If you live in Minnesota--or almost anywhere--this looks like nothing. Just a dusting (drifted into peaks and swoops deep enough to sneak down your boots). But underneath this white enchantment is a solid layer of ice. You can bring out your skates,
Genuine Office 2010, but driving is not such a good idea. We're pretty much stuck and working from home. Maybe you've been in the same cabin-fever situation--with the holidays are approaching and kids home from school. After long walks in the winter wonderland, what do you do? Word--and Office.com--can help. Holiday prep If you haven't had chance to start your holiday newsletter,
Windows 7 Key, a snow-day is a great opportunity. Office.com has newsletter templates to get you started. And if you send your newsletter by email, there's no reason to go outside. You can find step-by-step instructions for email merge on the Office.com Holiday Mailing page. Office.com also has holiday card templates that you can personalize by personalize your card by choosing your own images and adding artistic effects. You can even find templates for decorative gift boxes. Projects for kids If you're trying to keep little kids busy in between snow forts and snowmen,
Windows 7 64 Bit, Office.com has downloadable coloring pages, including forest animals and dinosaurs. Or give them the math maze game, a connect-the-dots puzzle,
Office Ultimate 2007, or another game. Now,
Office 2007 Enterprise Key, if I could just find a way to keep the cat entertained... Stay warm and stay safe. -- Joannie Stangeland <div
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