We hope that you are kicking off 2009 with plans for a year loaded with celebrations at home, work or school–for your family and friends or for clients.  There is an additional challenge these days to meet tight budgets and still produce events that sparkle.  Just remember, when planning your special occasions–it is the personal touch details that makes the memories and they need not cost much.  Any way to personalize items presented as favors or gifts will pay off in raves and smiles from guests of any age.  The memory of lavish refreshments and decorations will fade as time goes by but the personal touches that said, “This was planned just for you!” will be remembered, saved and savored for a long, long time.

SWEETHEART OF A PARTY PLAN
For years we have updated our Valentine’s party plans with links to new products and services for you.  This time we are linking you to great Valentine’s gifts for your lovey doves, whether children or grown-ups.  http://www.partyplansplus.com/valentines30.htm Plus some ideas for Singles Celebrations. http://www.partyplansplus.com/10sensational.htm  And 40 Cupid Tips for Anyone http://www.partyplansplus.com/40cupidtips.htm

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Whether you are a company of 2 or few, it is important to pay a tribute to the end of the year and the holidays that you and your employees celebrate.  The interview you will find at the link will give you some choice ideas to penny-wise parties.

Check my website for more creative cash-saving celebrations. http://www.partyplansplus.com/holidaylinks.htm

Please join me in my blog devoted to the art of celebration and festivities to

 nurture and strengthen relationships–both in our personal and business life. 

That means we might be forced to celebrate each day in some way. 

Hey! I am all for that.  In fact, my motto is

Don’t Wait…Celebrate!:Because It is Good For You.

I plan to load this blog site with information that will encourage and assist

 you in your celebration planning and day-to-day discovery of the reasons to do so.

I encourage you to visit often, leave ideas and announcements of your own to aid my

“cause for frequent and spontaneous celebration.”  Even though I have had years of

 experience, have written 10 books on the subject and have a natural thought process

 of brainstorming party ideas, I always see fantastic ideas and resources that are brand

 new and exciting to me.

Again, I hope that you will attend my celebration-filled blog often. I will do my

 best to keep it fresh and constantly informative and uplifting.

Thank you for accepting my invitation.

Patty Sachs