Try Healthy Living This Summer:
Five Easy Fruits to Grow in Your Backyard
Pick the Right Puppy for the Family
At Last...Guilt-Free Comfort Foods
The Amazing Effects of a Neighborhood Garden
Great Time Get-Together
Accessibility Gardening
Beneficial Biking
How to Stay Cool in Summer Heat
Grow A Beanpole Tepee For Your Kids
Gone Fishing: A Relaxing Hobby Worth Catching
Establish a Place Just for Leisure
Growing Trend: Food-Sharing Clubs
Sun Shelters Offer the Best of Both Worlds
Summer Living: Asleep Under The Stars
A Garden Designed for First-Time Gardeners
Healthy Living: Kid-Friendly Lawns
Healthy Living: Begin With Breakfast
Healthy Living: Let's Dance
Healthy Living: Find Your Favorite Scent
Healthy Living: Art Smart
Sipping Summer
Summer Living: Casual Make-Ahead Food for the Beach
Farm-Fresh Produce from the Farmer's Market
Summer Living: Host a Block Party
Summer Living: Icy Treats
Screensaver: Beach Scenes
Surefire Ways to Beat the Summer Heat
Family Project: A Weekend Garden Makeover
Host a Progressive Garden Party
Good-For-You Grilling
Jazz up a Plant Stand From a Flea Market
 


Coastal Living

Beach House Basics
Two furniture-industry insiders retreat to Bald Head Island, where their second home showcases casual, no-nonsense coastal style.

 
On The Road Car Comforts For Family
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FIRST AID ON WHEELS
An up-to-date first-aid kit is a vital part of any vacation. You can put together your own kit containing specific items your family might need. Or you may choose to purchase one that is already prepared. The Red Cross offers a Family First Aid Kit online (www.redcross.org). Here are the items it contains.
  • Absorbent compresses
  • Adhesive bandages
  • Adhesive cloth tape
  • Antibiotic ointment
  • Antiseptic wipes
  • Aspirin
  • Space blanket
  • Breathing barrier
  • Instant cold compress
  • Non-latex gloves
  • Hydrocortisone ointment
  • Scissors
  • Roller bandages
  • Sterile gauze
  • Oral thermometer
  • Triangular bandages
  • Tweezers
  • First Aid Instruction Booklet

    • This article is from the June 2005 issue of Southern Living.

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