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Personalized Stationery Can Be Heartfelt and Helpful

Personalized stationery can be used for all kinds of things. Every occasion, whether it be birthdays, Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween, or New Year's, calls for some sort of personalization. Invitations to any kinds of parties, thank you cards, gift enclosures, and bag tags are more heartfelt when it comes with a personal touch. Parents and Grandparents love getting anything sweet from their children or grandchildren, even if it is just a simple drawing. Personalized bag tags can be also helpful in case you need to find your luggage when it is mixed in with many similar ones or if you are giving lots of gifts to family, friends, or co-workers and would like to save your hand from tons of handwriting.

Once a child has grown up and is off on their own, they most likely would be living away from their parents and grandparents. They may give the occasional phone call or e-mail updating their families about what is going on with them, but there is something about receiving a handwritten letter that makes it more touching to read. You can get a personalized notepads to write to your family with. It will show them that you still have not forgotten them and what they have done for you. Most grandparents these days are traditional and probably don't have a clue when it comes to computers, so e-mails wouldn't be so great with them. They would rather receive a handwritten letter from you telling them how much they are loved and missed.

When you are traveling, your checked bags are not going to be the only one that is in that color, size, or shape. People can get confused and grab yours by mistake and leave you at your destination except the clothes you are wearing. Your own personalized bag tag can help with that. Make your tag bright or easy to read so people won't be able to mistake it for their own. You can even be creative with it instead of just having your name. A tag that says, “This bag is NOT yours” can be eye-catching and distinctive. You could even wrap note cards around your handle with you name and phone number in case it gets lost. This way when it is found in the unclaimed baggage area, you can easily be notified.

Gift labels, invitations, and thank you cards are the most commonly used stationery. You can stock up on gift labels and thank you cards so you wouldn't have to run out of them so quickly and they can be used again and for more than one occasion. So give your note cards, letters, and gifts a personal touch and get your very own personalized stationery!

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Overheating Saab 9-5 - Thermostat?

Hi,
I have just bought a 1999 Saab 9-5 SE Turbo from a guy and hey presto a week later and there has been a really strong smell of burning whenever we drive it any distance more than about a mile. It comes from under the bonnet but can also be smelt round the back when we stop. Today we lifted the bonnet to find that it was smoking but couldnt see the source. Interestingly the temperature guage never gets above about half way and the fans dont come on. A few years ago something similar happened and the engine overheated in another Saab we owned (we were in the Asian enclosure of West Midland Safari Park at the time!!!) and the mechanic thought it was the thermostat. Would that be the case this time and can we fix it ourselves? My Husband has basic car knowledge and bags of common sense but we have no money left for mechanics as we spent up on the car. Nice chap for selling it to us!!! Does anyone have any ideas/advice.
Thanks

could be the thermostat or a torn hose