unassisted to add everything. There are no rules.

Back in Paris were I partially lived then, I proudly showed one my 51 fountain-pens to some friends. Interessed, they remembered from their youths how the fountain-pens looked, the cap's arrow and the jewel. One of them gave me a tip: there was apparently a stationery store in the same neighborhood as the famous Cafe de Flore and Brasserie Lipp which still carried some Parker 51 and also serviced them. I immediately went there.

My family can go through two or liat ini three loaves of bread in any given week. We have a favourite brand of bread, but if I need something quick, I can go to the dollar shop and get a loaf of bread for just one dollar. You can find white, rye and whole wheat loaves on the shelves. For $1, you can get half a dozen eggs, toaster cakes, and pancake mixes.