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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Between friends

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Between friends

My life might be filled with a lot more accomplishments if I didn't go off on compulsive bursts of curiosity that send me to the bookshelves for hours of information gathering.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Home Improvements

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Home Improvements

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: STYLE IN THE MAKING

Pages: 19, 20, 22, 24, 27

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STYLE IN THE MAKING

Go to the head of the bed with art that really makes the grade. Posters, prints, and even wallpaper pack a visual wallop and give a room personality when they're used to highlight-- or replace-- a headboard. Here, blue-sky wallpaper and a beachy-keen border create the perfect backdrop for sailing off to sleep.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Rounding up more room

Pages: 30, 32, 34, 36

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Rounding up more room

Once a working stable, the downtrodden shed behind Bill and Linda Casey's Arizona home wasn't even fit for horses anymore: The corrals were bent and broken, the doors dilapidated, and the water troughs had sprung leaks. But the Caseys had a plan. They enlisted the aid of some hardworking high school students and turned the old barn into a charming one-bedroom guest cottage. The couple's space-saving techniques and clever decorating tactics can help you transform any small space into one that fives large.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Sneaky Storage Spaces

Pages: 38, 40

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Sneaky Storage Spaces

It's a common complaint: No matter how much storage you have, it's never enough. The good news is, today's manufacturers are getting the message and are building storage into some pretty sneaky places.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: A Shade Better

Page: 44

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A Shade Better

A self-adhesive shade lets you customize any lamp. This shade is wrapped with a wall covering, but fabric and other decorative papers also get the job done.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Learning Styles at Home

Pages: 46, 48, 49

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Learning Styles at Home

My 12-year-old daughter packs her suitcase for camp, checking off a week's inventory of T-shirts and bug repellent with the precision of a tax accountant.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Garden-savvy shopping

Pages: 83, 84, 86, 87

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Garden-savvy shopping

Brand-spanking-new flowers are no bargains if they're soon pushing up daisies. As you tour garden centers this spring, keep in mind a few tricks of the trade-- little tips (with large implications) that can ensure your flowers will have a future. Time spent shopping can save you time rebuying and replanting.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: TEST GARDEN TIP

Page: 90

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TEST GARDEN TIP

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: EDITOR'S CHOICE

Page: 90

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EDITOR'S CHOICE

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Better and Brighter

Page: 92

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Better and Brighter

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: PERFECT PAIRS

Page: 94

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PERFECT PAIRS

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: New looks in two-way front yards

Pages: 101, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108

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New looks in two-way front yards

The two-way trend is taking hold. More and more homeowners are putting a waist-high patch of flowers out front to give themselves more privacy, letting them use this formerly exposed site almost as much as they use their backyard. Valerie Perry's garden (left and above) in Keizer, Oregon, is a classic two-way.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Bringing improvements home

Pages: 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122

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Bringing improvements home

The kids are bigger, the house has shrunk, the neighborhood's gone "citified," and the family's wish list has outstripped its budget. Time to move on? No way, say many Americans. Change is good, but so is hanging onto what's comfortable and familiar. Dealing with change by adapting their existing homes to new needs and lifestyles is paying off big-time for these creative, hardworking families, including the Inglises top left), the Mariuccis (top right), and the Broughtons (bottom right), who each netted top honors in our Home Improvement Contest.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Starting over with Style

Pages: 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132

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Starting over with Style

No matter what the divas of daytime talk shows say, starting over after a divorce is daunting for anyone. But Claudia Rowan turned daunting into daring, finding a cozy home for herself and her children, Hamilton, 7, and Savannah, 5, and filling it with her spirit-lifting style.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Family friendly additions

Pages: 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140

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Family friendly additions

No floor plan can create family unity, but building an inviting space that becomes everyone's favorite hangout can help. That's what Wendy and Randy Nash discovered when they added a family room and reconfigured their kitchen and casual eating space to make the three rooms function as one.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: SPECIAL SLICER OFFER

Page: 158

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SPECIAL SLICER OFFER

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: The clever cook

Page: 168

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The clever cook

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Nutrition Information

Page: 174

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Nutrition Information

With each recipe, we give important nutrition information. The calorie count of each serving and the amount, in grams, of fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, carbohydrates, fiber, and protein will help you keep tabs on what you eat.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: My Funny Valentine

Pages: 183, 185, 186, 190

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My Funny Valentine

Valentine's Day--it's the most fun day of the year to let people know you care for them. Cupids-to-be can get that loving message across with our heartwarming projects. Kids, make special cards for Mom or Dad, create your own funny rebus valentines (by using our fun pictures and letters), and build a castle for your cards. And parents, don't miss the great valentine ideas on page 190.

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Star Light, Star Bright

Page: 194

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Star Light, Star Bright

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: Crafts for All Seasons

Page: 194

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Crafts for All Seasons

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: The Shopper's Mart

Pages: 198, 199, 200, 201, 202

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The Shopper's Mart

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

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Better Homes & Gardens February 1998 Magazine Article: The man next door

Page: 204

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The man next door

Banker Helen Newsome says the young couple that recently moved in on her block is already trying to keep up with their neighbors and they haven't even introduced themselves yet.

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