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DIRECTIONS 
       FOR 
IMPROVING 
YOUR LIFE 
                 BY:THOMAS H.HOPKINS 
 
  
 
 
 
 FORWARD 
 
This is a basic work book to aid you in the action of 
planning your future.The ideas in this book may not 
apply to all of your needs but has been prepaired to 
assist you to lay the fundimental ground work for  
you to achieve your goals. 
 
"Man's goings are of the lord;how can a man  
understand his own way?" 
 
No one knows what lies ahead but God.Tomorrow 
you could win the lottery or you could get attacked 
by a terrorist.You could be praised by the masses or 
lampooned into shame.This book is only a refrence 
guide to help you where you may need it.If it helps 
you then I am proud ,if it dosn't then let it be and  
have faith in the way that is set before you.You  
may not need this book.If that is the case than I 
congradulate you and wish you the best of luck 
and recomend that you say a quick thank you 
prayer. 
 
 
 
 
    
 
 
 
                       
 
 
 
                                DIRECTIONS           
               FOR IMPROVEING YOUR LIFE 
 
First I would like to start off by motivating your self 
confidence.What I would like you to do is to think about all 
of the things that have ever gone wrong in your life.Think 
about all of the failures,all of the disapointments,all of the 
regreates,all of the sadness and misfortunes and 
dissapointments.If you would like to write them down. 
 
 Now what have you learned from all of the trials and 
tribulations that you had gone through in your life? 
Did you die?If you have then please accept my deepest 
condolences and gratuity for reading this book. 
If you have not died however in time eventually you will. 
For the remainder of the time you have left here I hope that 
your life is enjoyable and satisfying. 
 
Now write down all of the things you are good at.It might 
not all come to you right away so just write down what you 
can think of off of the top of your head and add anything 
else you can think of later. 
 
Now write down all of the things you have succeded at in 
life include as much as you can think of off of the top of 
your head and make shure to add all of the things you have 
learned from your failures as well as all of the things you 
are good at. 
 
                                    Fantastic! 
 
Now your stepping in the right direction.Alright next write 
down all of the things you have.Include clothing shoes 
socks,books,furneture and anything that you think might be 
of value to you or to someone else.Even if the list is short 
you can always add to it later. 
 
Now write down the names of all of your friends.Even if 
the list is short you can always add to it later. 
 
Write down the top ten things that you want for yourself 
in your life.  
 
Now think of how you can get those things. 
 
Two important skills you should develope is the ability to 
plan ahead on goals you can fallow through with and the 
ability change your plan without a moments notice. 
 
Not every project or task is going to come out the way 
you initially planned it to and sometimes in the middle 
of the project you start you may find that it isn't that 
important for you to do right away.Do it when you've 
got your heart in it and you'll do a better job. 
 
There's only 24 hours in a day and on the average you sleep 
8-12 hours and work 4-12 hours a day.Then there's 
the commute to work and back & the time it takes to get 
ready for work and changed for bed.At the end of the day 
that dosn't leave you with much time or energy to do 
very much of anything. 
 
Fallow the step by step guide to help you develope the best 
plan for your individual needs. 
 
If things are going wrong don't take it out on the baby 
Jesus. 
 
Remember that the direction you are headed is most likely 
where you'll end up. 
 
How fast you get there is up to you. 
 
Just like driving a car you control the gas and the breaks 
and the direction.The perpose of this book is to give you  
a very basic road map.The rest is up to you! 
 
Also remember that even if you don't have much right now 
your wealth will accumulate over time so don't get 
discouraged if things aren't going your way right now and 
just keep trying.If things don't pan out in one direction just 
make a new plan and take it into a different direction.Your 
the driver! 
 
Ask yourself this question:Am I joy rideing or am I 
speeding?It isn't good to have bad driving habbits 
on the road of life or on any road for that matter. 
 
You control the wheel!Don't drive like an ass hole, keep 
your vehicle well maintained,fallow the rules of the road 
and watch out for other drivers! 
 
 
For the homeless 
 
For the homeless here's the plan 
 
Find the fallowing resources and use them 
 
shelter 
First write down the names of all of the people you know 
that would let you crash at their house.Cross out the names 
of anyone that would be physicaly or emotionaly 
abuseive.Cross out the names of any one that would cause 
any legal problems or ask you to commit crimes in return 
for the favor.Cross out the names of anyone that would  
also be known by someone who is a potential threat to 
you.Now call the remaining numbers on the list and explain 
your situation. 
 
If  no one you know can help you then call any of the local 
homeless shelters and explain your situation. 
 
If someone has hurt you call  911 
 
If you have a drug or drinking problem call  911 and ask if 
they can take you to a rehabilitation center. 
 
If no beds are avalible at the homeless shelter then you'll  
have to get creative.Look around for 24 hour resteraunts 
bus stops,truck stops or anywhere that would be warm and 
out of the elements. 
 
Now get some rest! 
 
food 
Now get something to eat.Pick the way that best suits your 
needs. 
 
Many places frown on people begging for money so be 
careful about doing that.There's nothing wrong with it  
and it's not a sin but in many places it's ilegal.That's 
on their soul not yours. 
 
Another coures of action is to dig food out of the trash. 
Be careful about that too. 
 
Aside from the germs and bacteria there's also the posibility 
that poisoniouse chemicals such as pesticides are in the 
trash can as well. 
 
If you decide to get food out of the trash take it from the 
top of the can or even better sit in the resteraunt and wait 
until someone gets up and throws the food in the trash then 
grab that. 
 
You can also grab the food that people leave behind on the 
tables (leave the tip for the waitress alone though). 
 
You could also ask the resteraunt manager if you could 
may be mop the floor or do the dishes for food then explain 
your situation. 
 
Churches and non for profit organizations also sometimes  
help homless people with food  
 
Homeless shelters also serve food to the homeless  
 
Another idea is to make a sign out of a cardboad box that 
says "will work for food"and stand along the side of the 
highway with it.Make shure it's big enough for people to 
read it. 
 
Many stores and resteraunts have free samples of food 
as well as free condoments like ketchup and saltines and 
creamers that with a little enginuity can be made into 
tomato soup or a stew. 
 
If you goto the department of family services and tell them 
that you need emergency assistance with food they might 
be able to "exbidite your case"and your food stamp card 
will be active within one week of filing your aplication. 
for the long term it's worth the wait so give it a shot. 
 
hygene 
Now that your well rested and have some food in your 
stomach you should take care of your hygene so that you 
can find a job. 
 
Public restrooms are a good place to clean up and change 
your clothing 
 
Wet 2 paper towels and put a little bit of soap in one of 
them. 
 
 Go into the toilet stall and lock the door.First use the soap 
towel and wash your genitals and rectum.Then use the 
other towel to clean away any remaining soap. 
 
Now wet 2 paper towels and put a little bit of soap in one 
of them again then go into the toilet stall and lock the 
door.First use the soap towel and wash your feet and 
between your toes.Then use the other towel to clean away 
any remaining soap.Be shure to dry your feet well. 
 
Repeat the same process for your armpits 
 
Now wash your face and neck at the sink and wash your 
arms up to the armpits but not the armpits themselves. 
 
Now while your in the rest room go back into the toilet stall 
if  you have a change of clothes and change there. 
(for future refrence if you don't have a change of clothes 
use the list of places below to help you in your serch.) 
 
clothing 
Churches and homeless shelters give away clothing if your 
not too perticular about it.Non for profit organizations that 
have thrift shops sometimes give away clothing voutures. 
 
Sometimes people throw away clothing at the laundromat 
or leave it behind and are up for grabs in the lost and found 
box. 
 
Hospitals also have lost and found boxes and might have a  
pair of gloves or a winter hat for you. 
 
Behind apartment buildings in the dumpsters you might 
find clothing. 
 
Along the side of the highway you might find shirts,ball 
caps,gloves and as strange as it sounds you could also find 
a pair of jeans here and there. 
 
In the wooded arieas and camp grounds and in parks,near 
lakes and along the river banks you could find clothing. 
 
In residential neighborhoods like the suburbs you could 
find clothing in the trash cans. 
 
Behind thrift stores you could find clothing in the dumpster 
 
In parking lots you could often find articles of clothing 
 
money 
 
like I said earlier many places frown on people begging for 
money so be careful about doing that. 
 
Temporary services like LABOR READY hire walk in 
people and some times have a job lined up for you the same 
day.Other times however you might wait around all day and  
get nothing.That's the best time to sleep. 
 
In the warmer weather construction contractors hire people 
without any experience and train them to do clean up and 
waste removal as well as carrying the tools and materials 
from the truck to the sight. 
 
In the warmer weather land scapers hire people without any 
experience and train them to do clean up and waste 
removal as well as carrying the tools and materials from the 
truck to the sight. 
 
Many farms rely on unskilled labor to plant and to harvest 
crops too delicate to be harvested by machines. 
 
In the winter time people sometimes hire people to shovel 
their drive ways and sidewalks. 
 
If  you can find an aluminum recycling center practically 
everywhere you go there's soda and beer cans you can pick 
up and bring to the recycling center for a little extra cash. 
 
Sometimes places pay for human blood and plasma look 
under blood banks in a telephone directory while your at 
the temp service waiting for a job. 
 
Sometimes truckers hire people to unload their freight for 
them because they've been driving all night and their tired. 
 
Sometimes resteraunts hire people to do nonfood related 
tasks like sweep and mop the floors,clean the 
bathroom,take out the trash ect. 
 
While your at the temp service 
Besides looking for the blood bank also look for listings in 
the newspaper for roomates wanted then call and explain 
your situation. 
 
If that dosn't pan out then try the rooms for rent section and 
explain your situation when you call. 
 
