If you are having a large, formal reception, you could have your DJ or band leader announce your children individually or as a group. Let them walk in to applause and cheers! Consider letting your children pick the music they would like playing as they walk in. " After you and your spouse have your first dance as a married couple, invite your children on the dance floor with you to share a "first family dance." Let your children decide on the song. Make it a special moment for your new family. This dance could be sweet and emotional, or you could find a favorite family dance song and go wild. Let your children take charge and determine what kind of mood they would like to set, and help them choose a song accordingly. As with the ceremony, there are lots of little jobs that can be done at a reception. These tasks can help children feel important and included, as well as giving you one less thing to worry about! If you did not have a guestbook or picture at your ceremony, you could put one out to sign at your reception, and put a child in charge of it. Have your children come up with a playlist of their favorite songs, or the family's favorite songs, for the DJ. An older child could even play DJ for the night if you are having a more informal reception. A child could be in charge of a gift table or helping guests find their place cards. The whole family could participate in cutting the cake. Some families have added cake toppers for each member of their family! Older kids could make a toast, give a speech, read a poem, or say a prayer before the meal.
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One-sentence summary -- Give them a formal entrance. Share a "first dance. Give them a job.

Place 5 cups (1.2l) vinegar, 1 cups (240ml) water, 4 tsp. (20g) pickling salt, 2 tbsp. (28g) sugar and 2 cloves of garlic in a pot. The garlic is optional. It adds to the flavor but is not necessary. Once boiling, reduce the heat to a simmer for 10 minutes. Discard used garlic cloves.
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One-sentence summary -- Prepare the pickling juice. Bring the pot to a boil. Remove the garlic cloves once the mixture has simmered for 10 minutes.

Use plain paper and crumple it into a ball. Put it into your guinea pig's cage, or let them play with it when they're out. It sounds too easy, but guinea pigs like the crumpling noise and will likely gnaw on it. Cut up a wrapping paper tube into short lengths. Your guinea pig will toss it around and play with it. Just be sure to cut down the side so that your guinea pig doesn't get stuck inside. Find an old sock, and stuff some of the guinea pig's hay inside. Tie off the sock on one end. Cut off the end of the sock. Your guinea pig will pull the pillow around her cage and chew on it. While you're technically not making these toys, you likely have a few laying around the house. Just toss them in the cage, and let your guinea pig have fun.
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One-sentence summary -- Crumple up a piece of paper. Create cheap cardboard tunnels. Make a stuffed sock. Use a ping-pong ball or a tennis ball.

After you rinse or wash your suit, leave it inside out to dry. It's important to let the inside of the suit dry to avoid any odors or mildew from building up. Drying the inside also lengthens the life of the wetsuit. Slide the top of the wetsuit through a heavy, plastic hanger so that it folds in half near the waist, rather than hanging it by the neck or shoulders. Hang it indoors, such as on your shower rod, while it dries. If you must hang it outdoors, make sure it stays shaded, as direct sunlight degrades the fabric. Once the inside of your suit is dry, turn the suit right-side out. Use the same method as before to hang the suit over a plastic hanger. Allow it to dry completely, indoors and away from the sun.
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Let the inside of the suit dry first. Use a plastic hanger to dry your suit indoors. Allow the outside of the suit to dry.