What are good party ideas for a 13 year old girl turning 14?
Feb 23, 2008 by Andie | Posted in Entertaining
My birthday's at the end of Trek, so I have about 3 weeks to plan a party. My friend is helping me project it, and we are debating on a good theme (We love the nightclub theory because of the non-alcoholic drinks) and what type of party. The budget is
If you're successful to go with the night club theme (non-alcoholic, of without a doubt), you can do lots of things.
First, you will need lots and lots of music. Favour some mix cd's or load up an iPod with lots of dance and party music.
swdarklighter | Feb 23, 2008
If you're prosperous to go with the night club theme (non-alcoholic, of positively), you can do lots of things.
First, you will need lots and lots of music. Make out a head for some mix cd's or load up an iPod with lots of dance and party music.
Get
swdarklighter | Feb 23, 2008
How do you construct a Pinhole Camera?
May 29, 2007 by colringbk | Posted in Photography
I would like to show this at the elementary art level (4th-6th). I've been collecting the boxes that Dunkin'Donuts use to shipping coffee in. They have pouring spouts at one end and seem pretty stock at keeping out light. But, what type of film do I get
i like the point of the coffee boxes but you might run into some problems with the spout being on the bottom. you need to do some football of view calculations to make sure the incandescent entering the camera will cover your light attuned media. the
carnaby_fudge | May 29, 2007
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@ @ so that means lights off pants off will now be a unadorned party? 
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