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A guide to making this new year the best yet. Ideas for helping you, your children or your students have a happy, healthy, and rewarding year.

Frugal parties like pot luck, are hip again. Here are some inexpensive menu ideas that are fun for all ages without making the host look cheap.

Serve a delicious New Year's Dinner and still have time to join in on the fun. Simple food solutions help reduce cooking time and ensure a great meal for all guests.

Holidays are fun, but they can be expensive. Keep cost down. Host a holiday buffet. Provide simple appetizers and basic dishes for a fabulous party.

From dressing like 2009 celebrities to watching football bowl games, there are several ways college students can have fun NYE celebrations.

Instead of just accepting the first New Year's party invitation this year, come up with your own special New Year's traditions to create lasting memories with your family

Decorating tips, food, New Year themes, games, activity ideas, music, & party ideas for a fun & safe New Year's Eve for kids & pre-teens. Busy kids means happy parents.

Holiday weddings inspire a unique experience, for marrying between November and January can add plenty of holiday magic to the nuptials.

For well over 100 years, the Tournament of Roses has been a New Year's Day tradition in Pasadena. The Rose Bowl Parade is on TV, but to be there is even more exciting.

December and New Year's Eve brings sights and sounds that you can't get any other time of the year. Use this time to boost your creativity for next year.

Help teens celebrate the New Year in a safe, fun environment.

A New Year's Resolution for a middle school teacher might be to actually do an IDU this year. Check it off the "To Do" list now with this IDU on New Year's Resolutions.

Decorating tips, themes, activity ideas, music, & party ideas for a fun, cool & safe home, high school, or homeschooling New Year's Eve event for teenagers or pre-teens.