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I am a 32 year old female who just moved to Smyrna, GA. I am currently unemployed and on unemployment. I have no insurance or dental insurance and have a cap that has decided to come loose. I have been trying to "glue" it back in with the tooth repair kit, but it is starting to hurt, and with no insurance I can't risk an infection. Are there any dentists around Smyrna or Marietta that take people with no insurance and aren't crazy expensive?

Homemade Christmas ornaments:---This is a great recipe to make with children, my 3 and 5 years old grandaughters and I made them today and they are now tree ready and cute as a bug. Recipe:--4 cups Flour---1 cup salt---11/3 cups water   Large bowel---roling pin---cokkie cutters---plastic straws---Aluminum foil---Cookie sheet---craft glue---Water based paint---Decorations such as googley eyes, stickers,glitter,ribbon and pipe cleaners or you can also use old buttons and small jingle bells or any decorations you might have left from last years wrapping.--------What to do:-----Preheat oven to 300 degrees---Stir flour salt and water together in the bowl and knead with your hands until the dough is smooth. roll and flatten the mixture until it's about a halt and inch thick. Using cookie cutters or your hands, shape into different designs. Punch a hole in the top of each ornament with with a plastic straw. Bake on a foil-covered cookie sheet for one hour. Cool completely before decorating. thread a ribbon or string or pipe cleaner through hole and hang your childrens creations. -----This stuff will keep you and your little ones busy for hours and there is no end to what you can use for decorations, like I used a garlic press to make hair on a few of the princess's and a few dogs and raindeers. If you don't feel you have anything to give your kids for Christmas try making up some ornaments for them and wrap them up, I can guarantee that the memory of them will stick with your children forever. However the most fun to be had is letting your children help and decorate, let the good times roll.

Hello there!!!! I know that the economy is horrible right now but it is just too cold for little ones to be without winterwear this holiday. I am writing to let people know that I sell baby beanies, cocoons, and mittens (especially for newborn babies) at very inexpensive prices. These items are handknitted by me. Most items in my store are only $3. I sell my items inexpensive because I want babies and children to be warm and comfortable. Being a Pediatric nurse, I see alot of babies suffering from pneumonia and hypothermia.

Adoruhbulcreations.etsy.com is my store link.

During this time of year its a great chance to spend time with our children, and to make gifts for others while we do so.  These things need not cost much, but they are priceless for the ones that recieve them.  A gift made by the hands of a god child, grand child, or other child special can mean so much.

Personal Picture Frames - 

Pick up a simple, plain wooden picture frame at the dollar store or flea market.

Gather up odds and ends.  Colored sand, string, buttons, bits of paper, and other assorted things.  Even beads, or other colorful things.  Those foam shapes from art stores are wonderful, too.  

You will need glue.

You will need paint in simple, bright colors.

1) Remove the backing and glass from the frame, set aside for later.

2) Paint frame the color or colors of choice.

3) Decorate with the items gathered.

4) Replace glass and backing, if you have it put a picture of the child in the frame.

Coupon Book:

You will need paper, crayons, hole punch, and string

Have the child make coupons for things like

1 hug, or Cleaning out the Car, or what have you.  The child can decorate them as they choose.

Punch holes in them, bind them with string.