Also look in the houses for sale section of the news paper 
and see if you can find any listings for no money down 
homes for sale.Give it a shot!After all what do you got to 
loose?What the hell right?Besides the worst that could 
happen is that they say no.If you go for it and they say yes 
then there you go,but don't expect it to be a palace in a 
gated community.  
 
If you already have a job and a car 
 
Then your alot better off then alot of people. 
 
Park at a highway rest stop and sleep in the car 
then goto a truck stop and take a shower and 
wash your clothes.If you are strapped for cash  
goto a payday loan office and make a loan for 
as much as you can get or need to get. 
 
Now is not a good time for you to goto a hotel because 
you'll need whatever you can get to get your life back on 
track. 
 
 
For the people who aren't homeless 
BASIC STEPS 
 
 
STEP 1 Getting it together 
 
The first step is assessment and organization.This is the 
most important step because in the process of self 
assesment your counting your blessings.Go through your 
home and write down all of the stuff you already have in an 
inventory list. 
 
 As you go through the things you have in your home clean 
each item to like new condition and if damaged make any 
nessisary repairs if possible and economicaly 
feasable.Organize by putting it in it's respective place I.E. 
dishes in the ketchen,toiletpaper in the bathroom ect. 
Put all the items you plan to get rid of into seporate piles 
and mark a box for each pile as yard sale/garage sale 
donations,e-bay,christmas presants,birthday presants ect. 
then put them away in storage. 
 
STEP 2 
 
Make a list of the things that you still need that you don't 
already have.List the things in catagorys to make it simple 
to use.I have included a general list of the most common 
things found in the every day home.It isn't nessisary to have 
everything on the list but you can use it as a helpful guide.I 
have also included a list of the most common places to find 
items you may need.Before you go out and buy any 
of the items on your list first ask your friends,family  
church members,coworkers and neighbors if they might 
have any of the items on the list they are willing to donate 
to you or know anyone that has something on your list 
they are getting rid of or selling for really cheap. 
 
"Ask,and it will be given to you;serch and you will find; 
knock,and the door will be opened for you." 
                                                                    __Matthew 7:7 
 
Now make a list of all of the things that you could not 
afford to repair right away.There are a few factors that 
should be considered when repairing anything.First is how 
important that item is to you sentimentally.Second is value 
to general society.Even if you have no possible use for it if 
it is valuable to someone else you can sell it to them or 
trade for what you want or need that you do have use for. 
The third thing to consider is if it would cost more to repair 
then it would to replace and if it would cost more than it's 
value to repair.Sometimes it's cheaper just to buy a new 
one. 
 
Also consider how often you may use this item.If it's being 
kept as a sentimental item then dose it need to be repaired 
right away or can it wait?Another question to ask is if it can 
be repaired.If it is damaged to a state of unrepairability 
then think about what you would like to do with the 
remains. 
 
You can simbolicly incorperate them into the design of 
something else or keep it as is or throw it away or bury it in 
a symbolic gesture of respect for the object you once 
cherished.That's your choice! 
 
STEP 3 
 
 Make a budget of your money.This should include your 
rent,utilitys,phone bill,internet charges,car payments,car 
insurance,grocery bill,credit card payments,student 
loans,cable bill and any other bills you might have and 
subtract them from the amount of money you earn. 
 
If your monthly bills exceed your pay check then figure out 
the bills that you can cut back on and some of the extras 
you can do without. 
 
Even if your bills don't exceed your monthly budget you 
should cut back on expenses anyway. 
 
Do you really need 180 channels of reruns and repeats? 
 
Do you really need a cellular phone in case of an 
emergency or can you just use a pay phone or flag someone 
down if you break down? 
 
Put away as much money as you can into savings. 
 
Invest your money!Aside from putting your money into 
savings you should put aside a little for investments,tools  
supplys,and things that will help you make a profit later on. 
 
Do your research to learn more about stocks and bonds and 
mutual funds,buissness ventures and other investment 
intrests. 
 
Find the highest paying job you can and go back to school. 
 
Take a course in something that you enjoy and are intrested 
in. 
 
If it's something your intrested in your more likely to 
remain in an occupation that is relitive to this ,the rewards 
will be more enjoyable and you will be more likely to do 
well. 
 
Be patient!Take your time and do well!Take little steps and 
don't push yourself too hard!Keep a slow steady pace and 
keep trying. 
 
Stay out of trouble!Keep your nose clean as the saying 
goes.No matter how hard a person trys to pull you into a 
conflict stay out of it.Don't have anything to do with 
criminal activity as much as possible and avoid situations 
that may lead to wrongful incarceration if possible.For the 
time and money you loose and all of the other ramifications 
involved you'll loose more than you gain  
Mabe you can nigotiate or try to resolve the situation in a 
peaceful manner first.That isn't as easy as it sounds and 
way easier said than done but with a little practice it gets a  
lot easier over time. 
 
The reason we work is to improve our own lives as well as 
other peoples lives and the lives of the generations to come 
so donate your time and money to improve your 
community and the world you live in. 
 
Volenteer at your local red cross, do fund raising for the 
animal shelter,pick up the garbage around your ariea streets 
and side walks. 
 
Join the Boy Scouts of America or what ever you feel you 
would like to do to make the world a better place to live. 
 
Remember that everything we have comes from the 
ground.."We brought nothing into this world and it is 
certain that we can carry nothing out." I Timothy 6:7 
 
Your not going to live forever that's just part of life but 
what you give to others will impact the world long after 
you are gone. 
 
Everything you have right now comes from the earth and 
it's value is truely nothing compared to the value of human 
decency and integraty.That dosn't mean to give away all 
your worldly possesions but if you have enough to be in a 
situation where you can afford to help others and it isn't 
going to effect you by giving help then do so,but do it 
because you want to help others and don't expect to have 
any recognition for it or to gain anything in return. 
 
LIST FOR THE HOME 
 
The fallowing list is a list of common household items 
currently found in the average home.Use this list as a 
scavenger hunt list and mark off any of the items you 
already have.Remember that you should buy the items 
that best fit your individual needs so it's up to you to 
decide if you should buy new or used,name brand or 
genaric and to choose the style,color ect.It's what you 
value that matters the most.Remember it's your money! 
 
                     BED ROOM 
 
bed 
blankets  
pillows 
sheets 
pillow cases 
curtains 
curtain rods 
night stand 
lamp 
lamp shade 
alarm clock 
telephone 
wall pictures 
air conditioner 
electric space heater 
telivishion 
VCR/DVD/CD player 
sterio 
tape rewinder 
vidio game system 
waste paper basket 
 
INFANTS ROOM 
 
crib or basenette 
diaper desposal 
play pen 
age aporopreate toys 
toy box 
age aporopreate posters or miruals 
diapers (wholesale) 
formula (wholesale) 
baby monitor 
baby food (wholesale) 
chair 
baby changeing table 
night light 
electrical outlet covers 
dresser drawer 
blankets  
pillows 
sheets 
pillow cases 
curtains 
curtain rods 
night stand 
lamp 
lamp shade 
 
CHILDS ROOM 
 
bed 
blankets  
pillows 
sheets 
pillow cases 
curtains 
curtain rods 
night stand 
lamp 
lamp shade 
alarm clock 
telephone 
wall pictures 
air conditioner 
electric space heater 
telivishion 
VCR/DVD/CD player 
sterio 
tape rewinder 
vidio game system 
waste paper basket 
age aporopreate toys 
toy box 
age aporopreate posters or miruals 
 
                         BATHROOM 
 
toilet paper holder 
toilet paper 
plunger 
toilet scrubber 
soap dish 
soap 
tooth brush holder 
tooth brush 
rinse cup 
bathroom scale 
hamper 
towels 
wash cloths 
shower curtain 
shampoo holder 
towel holder 
waist paper basket 
hot water bottle 
thermometer 
drain plug 
bathroab 
sponge 
rubber duck & small boats 
oval rug 
toilet seat cover 
hamper 
diper disposal 
 
                         LIVING ROOM 
 
coffee table 
sofa 
chairs 
end tables 
lamps 
telivishion 
VCR/DVD/CD player 
sterio system 
foot stool 
pictures 
curtains 
coat rack 
book shelf 
your favorite books 
encyclopedia set 
lantern 
globe 
your favorite nick nacks 
desk 
desk chair 
computer system 
software 
desk lamp 
pencils/pens/erasers 
CD rack  
paper 
storage bins 
phone 
answering machine 
caller ID box 
fax machine         
                               KETCHEN 
 
 
dishes 
saucers 
cups 
bowls 
forks 
knives 
spoons 
desert cups 
shot glasses 
beer mugs 
wine glases 
microwave bowls 
pots 
pans 
salt and pepper shakers 
can opener 
mop/broom/dustpan 
steak knives 
cake knives 
mixing bowls 
spatula 
egg beater 
egg timer 
mixing spoon 
oven mits 
cork screw 
bottle opener 
toaster 
blender 
microwave 
air popcorn maker 
pasta maker 
toaster oven 
bread maker 
wall clock 
calender 
phone 
refridgerator magnets 
flower vase 
ice cube trays 
rubber drain stopper 
sponge 
steel wool 
scowering pad 
note board 
candles 
candle holders 
place mats 
table cloth 
cloth napkins 
napkin rings 
 
