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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: SPECTACULAR DESIGN IN OUR KITCHEN OF THE YEAR

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SPECTACULAR DESIGN IN OUR KITCHEN OF THE YEAR

The model that Building Editor Tom Jackson and I are examining (above) is the first response we got from architect Duo Dickinson after we sent him a long list of family friendly ideas to incorporate in our 1993 "Kitchen of the Year." You can see this kitchen in all its colorful splendor on page 84.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: EARLY START FOR SWEET PEAS

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EARLY START FOR SWEET PEAS

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: TOOLS FOR KIDS

Page: 18

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TOOLS FOR KIDS

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: DWARF MORNING-GLORY

Page: 18

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DWARF MORNING-GLORY

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: NEW NATURAL INSECTICIDE

Page: 18

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NEW NATURAL INSECTICIDE

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: Big harvest from a small garden

Pages: 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28

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Big harvest from a small garden

The battle strategy "divide and conquer" is a gardening motto now for retired U.S. Air Force General Gordon Doolittle. After years of airborne adventures, Gordon and his wife Ione returned to their roots in Oregon for a more down-to-earth challenge: gardening in small spaces.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: BUILD THIS TRIO WITH OUR PROJECT PLANS

Page: 36

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BUILD THIS TRIO WITH OUR PROJECT PLANS

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: RAISING HAPPY KIDS

Page: 44

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RAISING HAPPY KIDS

You can't make your children happy. Showering them with toys, praise, and attention won't guarantee their happiness. Only children who learn how to handle life's constant struggles on their own will achieve true happiness.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: PARENTS IN ACTION

Pages: 46, 48

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PARENTS IN ACTION

Guess who has the greatest impact on your child's education? You do. Parent involvement fuels a youngster's enthusiasm for learning. It ignites a commitment to knowledge that can transform an average student into an academic all-star.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: COMPANIES THAT CARE

Pages: 53, 54, 56, 57

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COMPANIES THAT CARE

To continue exploring major issues facing our country and its families, Family Forum this month tells about how some businesses are addressing child care, elder care, and other pressures that millions of employees must deal with today. These programs may serve as models for your employer or business. We welcome your opinions about these issues, as well as information about other such programs.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: BUILD IT BETTER WITH EARTH-FRIENDLY PRODUCTS

Page: 78

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BUILD IT BETTER WITH EARTH-FRIENDLY PRODUCTS

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: 1993 KITCHEN of the YEAR

Pages: 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 92

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1993 KITCHEN of the YEAR

if you normally associate kitchens with drudgery, here's our solution-- break out of the box and get into the swing of a kitchen with curve appeal. It's time to loosen up, have some fun, and go with the flow.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: Adding ON

Pages: 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103

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Adding ON

EXPAND YOUR HOME'S LIVING SPACE BY CRAFTING AN ADDITION WITH THAT ALWAYS-BEEN-THERE APPEAL.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: The great cover-up

Pages: 105, 106, 107, 109, 110

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The great cover-up

Be your own decorator! A few sew-your-own touches will turn plain spaces into personal places.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: 1993 DECORATING CONTEST

Page: 126

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1993 DECORATING CONTEST

Your home could be featured in Better Homes and Gardens magazine!

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: Decorating with more a love than money

Pages: 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134

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Decorating with more a love than money

Call her crazy, but Joni Ruff believes that her checkbook is more decorating friend than foe. "Decorating is more fun when you have limited funds," says Joni, an interior designer. "You have to be creative." She proves the point again and again in her family's Portland, Oregon, home, where mind-over-money ideas pay off in a friendly, one-of-a-kind style. Help yourself to her doable ideas.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: NUTRITION INFORMATION

Page: 148

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NUTRITION INFORMATION

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: DRIED MUSHROOMS WHET APPETITES

Page: 181

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DRIED MUSHROOMS WHET APPETITES

Despite their shriveled appearance, dried mushrooms swell into tender, flavorful morsels-- ready to toss into pasta, stir-fries, soups, or sauces. Simply soak them in warm water for half an hour. Then rinse, squeeze, and cook them in recipes as you would fresh mushrooms.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: FRESHEST FINDS IN THE MARKET

Pages: 184, 185

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FRESHEST FINDS IN THE MARKET

The fresher the food, the better the flavor, and the greater the nutritional value. That's why it pays to use these fresh hints when shopping.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: GUIDE TO FRENCH COOKING TERMS

Page: 188

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GUIDE TO FRENCH COOKING TERMS

We Americans have borrowed many favorite dishes and cooking methods from the French, adopting the sometimes mystifying French terms that go with them. Count on this glossary for help in pronouncing and understanding common French cooking terms.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: CONDIMENT IDEAS

Page: 189

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CONDIMENT IDEAS

Yes, it's fun to cook with those specialty condiments-- exotic chutneys, oriental flavors, spicy hot sauces, and the like. Their distinctive flavors can turn ordinary recipes into bold new dishes. What's not fun are the jars of leftovers. Get to the bottom of those half-empty jars with our easy ways to clean your cupboard.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: Linen & Lace

Pages: 194, 201, 202, 203

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Linen & Lace

"I knew lace would be perfect for mail order," says Sunny Drewel, who started Linen & Lace in her home in 1986.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: PROTECTING YOUR RETS FROM 3 SAFETY THREATS

Page: 210

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PROTECTING YOUR RETS FROM 3 SAFETY THREATS

We all love our pets, but sometimes we can harm our trusting companions because of a lack of knowledge. Here's how to safeguard your dog and cat.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: Weekend getaways

Pages: 212, 214, 216, 219, 220, 224

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Weekend getaways

During a long weekend, you can sail to the Bahamas and back; take a whale-watching boat tour, then stretch out on an uncrowded New England beach; frolic in the Atlantic after teeing up on one of Myrtle Beach's myriad golf courses; linger at a sidewalk café by San Antonio's famous

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: Shopping editor's choice

Pages: 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235

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Shopping editor's choice

Discover the ease and pleasure of shopping by mail. Order from the convenience of your own home with complete confidence.

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Better Homes & Gardens March 1993 Magazine Article: THE MAN NEXT DOOR

Page: 236

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THE MAN NEXT DOOR

College is definitely giving our Rosemary an increased appreciation of life. In a science class, she just learned that human parents are about the only creatures on earth that allow their children to come back home.

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