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Say What? Ali Lohan's Secondary Education
"She is home schooled. I'm a firm believer in staying in school but, in the business, it's gotten difficult for Ali to be in school."
— Dina Lohan, responding to concerns that 15-year-old daughter Ali has been playing hooky to hang out with big sis Lindsay
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How-To: Install a Peephole
This month, I've been home schooling you in all sorts of household tasks. And, now I'd like to teach you how to be a Peeping Tom without landing yourself in the slammer. It's okay to do some espionage from the comfort of your own home, if you're trying to figure out whose on the other side of your door.
How-To: Repair a Hole in the Wall
Like us, our homes are living, breathing creatures that need a little TLC every now and then. Just as we might stub our toes or nick ourselves shaving, our homes suffer some occasional battle wounds. But recovery calls for little more than a band-aid of sorts.
Casa Quickie: Neatly Nailed
Hammering a nail isn't exactly the most difficult home upkeep task, and I'm sure you can do so in your sleep. But can you hammer neatly? If you adhere a couple of pieces of tape to your wall, before you begin banging away, you will prevent any marks or cracks in the drywall or paint when you're hammering.
Casa Quickie: A Rust-Free Toolbox
During Home Schooling month, I've introduced you to plenty of useful tools for fixing and installing things around the house. If you stepped to it and filled up your toolbox, now you should be responsible for keeping it in good shape. According to Martha Stewart, keeping charcoal briquettes, which you can find right in your Weber, in your toolbox will prevent your tools from rusting, as the briquettes absorb dampness.
How-To: Replace a Doorknob
A broken doorknob may be the culprit in many a poorly written sitcom scene, but it is actually a reality that many of us are likely to face at some point in time. Luckily, it's not the most difficult DIY, and you yourself can rise to the challenge. Since it is Home Schooling month, I figured that now is the time to show you how.
Have You Built Anything?
Be it a fence, a bookshelf, a house, or a garden box, I want to know. Have you built anything? Source
Have You Built Anything?
Garden Therapy: Leaf Relief
If you're not raking up leaves in your neck of the woods yet, you will be very soon, so I have a few tips to help make the job easier. Once you've raked the leaves into big fluffy piles, consolidate them by raking them onto a large tarp. Then, drag your leaves to their final resting place, whether it be a backyard compost pile or in the green bin.
Name This Tool
As part of our month of home schooling, I thought I should quiz you about some common tools. Can you tell me what type of tool this is?
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