                           TOOLS 
 
hammer  
saw 
pliers 
scissors 
razor knife  
paint brush set 
puddy knife 
clamps 
flashlight 
socket wrench set 
pipe wrench 
wire cutters 
tin snips 
hot glue gun 
soldering iron 
hack saw 
sand paper 
level 
steel wool 
volt/ohm meter 
chalk line 
measuring tape 
stud finder 
electric sander 
paint roller & rolling pan 
masking tape 
duct tape 
electrical tape 
wire snippers 
wire strippers 
wire nuts 
asorted nuts & bolts 
asorted nails 
asorted screws 
wire brush 
welding tourch 
cutting tourch 
asorted electronic parts 
screw driver set 
magnets 
super glue 
glass cutter 
transparent tape 
vasoline 
fishing line 
asorted roaps 
pully 
reflective tape 
giger counter 
berometer 
thurmometer 
tire gauge 
oscilliscope 
calculator 
jumper cables 
crow bar 
sledge hammer 
air brush 
buffer 
altimeter 
jack hammer 
microscope 
roughter 
dust mask 
lazer etcher 
                     GARAGE 
 
garden rake 
snow showel 
weed wacker 
lawn mower 
bicycle 
bicycle pump 
spare tires 
tool box 
hobby bench 
extra house paint 
extra romex wire 
fuses 
tiller 
tiller 
hoe 
leaf rake 
spray paint 
whole sale motor oil 
wholesale antifreeze 
wholesale transmission fluid 
wholesale bleach 
wholesale toilet paper 
wholesale laundry detergent 
wholesale shampoo 
wholesale dishwasher detergent 
wholesale lightbulbs 
car wax 
gardenhose 
grass seed 
rock salt 
weed killer 
rubber raft 
fishing poles 
tackle box 
tent 
cooler 
radio 
spare parts 
wholesale oil filters 
wholesale gas filters 
wholesale air filters 
oil pan 
car jacks or ramps 
band saw 
miter saw 
garden spade 
hammoc (winter storage)   
battery charcer 
skiis & polls (summer storage) 
tarplin 
oscilliscope 
   
                           ATTIC 
 
winter clothes (summer) 
summer clothes (winter) 
Halloween decorations 
Christmas decorations 
easter decorations 
replaced items 
extra bathroom tile 
extra ketchen tile 
collectable items 
scrap material 
baby furniture 
old toys 
old computer system 
memerobilia 
wallpaper rolls 
wrapping paper 
wholesale christmas cards 
after christmas sale items for next christmas 
christmas presants 
stocking stuffers 
teliscope 
junk box 
spare parts 
important papers 
old clothes 
non food wholesale items 
old records 
books 
bungee cord 
scrap lumber 
scrap plywood 
scrap carpet 
old vidio tapes 
old vidio camera 
 
                    MEDICINE CABINET 
 
peptobismo 
asprine 
alkaseltzer 
mouthwash 
cologne 
deoderant 
razors 
bandaids 
shaveing cream 
throat losengers 
niquil 
hydrocortazone cream 
bug repelent 
suntan lotion 
sun block 
ace bandage 
safty pins 
comb & brush 
nazel decongestant 
thurmometer 
nail clippers 
emery board 
skin softener 
aftershave 
hydrogen peroxide 
laxitives 
vitamines 
Q tips 
surgical tape 
no doze 
lip balm 
condoms 
sex oils 
tooth whitener 
ben gay 
foot pads 
cotton swabs 
needle & thread 
ambisol 
antibiotic ointment 
sudifed maximum strenght 
vizeen 
vix vapor rub 
soap & shampoo 
primitine mist inhaler 
icy hot 
viox 
hair gel 
hair spray 
rogain 
ginko biloba 
ginsing 
 
LAUNDRY ROOM 
 
WASHER 
DRYER 
IRONING BOARD 
CLOTHING IRON 
LAUNDRY BASKET 
LAUNDRY DETERGENT 
FABRIC SOFTENER 
BLEACH 
STAIN REMOVER 
FOLDING TABLE 
RADIO 
CHAIR 
MAGAZINES 
STORAGE SHELF 
WHOLE SALE STAIN REMOVER 
WHOLE SALE LAUNDRY DETERGENT 
WHOLE SALE FABRIC SOFTENER 
WHOLE SALE BLEACH 
LINT BRUSH 
 
THINGS TO HAVE IN YOUR CAR 
 
 
TRUNK: 
 
SPARE TIRE 
TIRE IRON 
CAR JACK 
SOCKET WRENCH SET 
SCREW DRIVER SET 
BLANKET 
COAT 
SPARE SET OF CLOTHES 
RAIN COAT 
SPARE SET OF SHOES 
HIGHWAY MAP OF THE UNITED STATES 
SPARE BULBS & HEAD LIGHTS 
ROCK SALT 
A FEW SMALL BOARDS 
HEAVY DUTY ROAP 
JUMPER CABLES 
FLASH LIGHT 
FIRST AID KIT 
ROAD FLARES 
5 GALLON GAS CAN 
PLASTIC PAINTERS TARPLIN 
DUCT TAPE 
WIRE COAT HANGERS 
LONG STEEL PIPE 
RUBBER GLOVES 
ASORTED TOWELS AND RAGS 
CAN OF SPRAY FIX TIRE REPAIR 
RUST REMOVER 
4 CONTAINERS OF OIL 
1 CONTAINER OF ANTIFREEZE 
1 GALLON GAS CAN(EMPTY) 
1 CONTAINER OF TRANSMISSION FLUID 
2 MAN TENT 
SHOVEL 
SPARE LUG NUTS 
ROLL OF SPEAKER WIRE 
PORTABLE GRILL 
CHARCOAL  
LIGHTER FLUID 
 
GLOVE BOX: 
 
GLOVES 
CIGARETTE LIGHTERS 
MAGNIFYING GLASS 
CONDOMS 
LOCAL MAPS 
SPARE FUSES 
GUM/BREATH MINTS 
FLASH LIGHT 
COMPASS 
OWNERS MANUAL 
PHONE CARD 
TIRE GAUGE 
 
UNDER THE SEAT: 
 
SPARE SOCKS 
WATER BOTTLE 
TAPES & CDS 
PORTABLE RADIO 
NONPARISHABLE FOOD 
HYGENE KIT 
CELL PHONE 
 
BEHIND THE VISOR: 
 
PROOF OF INSURANCE 
PROOF OF OWNERSHIP OF THE VEHICLE 
SPARE IGNITION KEY 
$50. FOR EMERGENCY  
COMB 
DENTAL FLOSS 
SAFTY PINS 
PAPER CLIPS 
 
     INVESTING YOUR MONEY 
 
 
When you invest your money invest in something you 
would use.What you value becomes valuable.This isn't  
always the case but it's basically the norm.You get out 
of it what you put into it.If you value it you'll put more  
into it and you'll be more enthusiastic about it. 
 
There's a market for just about anything ,you just have to 
 figure out who's buying and who's selling it then figure 
 out what to do to improve it to make it more valueable to 
 you and a potential customer.The avenues of investing  
are endless. 
 
Some avenues for investing are: 
realestate 
stocks 
bonds 
Cirtificates of deposit 
mutual funds 
commoditys 
gold 
silver 
dimonds 
IRAs 
401k 
life insurance 
art 
collectable items 
antiques 
patents  
copy rights 
savings accounts 
franchise operations 
wholesale merchandise 
production facilitys 
investment groups 
 
                  MAKING MONEY FROM DEBT   
 
                              Beleave it or not it's possible.What your doing is what's called raising  
                              venture capitol.This venture capitol can be obtained in the form of a 
                              loan or grant from an individual or an organization.This venture capitol  
                              can then be used as seed money for an investment. 
 
                             The list below includes some possible places you can aquire venture capitol 
   
                             
                            FROM A FRIEND 
                            FROM A RELITIVE 
                            FROM A CREDIT CARD 
  FROM A PAYDAY LOAN OFFICE 
  FROM A LIFE INSURANCE POLICY(CERTAIN TYPES)                                                                                      
                            FROM A PAWN SHOP(WITH COLADERAL) 
                            FROM A BANK 
                            FROM A CREDIT UNION 
                            FROM A GOVERNMENT LOAN \GOVERNMENT GRANT   
 
WAYS TO SAVE MONEY 
 
The fallowing list is a list of ways that you can cut corners 
to save a little bit of extra money to put away for an 
emergency or future investment. 
 
FOOD 
 
eat at home instead of going out to eat 
buy less expensive grocerys 
buy food that's faster to cook or dosn't require cooking 
only buy food you are going to eat 
cook food on the grill and use sticks instead of charcoal 
go hunting and fishing 
plant a garden 
pickle your foods with white vinigar 
dehydrate your foods in a food dehyderator 
smoke meat & fish on the grill 
cut foods thinly before you cook so they will cook faster 
cook large quanitys of food at a time then just warm as 
needed 
don't cook vegitables but serve them cold instead 
 
CLOTHING 
 
buy used clothing instead of new 
do the laundry in the sink or bath tub 
air dry your clothes instead of using the dryer 
mend and repair your clothes instead of replacing them 
use only small amounts of laundry detergent 
dress for the ocashion by seporating work clothes from 
dress clothes for church or important events & meetings 
buy a suit or dress for the ocashion then bring it back 
 
HYGENE 
 
cut your own hair 
use less toilet paper 
use less soap 
use less shampoo 
reuse disposable razors 
use cold water when shaving 
take less time in the shower 
wash your hands more often at public restrooms 
 
LAWN & GARDEN 
 
To save money on lawn fertelizer you can use a  
combination of food waste, mulch and burned ashes  
to spread in the yard or flower bed. 
To save money on weed wacking use the old fashioned 
hand weed wackers. 
To save money on garden seeds recycle the seeds from 
the plants you grow. 
To save money on mowing the lawn use the nonengine 
style mower from back in the early ninteen seventys. 
If you can't find the older model lawn mowers look for 
a battery powered lawn mower with a solar charger. 
 
