Q: Whether you want to be serious, formal, funny, or silly, including a quotation is always a great way to personalize a birthday invitation. Quotations, poems, and other creative customizations can go anywhere you like on the invitation, but they're a good way to open or close the invitation. Some famous quotations about age include: "Middle age is when your age starts to show around your middle!" Bob Hope "Age is strictly a case of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter!" George Bernard Shaw "Wrinkles should merely indicate where the smiles have been." Mark Twain Poems can be in any mood or tone you like (such as funny, or serious), they can help set the mood or theme for your party, and they can help you convey some of the important information you need to tell guests. Examples of poems include: Funny: "A surprise is in store, Karen's not so young anymore, come see for yourself on April third, but don't forget: mum's the word!" Serious: "Another year has passed, it sure has been great, please join us at the mast, as we join to celebrate, we'll have a merry time, be at the boat for nine." Cute: "I'm turning one, won't it be fun, come see my cake, and the mess I will make!" Everyone likes a good laugh, and this can be especially helpful with people who don't particularly like birthdays. You can include a funny quotation, poem, joke, or just say something humorous. You can try out something like: "Karen's turning 39again!" "Age is not important unless you're a cheese." Helen Hayes What goes up and never comes down? Your age!
A: Include a quotation. Write a poem. Say something witty or funny.

Article: There are paper products available that are made with recycled paper, which means that no new trees were cut down to make those products. When you do need to buy paper products, look for things that were made with "post-consumer waste," including: Bathroom tissues Printing paper Greeting cards Paper bags When you do have to print or write things down on paper, make sure you get the most out of that paper by writing on both sides. If you currently only use one side of each piece, you can cut down on paper use by half just by using the other side too! Writing or printing in a smaller size or font will also help you cut down on the amount of paper you need for notes and projects. When writing in notebooks, always fill the pages, and don't start a fresh book until you've filled all the pages. Everybody loves a well-wrapped gift, but that doesn't mean you have to use brand new wrapping paper for every gift you give. Instead, when you get a gift, keep the bag or wrapping paper it came in so that you can use it again for another gift. Newspaper can also be repurposed as an eco-friendly wrapping paper or tissue paper to stuff a gift bag. There are plenty of crafts that require paper, so instead of using fresh sheets, why not reuse old paper that was already bound for the recycler. You can use old newspapers, notes, cards, and other paper to make things like: Origami Wreaths Paper flowers Paper mache Dolls When you do have paper that you can't reuse or repurpose, make sure you recycle it instead of throwing it in the trash. Paper that goes in the garbage just ends up in a landfill. But paper that goes into the recycling bin can be sent to a special facility and turned into something new.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Buy recycled paper products. Use both sides of a piece of paper. Reuse gift bags, wrapping paper, newspaper, and tissue. Turn old paper products into crafts. Recycle paper you can't reuse.

Problem: Article: Bring to just below a boil. Do this quickly, since the vinegar works best when it's hot. Reheat the vinegar as needed.
Summary: Heat a cup of vinegar in the microwave or on the stove. Dip a toothbrush in the hot vinegar and rub the gum with the toothbrush. Continue dipping and rubbing until the gum is gone. Wash the garment to remove the vinegar smell.

Q: This is an inexpensive and effective way to get new customers. Focus your distribution on the areas where your target audience lives or works. Include a unique coupon on the flyer so you can track how many customers you gain from this approach. You may have the opportunity to speak with some potential customers if they are around when you are handing out the flyers. Be sure to have a quick description of your business. In the residential cleaning sector, the most likely customers are higher, dual-income families and elderly people who are unable to clean their own homes. These customers are likely looking for quality, convenience, and a competitive price. Post flyers in neighborhoods where this population lives. Always be thinking of your business when you are out and about in your community. Think of everyone as a potential client. Even if they do not need your services, they may know someone that needs your service. Look for opportunities to get your business out there. Go to small business breakfast and lunches offered through your local chamber of commerce. Volunteer your cleaning services to a charity event to get your name out and develop a good reputation. If you are trying to gain new commercial cleaning customers, networking and getting referrals from other business is your best bet. Keep your business cards with you everywhere you go. You always want to be prepared. The most important thing is getting a reputation for excellent, skilled, quality work at a reasonable price. You must show that you are thoroughly reliable and consistent. A happy, loyal customer is one of the best advertisements you can ever have. Follow up with your customers after you provide a service to see if they are satisfied. You may not be able to slash your prices, but you can provide superior service. If a customer has a complaint, listen and do not argue with the customer. Ask the customer if there is anything that you can do to fix the situation. Offer the customer a discounted or free cleaning the next time they use your services. Customers want to feel like they are important. Don't save all of your coupons and discounts for your new customers. Provide incentives for customer referrals and let them know how much you appreciate their business. They will tell other people about the great service that you are providing. Give a free cleaning or a gift card to the customers who send you the most referrals or for long term customers. Professional organizations offer networking opportunities and resources for your business. You can also learn from experienced professionals in your industry. Good associations for the cleaning industry include: Building Services Contractors Association International Association of Residential Cleaning Professionals International Janitorial Cleaning Services Association Cleaning Management Institute
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Go door to door with flyers. Generate publicity. Do excellent work. Reward loyal customers. Join a professional organization.