Home Journal

This book will help you keep track of renovations and repairs to your home. Now in its Fifth Edition, The Home Owner's Journal has been published since 1986 and has sold over 500,000 copies. Have you ever forgotten the last time you had something cleaned, serviced or repaired? Have you ever purchased too little or too much paint because you didn't record how much you used the first time? Have you lost track of warranties or vendor contact information? This all-new Fifth Edition Journal is your solution. It contains a chapter for every part of your home, inside and out. Keep receipts and warranties in two handy pocket pages. The Home Owner's Journal is a great gift for housewarmings, weddings, closing gifts and for you.

A cultural history based on The Ladies' Home Journal, Inarticulate Longings offers a new and provocative perspective on the magazine, the advertising industry, and women's lives during the early twentieth century. The volume explores the contradictions of a social agenda for women that promoted both traditional roles and the promises of a growing consumer culture.

This comprehensive three-ring binder is full of practical advice, hands-on worksheets and organizational features to keep track of every aspect of a home. That's why this book is an essential companion for all homeowners, whether they have a home improvement project on the horizon or simply want to gather up all of their housing details and keep them in one place. They can use this book to keep track of important home facts such as basic ownership information, housing finances, budgets, renovations, improvements, interior design, large purchases and more.

This home decor organizer and inspirational tool features eight fill-in sections easily adapted to each room of the house, and durable pockets to store swatches and clippings. Each section contains space to dream up the perfect room, create project and shopping lists, floor plans, and keep track of measurements.

A home for your house information. A home is one of the largest investments in our lives. Knowing the history of one's home can help keep it properly maintained. The Home Owner's Journal provides convenient pocket folders to organize and keep a record of everything in the home. It's the ideal storage for sketches and photographs, documenting new features, and keeping track of older ones. The journal organizes: - Basic Information: certificate of title, notable information, property plan, pictures, legal papers, receipts and other important records - Electrical Information: incoming power sources, the panel box, smoke and alarm systems, changes to the electrical system - Heat: main heat source, furnace, air conditioner and heat pump, insulation, duct work - Plumbing: hot water tank, plumbing fixtures, water treatment system, water testing, basement or crawl space, pressure tank for wells or springs - Exterior: foundation, decks, windows, roofing, chimneys, gutters and downspouts - Construction: additions, outbuildings, fencing - Extras: major appliances and built-ins, warranties, rentals - Trades: contact information for plumbers, electricians and others. The journal's wiro-binding provides considerable expansion and allows the book to lay flat at any page. The Home Owner's Journal is an essential tool for any homeowner.

Your Map for a Brave New Real-Estate WorldThe days of real-estate mania—when you really couldn’t go wrong with buying a home, then selling it in a few years for a lot more than you paid for it—are over. Inflated prices and the “subprime” mortgage crisis have finally burst the bubble. Now, more than ever, it’s important for current and prospective home buyers to understand just what they’re getting into when they take that plunge—and to think smarter when it comes to making the most of their biggest asset. The Wall Street Journal. Complete Home Owner’s Guidebook shows readers how to become savvy home buyers—and eventually owners—not only in this new, uncertain era but in any market:• Understand the benefits and pitfalls of owning versus renting• Make sense of the housing market—ask the important questions, factor in the unforeseen costs, and explode the big myths of home ownership • Take advantage of current opportunities if you’re a first-time home buyer• Overcome the challenges if you’re looking to trade up or cash out on your home for retirement• Make the best profit on your home in any market• Understand why your home—your number one asset—really isn’t such a great investment

This is the ONLY JOURNAL YOU WILL EVER NEED...because you can continue adding to it FOREVER! This complete Insert Set includes 3 laminated category divider pages & all of the filler pages. All pages are 3-hole punched. YOU provide the BINDER. This record-keeping system provides a practical means of maintaining year-to-year gardening records - ALL IN ONE NEAT & TIDY LOCATION. It includes several copies of each of the charts & forms. Each 8½inch x 11inch form (on quality 24 lb paper) has plenty of space for you to fill in your information before, during, and after the gardening season. *148 pages of *18 different forms are included in this complete set. Enough to enter your journal notes for 5 to 10 years! And as you use up pages - you can just reorder the forms you need. The record-keeping categories & forms are: PLAN YOUR GARDEN: - Map-a-Garden Grid, - Map-a-Garden Legend/Key, - Track Your Garden Orders, - Spring Projects, - Fall Projects, - Master Task Lists, - Compost information. PLANT & GROW YOUR GARDEN: - Fertilizer Schedule Form, - Hybridizing Charts, - Transplant & Divide Plans, - Weed Control Notes, - Pest / Disease Notes, - Fertilizer information. YOUR GARDENING JOURNAL: - Climate Records-14 years per page, - Precipitation-daily recording, - Purchases & Notes, - Guarantees & Notes, - Growing Season Notes, - Journal Pages, - Gardening Resources & Addresses. The journals are great gifts for gardeners, mom, for Mothers/Father's Day, & Christmas. The forms provide a blank journal with lots of space to write in & can be used as a garden diary too. Authors: HoJo Publications is owned by friends and fellow entrepreneurs, Holly Eads and Jodi Benedict. They live in the same community in north central Michigan. Holly and Jodi worked on several creative projects together before partnering in 2003 to further their interests in publishing a series of journaling products. All of their publications are written by them, feature trendy designs & they are functional.