 
HOME 
 
use less electric 
sweep instead of vaccume 
unplug your computer 
unplug unused apliances 
keep it clean and well organized 
go out more often 
shop around for bargains 
recycle and barter for goods and services 
use the libruary computer to serf the web  
use the libruary computer to check e mail 
use the libruary computer to send e mail 
get a room mate 
get several room mates 
use 40w lightbulbs 
 
CAR 
 
save money on gas 
know where your going before you go 
car pool 
walk or ride a bike 
use public transportation if possible 
buy a cheaper car that is more echonomical 
keep your car or truck well maintained 
get cheaper car insurance 
 
CHILDREN 
 
ask a friend,trusted neighbor or relitive to watch the  
kids instead of hiring a baby sitter. 
buy used toys,books and games for christmas and  
birthdays 
buy used clothing for the summer clothes 
tell the kids to change out of their school clothing 
into play clothes before they go out to play. 
tell the kids to where their play clothing on the weekends 
buy cheap candy for halloween and used costumes 
use last years decorations 
reuse plastic easter eggs and easter baskets 
paint a mirual of their favorite cartoon charicters instead of 
buying posters. 
burn copys of their favorite CDs and DVDs 
buy used childrens furneture and refurbish it 
don't send your kids to summer camp 
have a pizza party instead of going to a resteraunt 
for really special occashions goto an all you can eat buffe 
instead of a regular resteraunt 
buy used scouting equiptment or let your kid make it 
from scratch  
buy used sports equiptment in good condition 
buy used sterio,telivishion and other electronics for your kids 
rooms 
buy knock off name brand items for school clothes(younger kids) 
buy name brand items on sale(older kids) 
take the lables off the old clothes and sew them on the new ones 
buy imitation brand cerial(at 4am who's gonna know?) 
buy school supplys wholesale 
give your kids hair cuts at home 
 
CHILD SUPPORT 
 
If your devorced but still on good terms with your exwife 
then mabe you can make payment arangements on child 
support payments or offer a barter arangement or both.  
Some ideas are out lined below. 
 
offer to watch the kids while she's at work. 
offer to do some of the repairs to her house or apartment. 
offer to repair her car. 
offer to do some yard work. 
offer to help her file her taxes 
offer to repair her computer. 
offer to help her to find better bargins on the things she 
needs. 
 
Do the best you can to sweeten the deal then fallow through 
with it if she says yes. 
 
If you don't get along with your ex wife cut your losses and 
move on.Think of it as giving your kid up for adoption.You 
can explain it to your kid when he or she is older and 
moves 
out.Stay out of the drama game!Move to another state or 
another country and stay the hell away!It may sound cold 
but think of the alternitive!I could fill a book just on the 
sick things that devorced parents do to their kids to get 
back at each other.Is it worth it?No!Move on and don't 
look back! 
 
Trust me your kid will have plenty of time to get to know 
why! 
 
On the other hand it might give you just the time you need 
to get yourself together and become more mature and able 
to handle the responsibility of being a good parent. 
 
On the government side of the equashion you should 
explain your financial situation then offer payments on 
any back child support as you pay the current payments. 
 
If that dosn't work try to pay it off with a credit card if you 
can, then make payments on the card until it's payed off. 
 
After you have everything current keep it that way! 
 
THE BEST PLACES TO FIND CHEAP STUFF 
 
flea markets 
garage sales 
government auctions 
auction houses 
thrift shops 
consignment shops 
pawn shops 
estate sales 
clearance sales 
whole sale vendors 
junk yard 
factory direct marchandise 
discontinued items 
outdated items 
church donations 
from the garbage 
friends 
family members 
neighbors 
overstocked items 
from nature 
companys updating equiptment 
swap meets 
over the internet 
construction scraps 
giveaways 
samples 
wholesale buyers clubs 
group rates 
corperate discounts 
studend discounts 
discounts for seniors 
discountd for disabled 
ethnic minority discounts 
non for profit organization discounts 
church membership discounts 
membership discounts 
liquidation sales 
 
Anything that you find that might have value to someone 
else if it where in better condition and you have the ability 
to make the nessisary corrections to it ,get it and make the 
nessisarry repairs to the item then sell it. 
 
SCAVENGERING 
 
STATIONARY 
 
Banks usually give away freebees like pens,pencils and 
calendars.Scrap paper can be found at the libruary or post 
office.Scrap cardboard can be used as a temporary chalk 
bord or clip board and well chared cuts of sticks can 
replace chalk as a substitute.Old contact paper or sticker 
labels can be used to substitute tape if appearance dosn't 
matter. 
 
CONDOMENTS 
 
Ketchup,salt,mustard,pickle relish,soy sauce,hot 
sauce,mayonase,duck sauce,sweet and sour sauce coffee 
creamer,parmashan cheese,oregano,sugar,sweetener, 
crutons ,bacon bits,butter,crackers,halapinios,cheese sauce 
candy ,mints and ect.can all be found at a resteraunt or 
service station. 
 
CLOTHING 
 
Most laundromats have a lost and found box and throw 
away the clothes that are not picked up after about a week. 
Some people disguard clothing at the laundromat if the 
clothes are stained or discolored or there's a rip or loose 
button or missing button on them. 
 
Clothing can also be found in the dumpster in most 
apartment complexes. 
 
HYGENE 
 
Soap and toilet paper can be found at resteraunts and 
service stations.In a pinch you can use paper napkins as a 
substitute for toilet paper.  
 
 
REPAIRING ITEMS IN YOUR HOME 
 
To save money sometimes its better to repair an item 
instead of replaceing it.Use the list below as a helpful 
guide.Some of the methods date back as early as the 
1800s. 
 
PLASTIC ITEMS 
 
To repair a plastic item it is helpful to have a few scraps of 
the same kind of plastic that can be used to weld or glue in 
place as a patch on any items with holes or missing pieces. 
 
It is also helpful to have a little creative ability in sculpting 
and to have patience. 
 
CRACKS 
 
For small cracks in a piece of plastic that dosn't hold any 
pressure behind it clear apoxy like super glues will work 
fine.For PVC pipe that may hold water pressure it may be 
nessisary to cut the pipe and put a streight connector 
in place.for long cracks it may be nessisary to use two 
streight connectors and a replacement piece of PVC pipe. 
The freshly cut ends and the connectors as well as any 
replacement pipe should be sanded and cleaned and free of 
oil before glueing them together.Use PVC cleaner to soften 
plastic before glueing fallowing the directions on the can. 
Use PVC glue to glue the dry pipe and connectors together. 
 
SMALL HOLES 
 
For small holes in plastic appliances use plastic filler 
purchased at any hobby shop.After the hole has been filled 
it may be nessisary to touch it up with paint.You should try 
to match the color and texture as closely as you can.for 
imitating texture of an object lightly press a piece of plastic 
filler over an oiled section of the project then let dry.use 
this to impress onto the patched ariea of the project.It may 
at times be nessisary to etch the patterine by hand to blend 
it with the existing piece. 
 
LARGE HOLES 
 
You should cut the hole into the simplest shape you can 
then trace it's edges on a piece of paper.cut the traced 
image out and use it as a pattern to copy onto a piece of 
plastic.Cut the plastic then put a bead of glue on it's edges. 
Press the piece firmly in place and let it set for a few hours 
regardless of whatever it says of the drying time on the glue 
lable.Paint and sand the object then dry. 
 
WOOD 
 
Regular wood filler can be used to fill small holes but for 
larger holes in wood it is nessisarry to use a piece of wood 
that will fit inside the hole then coat the edges with wood 
filler and remove excess from surface. 
 
Cheap wood filler can be made by mixing wood glue and 
saw dust together to make a puddy consistancy.I leave this 
to the reader to determine the consistancy desired and to 
measure the quanitys there of. 
 
Once the wood has been filled then sand the wood to a 
smooth surface then paint.The wood filler unfortuneately 
will not stain properily but if you desire the piece to be 
stained you can mix coloring into the wood filler to match 
the surface color and it will dry to roughly the same color. 
 
METAL 
 
For metal surfaces there a number of things you can use to 
repair holes.The most common is to use body 
filler.Fallowing the directions on the can mix the body filler 
on a scrap piece of cardboard using a plastic puddy knife. 
Be shure that the color is consistant and that the filler is 
thourally mixed with the cream hardener.Once this has 
been done quickly place the mix onto the surface and flaten 
as smooth as possible.It may help to have a mask or rag 
over your face to keep from inhailing the noxiouse fumes.It 
may also make the job easier to whear gloves because if it 
sticks to your hands it's difficult to remove.Let the work 
dry over night then sand the surface with an electric sander 
using course sand paper to get it about level with the metal 
surface then use fine grit to bring it even with the surface. 
Be careful to not apply too much pressure to the sander or 
to sand an ariea too long.This will cause it to melt and 
make  
melted balls of body filler on the surface of the sand paper 
that will destroy your work. 
 
MIRRORS 
 
This a job that will take considerable skill to do correctly if 
you intend to repair the glass.If you don't mind replacing 
the mirror glass then the job will be worlds easier. 
 
You will need to remove the mirror silvering from the glass 
before you weld the pieces back together.Once the glass is 
clean prepair a setiline or propain tourch by opening the 
valve on a low setting then lighting the gas.slowly raise the 
setting until the flame is blue.slowly heat the glass on a 
nonflamible surface such as metal or concreate.Remove the 
flame periodically to move the pieces of glass closer 
together  then continue to heat the edges until the glass has 
mended together.Continue to give even sweeps over the 
surface of the glass and lower the flame.Slowly reduce the 
amount of time given to each sweep then lower the flame 
again.Continue this process until the flame is off.Let the 
project cool slowly.The slower the better. 
 
MIRRORING GLASS 
 
Buy a can of mirroring spray paint and a can of grey primer 
paint.The mirroring paint can usually  be found at any 
hardware store,craft store or hobby shop.It usually sells for 
the same price as regular spray paint.Lay the glass on a 
newspaper or a piece of scrap cardboard then spray the 
glass with the mirror spray paint in even sweeps.Be shure 
to stop periodically to shake the can.Let dry completely 
then spray on the primer paint in an even coat over the 
mirror sprayed surface.Let dry.Reinsert the mirror into it's 
frame and secure. 
 
