do i send out a newsletter and i do craft shows. you started doing this sort of thing when you were 6 years old. how did this idea to raise money for kids come to you? well, i was in a store and i picked up a carebear and then, all of a sudden, i had this idea that i wanted to do it. so, this is my fourth christmas, and i m 9 years old. so, liz, when katie said, mom, i really want to do this, this carebear has inspired me, what was going through your mind? well, you re a 6-year-old child and that will be fine, but you need to raise the money. i said, katie, that will be fine. your mom and dad aren t an atm, so raise the money and you can do that. not expecting it to go where it has gone, you know, thus far, but we re very thankful that it has. so, dean, when you were having this conversation with your daughter, did you really think that she would come up with creative ways to make to
done, you will need a game plan or maybe an emergency plan at this point. personal shopper and wardrobe consultant susan is here with your shopping 911. good to see you, good morning. glad to be here. okay, to take some of the stress out of the last-minute shopping and if you haven t finished, chances are you re stressed out. the first thing you have to do is make a list. make a list of those people and your budget for each of those people. that s one thing you watch, when you re desperate, you ll almost grab anything. make your list at home or in the office, not while you re shopping. your second tip, unlike janet, avoid the malls. why? because it seems to me that is where you get the most selection. there is a frenzy there, a hysteria where the crowds are and you need some peace while you re shopping and some inspiration. where do you go for inspiration? craft shows. my absolute favorite beginning. i go to thrift shops and