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How to get ideas for songwriting
Get inspired by your life.
You experience your own life, and you get to experience the feelings first-hand. If you're going through some tough times, you can always write a song about it.

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- Think about the stories you remember, or thoughtful someones that inspired you. Make your own music to sing, or take your favorite video to watch.
- You'll find that your song will include your emotions in it. When there's emotions in a song, it comes to life.
- Pick a song that fits your personality, and start writing! Songwriting gives you something to work through in real life. Because you've already talked with the people, put your whole heart into a song.
- Writing poetry can help you to channel your emotional energy and help you make the connection between yourself and your life. You can get ideas for songs from other authors through writing poetry, or buy one for yourself.

OUT: You'll find that your song will include your emotions in it. When there's emotions in a song, it comes to life.

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How to create a credit memo
Enter the business information for the seller.
Type " credit memo " in cell b3, " organization name " in cell b4 and " address " in cell b5. Skip over cell b6 and type " phone " in cell b7, " fax " in cell b8 and " email " in cell b9.

OPTIONS:
- The text for the business information has been entered in the appropriate cells. Enter the billing information for the recipient of the credit memo.
- Enter the startup date of the purchase. Type " time " in cell b7 and " product date " in cell b5.
- Enter the business number in cell b9. The business number should be no larger than 20-30 characters in total.
- All data entered has to go in cell b9. Add information about the seller to the credit memo.

OUT: The text for the business information has been entered in the appropriate cells. Enter the billing information for the recipient of the credit memo.

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How to mail a letter
Choose an envelope.
It's important to find the right envelope for your letter. If you choose an envelope of very light construction, for example, any heavy contents might break through the envelope while it's in transit.

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- Don't worry about the dimensions. Envelopes above 7 " x 11 " will shrink slowly, and otherwise will still be easy to carry.
- Take the following factors into consideration as you choose an envelope : The weight of the paper. The weight of the envelope should be appropriate for the weight of the paper and any other contents you may be mailing.
- It's also important to choose one with a " sealed " seal, so that the flap of your envelope doesn't unravel as your mail proceed through transit. Avoid casual mail, like invitations to a concert, restaurant, or general civil war event.
- Solid-paper envelopes are usually sturdier, so you'll want at least two to three layers of hard-paper. If you're mailing a letter to a family member or friend, you'll need at least four thick envelopes.

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Take the following factors into consideration as you choose an envelope : The weight of the paper. The weight of the envelope should be appropriate for the weight of the paper and any other contents you may be mailing.