STCKERS,DECALS & LABELS 
 
For replaceing stickers,decals or labels make a  
photo copy of the original then adhere it to  
the project you are working on.If you do not 
have the original stickers,decals or labels then 
you can improvise with custom decals using 
fonts on your home computer or picture samples 
you find in magazines or other sources.Once you 
have found the picture sample you want simply 
print it out to size as a color transparency and cut 
 it out then adhere it to it's proper location. 
 
For large stickers,decals or labels you can use the 
same transparency method or you can trace an image 
onto the surface of the project using stencils or a 
photo copy of the item and a sheet of carbon paper 
then paint it with a artists paint brush or mask it off 
with masking tape along the lines and spray it with 
spray paint in light even coats. 
 
 
HANGING WALLPAPER 
 
Hanging wall paper is difficult but there's an easier way to 
do it. 
 
First determine the height you would like it to run it if you 
don't plan to run it the full expanse of the wall from floor to 
celing.After the measurement has been made for the height 
of the paper use a chalk line to mark it or use a ruler and a 
guide.I recomend using a chalk line and if you don't have a 
chalk line you can use a piece of string as a chalk line by 
rubbing it in ash.Take one end of the chalk line and nail it 
to the marked height of the desired wall paper height then 
do the same to the other end keeping the line taunt.Pinch 
the line between two fingers and pull it back then let it snap 
back in place.This should give you a fairly acurate marking 
of where the wall paper is to stop.Spray some spray 
adheasive to the surface of the wall where the paper is to be 
hung.Line up the wallpaper end with the line you have 
made then bend the paper to the corner and cut it streight 
across.Make shure that the paper is smooth against the wall 
and that it dosn't have any air pockets.With the freshly cut 
end of the wall paper still on the roll line it to the chalk line 
and the end of the freshly hung wall paper.Repeat the steps 
used to hang the first piece and continue until your done.  
 
PATCHING PLASTER 
 
If you have a small screw hole in the wall use a little piece 
of toiletpaper ,napkin or straw wrapper by chewing it into a 
spitball then forceing it into place with your finger.Flaten it 
out then paint over it. 
 
For larger holes cut the hole into a small square then cut a 
small piece of sheetrock into a square to match it.If you 
have no sheetrock use a piece of cardboard and cut it to fit 
the hole.For both you should carefully press the patch into 
place as flush as possible.Cut strips of news paper to a two 
inch width then wet the paper and stick it to the wall over 
the patched hole.Carefully place a layer of joint compound 
over the paper and smooth it out with the puddy knife.Let 
dry then sand it smooth.paint and texture it  then let it dry. 
 
SPACKELING TAPE 
 
To save a few bucks on spackeling tape you can use strips of  
newspaper cut to the width of the spackeling tape and apply 
it the same way you would use the tape. 
 
STUCCO 
 
For reparing stucco you can use a mix of paper mache and 
dry plaster mix.To make the paper mache rip up as much 
news paper as you need and put it into a bowl,add water 
and let it set over night.Break up the newspaper with your  
hands and mush it between your fingers.Add in a little  
plaster of paris at a time until the mix is similar to stucco  
mix then apply to the damaged arieas.Allow it to dry before  
painting. 
 
PAINTING 
 
It's a good idea to first clean the walls free from any dirt 
grease,soap scumb,bird droppings,loose paint and ect. 
before you paint.After you have prepaired the wall you  
should patch paint over any ariea that you scraped away  
loose paint or that may be stained or discolored.For stains  
that bleed through the paint you should spray the ariea  
with degreaser and wash the ariea with a hot soapy towel. 
Let the ariea dry then patch paint the ariea again using the  
same color as the wall and blend it the best you can. 
after the patch painted arieas are dry apply a thin coat 
of paint the same color as the paint already on the wall 
over the entire wall.The more you can blend it and stretch 
it out the better.Hopefully you won't need a second 
coat of paint after that. 
 
PAINT 
 
For dried out paint in a paint bucket you can add some 
paint thinner to it , stir it in and mix it well into the dried  
out paint and you should be able to use it as paint.The 
end result will be a chunky soup of colored paint thinner  
and softened globs of paint unless you mix the hell out of 
it and mash the globs with your hands.It's messy to do but 
it works. 
 
If you don't have any paint thinner you can also use kerosine  
gasoline or lighter fluid to soften up the paint. 
 
for paint that's too watery you can add a little plaster of paris 
or powdered joint compound to absorb the excess moisture. 
keep in mind however that it will lighten the color of the paint. 
If you don't want to change the color of the paint I would  
suggest that you just leave the can open for a day or so to 
let the moisture evaporate.You may need to stir it occashionally 
to keep it from skinning over at the top. 
 
PAINT BRUSHES 
 
Even cheap paint brushes cost money but if you take care of 
them they can be used almost indefinantly.For used paint 
brushes that are damaged by dried paint they can be easily 
cleaned by placeing them in boiling hot water and picking  
out the big globs of paint by hand when they are softened. 
Once the larger globs are removed the smaller globs of paint 
can be worked out with a hair comb and the remaining paint 
should wash out fairly easy. 
 
ROLLERS 
 
Like with cleaning paint brushes, rollers can be cleaned by 
using hot water and pulling off the large glops of stuck on 
paint.After the large glops are removed use your hand to 
force out any wet paint still in the roller.Wash the roller 
several times and force out the paint each time until the  
water comes out clear. 
 
CARPET 
 
Instead of replacing your old carpet you should see if you can restore 
the existing carpet by giving it a good shampooing with a rug shampoo 
machine.If you buy a rug shampoo machine you can bring it back after 
you use it.Spray any stains in the carpet with stain remover first and try  
to work out the stain.If the carpet is discolored but the mat is still in good 
shape you can always dye the rug for a fraction of the price of buying a  
new one. 
 
TRIM WORK 
 
For base boards,corner moulding and trim around doors and windows 
you can use calk to fill in small holes.You can also use paper mache, 
plaster of paris,spackle,wood filler,mud mixed with elmers glue,body 
filler or even playdough to fill in the small holes. 
 
For large holes you have to be a little more creative.For the larger holes 
you can fill them in with paper mache,plaster of paris,spackle,wood filler, 
mud mixed with elmers glue,body filler or  playdough to fill in the holes, 
but you have to sculpt it into the shape of the rest of the moulding.To 
make it a little easier you can make a cast of the moulding then use it as 
a tool to slide across the surface that is to be moulded. 
 
For the really large holes or missing pieces you can remove the trim from an 
inconspiciouse ariea like behind the sofa or behind the bed and piece it in 
then blend the ariea with hole filler and paint. 
 
If there are no inconspiciouse arieas in the room that you can swap a piece 
of moulding then you can use the moulding cast and instead of using only 
hole filler cut a strip of cardboard small enough to fit the largest portion of  
the ariea with the missing piece then fill the rest with the hole filler. 
 
REPAIRING TILE 
 
Instead of replaceing all of the tiles first see if you can find  
replacement tiles that match the existing tile and replace only 
the tiles that are damaged or missing.If you can't find any tiles  
to match the existing tile then see if there's an ariea of tile in an  
inconspiciouse spot like under the refridgerator or behind the  
toilet and carefully remove it from that ariea.Once you have the 
replacement tile make shure it is cleaned well and make shure  
you clean the ariea of loose grout,dirt and tile before you apply 
new grout.Next apply the new grout and press in the new tile. 
press firm but carefully and slowly allow any excess grout to  
ooze out around the edges of the tile.Wipe the surface with a  
sponge and then press a book over the top to check if it is  
level.Use the cover of the book to check if the tile is lined up 
properly with the other tiles.If too many tiles are missing you  
should replace all of them. 
 
LAYING TILE 
 
First measure the room then determine the amount of tile 
needed by the measurement of their size.Spread the tile 
glue in strips of the same width as the tile and lay the tile 
in a streight line over the glue side by side then run another  
line of glue and line up the tile side by side next to the 
other tile line so the corners of the tile are side by side with 
a streight line in both directions.continue this process until 
you get to the edges of the wall then cut the tile by using 
the last tile as a guide.  
 
TUBS,SINKS &TOILETS 
 
If your tub,toilet or sink is broken see if you can replace only the broken 
portion of the tub,toilet or sink first.If the tub toilet or sink is damaged 
beyond repair mabe you can replace it with a used tub,toilet or sink. 
If the damage to your tub,toilet or sink are astetic flaws like rust stains 
scratches and nicks or chips missing ,cracks ect. you may still be able to  
repair it. 
 
For chips, nicks,scratches and cracks use body filler to patch them then  
sand it smooth.Clean the tub,toilet or sink after sanding to remove dirt 
and debris then clean the entire object well to remove grease,wall paint 
soap scumb,lime,calcium,mineral deposits and rust.To remove rust stains 
use rust remover and spray sparingly over the stain then rinse the stain  
well.Repeat if nessisary until the stain is gone. 
 
Remove the tub,toilet or sink from it's location then find a clean,dry and  
well ventilated ariea to paint your work.Shake the can of tub ,toilet & sink 
spray paint well.Make a last minute check to see if the tub,toilet or sink is 
completely dry and cleaned.Now spray the ariea that you made the repair  
to first with a really fast sweep and keep the can about a foot away from  
the project.Now let that dry completely before you put on another coat of 
paint.Clean the surface of the project and let it dry.Now spray paint the rest 
of the project with a thin coat of paint and blend it together the best you  
can.Clean the surface of the project and let it dry.If it's nessisary apply  
another coat of paint then clean the surface of the project and let it dry. 
 
HOT TUB 
 
If you have the ability to work with concrete you can save a lot of money 
building a hot tub yourself.First goto a place that sells hot tubs and get 
one of their flyers.Pick the one that you would buy if you had the money 
and find out what parts goto it and how much the replacement parts cost. 
Get the replacement parts and copy the design using concrete instead of 
fiberglass. 
 
PIPES 
 
You can save money on PVC pipe by useing garden hose. 
You should only use the garden hose on the cold water pipes 
because the hot water makes the hoses expand.It's better to 
use garden hose instead of PVC in arieas that are prone to  
pipes freezing in the winter because PVC tends to split and 
garden hose expands more readily.To connect it into the  
plumbing system use hose clamps and tighten the hose 
clamp & hose as tight as you can against the PVC without 
busting it.It helps to have a little rosen or glue to help seal 
 it so it won't leak but if the clamp is tight enough you won't 
need any glue. 
 
ELECTRICAL 
 
This is not an ariea you should be cutting corners in.I'm not  
going to recomend it.However if it's nessisarry in an emergency  
it's need to know information.So I will include it in this book to be 
 used at your own discression. 
 
HOUSE WIREING 
 
Old appliance cords recycled from refridgerators,ovens,telivishions, 
VCRs,sterios,microwaves ect.can be used temporarily to replace  
damaged house wireing. 
 
Extentions can be used temporarily to replace damaged  
house wireing. 
 
Heavy grade speaker wire can be used temporarily to replace  
damaged house wireing. 
 
FUSES 
 
For older fuse style fuse boxes a strip of aluminum can be used  
temporarily to replace damaged house fuses. 
 
For older fuse style fuse boxes a piece of old appliance cords  
recycled from refridgerators,ovens,telivishions,VCRs,sterios, 
microwaves ect.can be used temporarily to replace damaged  
house fuses. 
 
Heavy grade speaker wire can be used temporarily to replace  
damaged house fuses. 
 
LIGHTING 
 
If you don't have a lamp in your house a light bulb with old  
appliance cords recycled from refridgerators,ovens,telivishions, 
VCRs,sterios,microwaves ect.taped to the leads can be used  
temporarily to create a makeshift lamp.To make it a little more like  
a lamp you can tape it to the top of a beer bottle or liquer bottle. 
 
ROOFING 
 
First see if you can find any used replacement shingles that will 
match the existing roofing.If you can't find any replacement  
shingle that will match try to find something that's at least a fairly 
close match then swap it for some shingles in an inconspiciouse  
location of the roof like in the back of the house over the gutters. 
Use plenty of roofing tar under it when you put in the shingle and 
be shure that it lines up with the rest of the shingles. 
 
For arieas of the roof with rotten spots in the plywood you should  
strip away the shingles as carefully as you can over only the rotten 
portion of the plywood.Cut away the rotten plywood and replace it. 
Lay down a layer of roofing tar and roofing paper over the plywood 
patch then lay the salvaged shingles. 
 
For flat roofs cut away the rotten plywood and replace it.Next lay a 
thin layer of roofing tar and lay a cheap black plastic painters tarp 
over the ariea and press it down firm.Cut away any excess tarp then 
give a good bead of tar under and over the edges of the tarp and  
press it firm against the roof to prevent any leaks. 
 
TUCK POINTING 
 
If you don't plan on doing masonary work as a career 
more likely than not you don't have a tuck pointing tool. 
Instead of going out and buying one the next time you 
do masonary work on your house you can use an old  
spoon to push the concrete into the cracks and smooth 
it out. 
 
SIDEWALKS & PATIOS 
 
To save a few bucks the next time you set out to replace  
your patio or sidewalk you might want to consider using  
the broken chunks as filler for the new concrete you pour. 
You'll have to bust it up into smaller chunks with the sledge  
hammer but you'll save money on gravel and on dumping  
charges to get rid of the stuff. 
 
DECKS & PORTCHES 
 
Before you replace your deck you should consider just  
replaceing the damaged portions.If you intend to build 
a larger deck you should consider just adding onto the  
existing deck and staining it or painting it all one color. 
 
DOORS 
 
Instead of replaceing the door mabe you could repair the 
door you have by sanding it down, filling in any holes 
with wood filler,painting it or staining it,using larger and  
longer screws for fastening any hindges ect. 
Another idea is to buy a used door if the old door is  
unrepairable or missing.If your any good with wood  
working you could build the door from scratch and just 
copy the design of the door you really like for a fraction 
of the price of the door at the store.  
 
WINDOWS 
 
Like with doors you can salvage or replace old windows 
with old windows but I would recomend replaceing old 
windows with new ones that are more energy efficient. 
If you can't find any old windows you should consider useing  
plexiglass.It's a lot cheaper than glass and alot easier to cut. 
If you live in an ariea that you would be prone to having  
sports equiptment hurled through your window you may be 
better off in the long run to use plexiglass or plant a tall shrub 
in front of the window.  
 
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS 
 
These are truely the most beautiful windows to have in your 
home if they are done right.Many times they can be cheaper  
to make than replaceing a window with a used window.If you 
decide to go with stained glass instead of a regular window 
you should goto your local libruary and look under stained  
glass windows for some general ideas of the best patterines  
for you.Many people use religiouse themes,historical themes 
sports themes,nature themes,family crests ect. 
. 
LAWN & GARDENS 
 
You can use plastic bags,rags,carpet scraps,card board and  
newspaper sticks, saw dust and leaves to help prevent soil  
eroshion in your lawn or garden.This will also help to hold  
in soil moisture and absorb excess soil moisture.Scrap metal, 
broken glass and scrap plastic can be used in your lawn but  
it is not recomended for use in vegitable gardens. 
 
Human waste,animal waste,food waste, mulch and burned  
ashes make great furtelizer for lawns and gardens.It is important  
however to remember to meashure the PH content of the soil to  
assure proper growth of vegitation. 
 
IN GENERAL 
 
Any repairs that are made to your home adds value to your 
home.Even if it's only a rented apartment if you put your 
time and energy into repairing it and you have value in it as 
a home others will value it and respect you more for putting  
the effort into it. 
 
I would like to point out however that if you live in a rented 
place and do not own it or are not on the lease the land 
owner should be asked before any repairs are to be made.If 
there is a clear explination of  the intentions to correct 
damages to your home that are minor astetic infringes to 
the overall structure usually there will be no disagreement 
as long as the land owner dosn't have to pay for it. 
 
You should adopt the same mentality as far as saving 
money and only make repairs that are absolutely nessisary 
to the order of the homes overall apearance.In other words 
if you can hang a poster over it or hide the defect with a 
piece of furneture do it and forget the problem unless you 
own the place you live in. 
 
CLOTHING REPAIRS 
 
Though it would be difficult if not impossible to include all 
of the styles and tecniques used in the modern world I give 
rough ideas of cleaning and repairs for general perpose use. 
 
DYING CLOTHING 
 
Wash the fabric then fallow the directions on the box of the 
dye manufacturer.It is a good idea to dye many items at one 
time to reduce waste of the dye.Things such as wash 
cloths,towels and dish clothes should be dyed multible 
times and then set to prevent the dye from fadding. 
Sheets,blankets,pillow cases and furniture should be 
washed thourally before being used so the dye dosn't wear 
off on your skin or clothes. 
 
REPAIRS 
 
For a pull in a sweater use a paper clip to pull the loose 
thread to the other side then pull until it is no longer visible 
from the out side of the sweater. 
 
For black shoes with a scuff mark clean the shoe then use a 
little vasoline or lip balm or grease,motor oil,butter 
margerine,Armor All or what ever you have to use to shine 
it and put it on the scuff mark then lightly buff it with a rag 
or a paper napkin or a wash cloth. 
 
For faded suits throw them in the washing machine then 
throw a couple of packets of Rit dye in with it and wash it 
on the most delicate setting you have.Let the suit drip dry 
then iron out the rinkles. 
 
If your sewing a sock always turn the sock inside out and 
sew from the inside so it won't show on the outside of the 
sock. 
 
BOOKS 
 
BOOK COVERS 
 
To repair book covers make a color photocopy of the  
book cover then cut it along the edges and paste it 
to the binding and existing cover. 
 
BOOK BINDINGS 
 
To repair book bindings first make shure that all the pages 
of the book are in proper order then align all of the pages so  
that they are flush along the back of the book.Now glue the 
edges together and press a piece of paper against the back  
cut to size.Let the glue dry then glue the book cover onto 
the book over the piece of paper. 
 
BOOK PAGES 
 
To repair damaged pages of a book press the edges of the 
torn paper together then gently apply a bead of glue and  
smooth it.Let it dry then glue it on the other side. 
 
For serverly damaged pages photo copy the page on both 
sides then remove the old page and replace it with the two  
new pages.  
 
COMPUTERS 
 
Pervention is the best medicine when it comes to  
computers.It's a reallt good idea for you to invest 
in a good libruary of anti virus related software and 
make as many back up files as you can. 
 
You should also turn off your computer when it's not 
in use.Not only dose it save on electric it saves 
whear and tear on the computer from heated circuit 
boards and dust collected as a result of ionization 
of the circuit board that acts like a dust magnet. 
 
Every six months you should crack open the case  
and give it a good vacume.Be shure that you lable 
every thing so you can remember where it goes 
when you put it back together. 
 
A really good way of preventing your computer from 
virus attacks is to install a simple on/off switch on the 
telephone inline that connects to your computer.When 
you want to use the internet put the switch in the ON  
position.When your not using the internet put it in the 
OFF position.Just make shure that the telephone and  
answering machineis are connected to the direct line  
and not to the output  line of the computer. 
 
 
LOW COST THINGS TO DO FOR FUN 
 
 
 
Without some kind of entertainment you will find that 
things start to get more difficult.Your over processing 
things in your mind and making things more difficult than 
they need to be.The function of entertainment is a tool 
because it helps you to relive stress and unwind.Rather than 
to make snap judgements that you may later regreat you 
make clearer healthy judgements based on thought 
processes of a relaxed and healthy frame of mind.Too 
much of anything is a bad thing sometimes so it is your 
responsibility to decide when enough is enough,however 
it is healthy to balance this entertainment by using it as a 
tool to aid in learning. 
 
CANDLE MAKING 
 
 
If you have some old melted candles somewhere around 
your house you can make some pretty cool things from 
them with a little creativity and emagination. 
 
SUPPLYS 
 
AN OLD SOUP CAN 
SOME 100% COTTON STRING 
MODELING CLAY 
PLASTER OF PARIS 
CARD BOARD 
TAPE 
USED CANDLES 
PAM NO STICK 
SPRAY PAINT 
GLITTER 
SHOT GLASS 
SMALL PEBBLES 
PEN 
 
Put the candle scraps inside the tin can and put the can on 
the oven range on a low setting and let the wax set until it is 
melted all the way.Use an oven mit or a rag to remove the 
can from the range because it will be extremely hot. 
Carefully pour the wax into the shot glass untill it is filled 
half way to the top.Tape the small pebble to a piece of 
cotton string and let the pebble end fall into the shot glass 
while holding the other end with your fingers.Tape the free 
end to the center of the pen then rest the pen on the top of 
the shot glass and tape the ends that touch the glass to the 
glass then let the wax cool.when the wax is semisolid 
transfer the shot glass to the freezer and let it set for a half 
an hour.Once the wax is completely cooled remove it from 
the refridgerator then place it on the counter top.You will 
notice a dip in the center of the candle.Put the can of wax 
back on the range and heat it on a low setting until the wax 
is completely melted and then remove the wax can from the 
range and carefully pour the melted wax into the shot glass 
until it is full.Let the wax cool to semisolidification and 
insert into freezer unit .Set for half an hour and remove 
from glass. 
 
PROCESS 2 
 
Sculpt a piece of modeling clay into a desired shape or 
design then place in the freezer.make a small box using a 
piece of cardboard and tape the edges of the box.Mix the 
plaster of paris and pour it into the box then place the 
sculpted design into the box halfway. 
don't
  
It would make it easier to remove the sculpture if you spray 
pam or cooking oil on the modeling clay in a light 
coat.Once the plaster has set make another box for the top 
and fill it with plaster then the other box with the sculpture 
in it should be flipped around so the sculpture is faceing 
down and placed ontop of the new box. 
 
Once the plaster is dry in the top and bottom parts of the 
mould remove the sculpture and the outer layer of card 
board.Determine where you would like to place the wick 
then bore a hole into the plaster in the shape of a funnel. 
This is where the wax will be poured into the mould. 
Use a rubber band or a piece of tape and tightly secure the 
top and bottom of the mould together then pour the wax 
into the funnel shaped opening.Tape a pebble to the end of 
a piece of cotton string and drop it into the opening of the 
mould.It is easier to make the opening in a place where the 
top and bottom of the mould join but this isn't always 
possible to do unless for thought is in play and the 
sculpture is set in a way that it can be feasable. 
 
PAINTING MIRUALS 
 
First make an enlarged black & white photo copy of the  
subject material let's say a cartoon.Now use some wood  
ash and smear it on the back of the photo copy to make  
it a crude form of carbon paper then tape it over the ariea 
you want the mirual to be.Now carefully trace it and  
remove the photo copy when you are done.Now paint 
it with a cheap water color paint set or you can use  
colored markers. Paint the solid colors first then shade it in. 
 
OTHER CHEAP ENTERTAINMENT 
 
 
RECORD MOVIES ON THE VCR TO WATCH LATER 
HIKKING 
FISHING 
CAMPING 
JOGGING 
GOTO THE LIBRUARY 
START A GARDEN 
PAINT 
SCULPT 
DRAW 
BUILD A MODLE 
WALK 
RIDE YOUR BIKE 
WRITE A BOOK 
LOOK FOR FOSSLES AND ROCKS 
RECORD MUSIC ON THE RADIO  
READ A BOOK OR MAGAZINE 
WRITE POETRY 
SEW OR KNIT 
INVENT SOMETHING NEW 
LIFT WEIGHTS 
PLAY SOLITARE 
WIDDLE 
FLY A KITE 
GO SWIMMING 
RENT A MOVIE 
PLAY BOARD GAMES 
DESIGN CLOTHES 
DESIGN A HOUSE 
SING 
DANCE 
WRITE SONGS 
WRITE MUSICAL COMPISITIONS 
PLAY BASKET BALL 
PLAY FOOT BALL 
DO COMEDY SKITZ 
WRITE JOKES 
PLAY AN INSTERMENT 
TAKE PICTURES 
CREATE A NEW HAIR STYLE 
TRAIN YOUR DOG OR CAT 
PLAY FRIZBE 
PLAY A BOARD GAME 
PUT TOGETHER A PUZZLE 
PRACTICE MARTIAL ARTS 
WRESTLE AT A PUBLIC GYM 
GO BOXING AT A PUBLIC GYM 
COLLECT BUTTERFLYS 
COLLECT STAMPS 
PLAY WITH TRAINS 
WRITE A NEW PROGRAM 
MAKE A NEW VIDIO GAME OR GAME ENGINE 
BLOW GLASS 
MAKE MIRRORS 
HAVE SEX 
VOLENTEER AT YOUR CHURCH 
VOLENTEER AT YOUR LOCAL LIBRUARY 
VOLENTEER AT YOUR LOCAL RED CROSS 
DONATE BLOOD 
DONATE SPERM 
DONATE EGGS 
DONATE BODY PARTS(YOUR OWN) 
ROLLER BLADE   
SKATE BOARD 
GOTO A COFFEE SHOP 
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING 
ROCK CLIMBING 
RAFTING 
FOOD PREPERATION 
SKIING 
REPELLING 
ROLE PLAYING GAMES 
AMATURE COMMUNITY THEATER 
PAINT BALL 
ASTROLOGY 
ASTRONOMY 
FENCEING 
ARCHERY 
POTTERY 
BASKET WEAVING 
MODLE ROCKETRY 
BOWLING 
BILLIARDS 
HUNTING 
TRAPPING 
WOOD WORKING 
PHISICS 
BIOLOGY 
GENETICS 
LOOK UP YOUR FAMILY HISTORY 
TREASURE HUNTING 
GOTO THE ZOO  
GOTO THE MUSEIUM 
GOTO THE PLANETARIUM 
GOTO A NEW STORE YOU'VE NEVER BEEN IN 
PLAY HOCKEY 
MAKE HOME MADE WINE 
MAKE HOME MADE ICE CREAM 
MAKE HOME MADE YOGERT 
MAKE HOME MADE BREAD 
MAKE HOME MADE PASTA 
BAKE A CAKE 
BAKE A PIE 
TAKE UP YOGA 
TAKE AN ORGAMI CLASS 
PUPPETRY 
HOBBY ROBOTICS 
LANDSCAPING 
DARTS 
KARIOKI 
CRAFTS 
 
HOW TO MAKE WINE 
 
 
A cheap wine can be made with very little ingredience in a 
very short time.Get the fallowing ingredience and fallow 
the directions given. 
 
LIST 
 
sugar 
brewers yeast 
fruit(non citris) 
water 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Fill a thurmos,cooler or juice bottle with hot water.Add 
sugar,yeast and fruit.Let the mix set in a warm place for a 
few days.Make shure the top of the container is covered. 
 
The type of fruits that will do well for making wine is 
apples,pears,plumbs,peaches,grapes,strawberrys,rasberrys, 
blueberrys,watermellon,black berrys,mulberrys,cranberrys, 
cherrys and pumpkin.cinimon and mint are great flavorings 
to add as well.The reason no spicific proportions are given 
in the general ingredience is because it is open for the 
maker of the wine to decide how much or how little to add 
to the mix.For spicific recipies goto your local libruary and 
ask for a book on beer and wine making. 
 
HAVE FUN! 
 
 
HOW TO MAKE PLAY DOUGH 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
FLOWER 
SALT 
FOOD COLORING 
WATER 
 
INSTRUCTIONS: 
 
Mix flower and water into a bowl then add salt and food 
coloring.The amount of food coloring to be added will 
depend on the color you want it to be.The amount of flower 
depends on the amount of water you have in the bowl. 
The amount of water you put in the bowl depends on the 
amount of flower you use.Just mix the ingredience until 
you  
get something that feels like playdough. 
 
HOW TO MAKE YOGERT 
 
This is an ideal fun food if your considering nutrition. 
I have included 105 recipies for you to choose from. 
I have a sweet tooth so you may want to reduce the 
shugar content by about half. 
 
NOTE:For diabetics use a sugar substitute instead of 
sugar. 
 
YOGERT CULTURE 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
MILK 
YOUGERT CULTURE 
SUGAR  
FLAVORING 
 
INSTRUCTIONS: 
 
Warm milk in the microwave or on the range on low.The 
milk should be body temprature.Add yougert culture and 
cover the top of the container with a clean towel or lid.Let 
this set for six hours or more then add sugar and flavoring. 
Instant juice mix can be used to substitute fruit flavors. 
vanella,choclate sauce and any flavor used for ice cream or 
coffee can be used.Chill yougert for one hour then serve. 
 
 
 
CRANBERRY 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRANBERRYS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of cran berrys 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
         
 
BLUEBERRY 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF  BLUE BERRYS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of blue berrys 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
 
APPLE 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF SLICED APPLES  
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of sliced apples 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
BOSTON CREAM PIE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF BOSTON CREAM PIE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of Boston cream pie 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
BANANNA 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF BANANNA SLICES  
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of bananna 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
M&M  
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED M&Ms 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of crushed M&Ms 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
GUMMIE BEAR 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF GUMMIE BEARS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of gummy bears 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
COOKIE DOUGH 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF COOKIE DOUGH 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of cookie dough 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
BOYSENBERRY 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF BOYSENBERRYS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of boysen berrys 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
CORN BREAD 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CORN BREAD 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of corn bread  
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
ORIEO 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED ORIEOS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of crushed Orieos 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
BLACK LICORICE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED BLACK LICORICE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup ofdiced black licorice 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
RED LICORICE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED RED LICORICE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of diced red licorice 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
 FIG NEWTONS        
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED FIG NEWTONS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of diced fig Newtons 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
BUTTERFINGER 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED BUTTERFINGERS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of crushed butterfingers 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
 JELLY       
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF JELLY 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of jelly 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
PEANUT BUTTER        
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF PEANUTBUTTER 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of peanut butter 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
GINGER SNAPS 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED GINGER SNAPS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of crushed ginger snaps 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
CARMEL 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CARMEL 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of carmel 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
MILKEY WAY 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED MILKEY WAY  
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of diced milkey way 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
CREAM SODA 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CREAM SODA 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of cream soda 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
HERSHEY BAR 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED HERSHEY BAR 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of Hershey bar 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
BROWNIE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF BROWNIE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of brownie 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
MINI MARSHMELLOW       
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DRIED MINI MARSHMELLOW 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of marshmellow 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
DOTS 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DOTS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of DOTS 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
NUTTER BUTTER 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED NUTTER BUTTER 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of NUTTER BUTTER 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
MACADAMIAN         
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED MACADAMIA NUTS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of nuts 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
COCO PEBBLES 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF COCO PEPPLES 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of coco pebbles 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
SNOW CAPS 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF SNOW CAPS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of SNOW CAPS 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
FRUIT LOOPS 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF FRUIT LOOPS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of FRUIT LOOPS 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
CHERRY 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CHERRYS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of cherrys 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
CAPTIAN CRUNCH 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CAPTAIN CRUNCH CERIAL 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of CAPTAIN CRUNCH 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
 GRAPE FRUIT      
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF GRAPE FRUIT 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of grapefruit 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
NECTERINES       
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF NECTERINES 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of necterines 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
DOUNUT 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DOUNUTS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of DOUNUTS 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
OATMEAL 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF OATMEAT 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of oatmeal 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
KIT KAT 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED KIT KAT BAR 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of KIT KAT 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
POP TART 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED POP TARTS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of POP TARTS 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
PEZ 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF PEZ 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of PEZ 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
 
CHOCLATE COVERED RAISENS 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CHOCLATE COVERED RAISENS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of choclate covered raisens 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
      
SASSAFRAS 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF SASSAFRAS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of sassafras 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
    
 
CHOCLATE COVERED 
CHERRYS 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CHOCLATE COVERED CHERRYS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of choclate covered cherrys 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
 
3 MUSKETEERS 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED 3 MISKETEERS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of 3 MUSKETEERS 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
  KIWI      
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF KIWI 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of kiwi 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
BUBBLE GUM 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF SHREADED BUBBLE GUM 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of bubble gum 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
AVACADO 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF AVACADOS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of avacados 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
PINK LEMONADE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF PINK LEMONADE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of pink lemonade 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
  
PEPERMINT PATTIES 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF YORK PEPPERMINT PATTIES 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of YORK PEPPERMINT PATTIES 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
CHERRY CHEESE CAKE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CHERRY VANELLA CHEESE CAKE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of cheese cake 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
STRAWBERRY CHEESECAKE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF STRAWBERRY VANELLA CHEESE 
CAKE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of cheese cake 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
STRAWBERRY 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF SLICED STRAW BERRYS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of STRAW BERRYS 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
WATERMELLON 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF WATER MELLON 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of watermellon 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
WAFFLE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF WAFFLE   
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of waffle 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
NESTLES CRUNCH 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF NESTLES CRUNCH 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of NESTLES CRUNCH 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
MALTED MILK BALLS 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED MALTED MILK BALLS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of milk balls 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
KEY LIME PIE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF KEY LIME PIE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of key lime pie 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
FRENCH APPLE PIE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF FRENCH APPLE PIE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of French apple pie 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
   CHOCLATE     
 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CHOCLATE SAUCE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of choclate sauce 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
BUTTERSCOTCH        
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF BUTTERSCOTCH PUDDING 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of pudding 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
ALMOND 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED ALMONDS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of almonds 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
CHERRY COLA 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CHERRY COLA 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of cherry cola 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
PISTASHIO 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF PISTASHIO PUDDING 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of pudding 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
FRENCH VANELLA CREAM 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF FRENCH VANELLA CREAM 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of cream 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
GRAM CRACKER 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED GRAM CRACKERS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of gram crackers 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
TWINKEE 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED TWINKEE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of TWINKEE 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
ROOTBEER 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF ROOT BEER 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of root beer 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
PUMPKIN PIE  
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF PUMPKIN PIE FILLING 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of pie filling 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
MANGO 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED MANGOS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of mangos 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
  ORANGE      
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED ORANGES 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of oranges 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
   PEACH     
 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED PEACHES 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of peaches 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
HONEYDEW MELLON 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED HONEY DEW MELLON 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of mellon 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
   RASBERRY      
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF RASBERRYS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of rasberryy 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
MULBERRY 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF MULBERRYS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of mulberrys 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
BLACKBERRY 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF BLACK BERRYS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of black berrys 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
MINT 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1 SPOON OF MINT EXTRACT 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1spoon of mint extract 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
 CINIMON       
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1 SPOON OF CINIMON 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1 spoon of cinimon 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
DATES 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DATES 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of dates 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
CHOLICATE CHIP 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED CHOCLATE CHIP COOKIES 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of cookies 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
WHITE CHOCLATE CHIP 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF WHITE CHOCLATE CHUNKS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of white choclate chunks 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
WALLNUT 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED WALLNUTS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of wallnuts 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
  JELLYBEAN      
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED JELLY BEANS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of diced jelly beans 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
 MAPLE SYRUP       
 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF MAPLE SYRUP 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of maple syrup 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
 COLA        
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF COLA 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of cola 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
CANTALOPE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED CANTALOPE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of cantalope 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
  PEAR     
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED PEARS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of pears 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
PLUMB 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF PLUMBS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of plumbs 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
HONEY 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF HONEY 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of honey 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
DARK CHOCLATE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED DARK CHOCLATE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of dark choclate 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
       
GERMAN CHOCLATE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED GERMAN CHOCLATE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of  German choclate 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
SWISS CHOCLATE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED SWISS CHOCLATE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of  Swiss choclate 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
IRISH CREAM 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF IRISH CREAM 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of Irish cream 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
 PEANUTBUTTER CUPS 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED PEANUT BUTTER CUPS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of peanut butter cups 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
PINEAPPLE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED PINEAPPLE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of pineapple 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
NUT MEG 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF NUT MEG 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of nut meg 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
JOLLY RANCHERS 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED JOLLY RANCHERS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of  CRUSHED JOLLY RANCHERS 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
SKITTLES 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED SKITTLES 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of CRUSHED SKITTLES 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
STARBURSTS 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF DICED STARBURSTS 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of  STARBURSTS 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
  COTTON CANDY       
 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF COTTON CANDY 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of  cotton candy 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
LEMONADE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF LEMONADE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of lemonade 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
RICE CRISPIES 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF RICE CRISPIES 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of rice crispies 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
COFFEE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF COFFEE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of coffee 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
TEA 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF TEA 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of tea 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
GREEN TEA 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF GREEN TEA 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of  green tea 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
TANG 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF TANG 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of TANG 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
         
CANDY CANE 
 
 
 
INGREDIENCE: 
 
2 CUPS OF YOUGERT 
1/2 CUP OF GRANULATED SUGAR 
1/4 CUP OF CRUSHED CANDY CANE 
 
 
DIRECTIONS: 
 
Mix two cups of yougert and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar 
with 1/4 cup of crushed candy cane 
SERVING SIZE:APROX.6 SERVINGS OF 1/2 CUP 
 
 
        
 
 
CLEANING YOUR HOME 
 
There are many reasons why it's a good idea to keep 
everything clean and functional and in like new condition. 
 
The most important reason is for your own health and safty 
as well as the health and safty of others.It's also rewarding 
to have a well maintained,clean and organized home to live 
in. 
 
For the cost of a few cleanig chemicals and a little time you 
save money in the long run because it is less likely that you 
would have to replace the items you have. 
 
It is also less likely that you would become sick from the 
germs and bacteria or injured from an item that was 
improperly maintained. 
 
I will help you go through a room by room order of 
cleaning tecniques and helpful tips to organize and save 
money. 
 
Fallow the directions the best you can and take your time. 
You could clean and organize one room a day after work 
then after the worst of it is taken care of fallow through by 
just keeping it organized and giving it a quick cleaning 
every  Sunday or every other  Sunday when you've got the 
time. 
 
KETCHEN 
 
The ketchen is probibly the most difficult to clean of all the 
rooms in your home.There are many places that dirt can 
collect. 
 
oven 
 
Generally if you spray on a thick coat of oven cleaner and 
let it set for a few hours it will be easy to wipe down but 
the smell is enough to make you gag.If you decide to use 
oven cleaner then get out of there as soon as your done and 
go do something else.For the large chunks of food use a 
spatula and scrape it out.if it's still stuck on use a paint 
remover blade or streight razor and carefully scrape under 
the stuck on piece.For any remaining food use a scrubby 
pad and wipe with pressure moving in circle motions then 
wipe the remaining grease with a sponge. 
 
For the oven racks soak them in the sink and clean them 
with a wire brush or steel wool to get the worst of it off first 
then wipe it down with a sponge. 
  
refridgerator 
 
To clean a refridgerator use regular dish soap and a bucket 
of clean hot water.Remove all food items from the 
refridgerator and put them in a polystirene cooler to keep 
them from thawing out too much.Use a scrubby pad and