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Need your pants for an important event, meeting or interview? No time or money to go to the tailor. How do you do it yourself? Easy! There is a great site that has a free video on how to do a hem by hand. Perfect for the first time sewer! The video is free and takes you from start to finish so you are not left in the dark with a missing step. The video shows how to hem your pants quickly and easily. They show you how to pin your hem, how to rip out the stitching and how to press it when you are done to give it a professional look. Now you can hem all your clothes so they look like they fit you properly. The website has videos for all types of hems from hems on lightweight fabrics to hems on leather garments. So instead of spending $20.00 - $30.00 taking your pants to cleaners or the tailors do it yourself. You dont need a lot of fancy supplies, you probably have most of what you need around the house. A pair of scissors that will cut fabric is a good place to start. Straight pins are helpful, but the first time I did the hem, I used paperclips, a great substitute! Then of course, a needle and matching thread to do the job. A pair of pinking shears, scissors that cut a zig zag pattern, are helpful to keep the fabric from unraveling. Thats it! You mark the new hem, cut it, stitch it, press it and you are good to go. You can hem your pants without a sewing machine. The website has lots of other videos on other types of hems plus how to take in the waist and hips on your pants and skirts. Got a broken zipper? No problem, download the video and you can replace the zipper. The elastic in your waistbands or necklines lost their elasticity? Knit cuffs letting in too much air? Bring your clothes back to life and start looking better in them. They even have a video that shows you how to shorten your curtains. Remember all the times you found a great pair of pants and did not buy them because they needed to hemmed. Now that is no longer a problem. After you done it a few times you will never hesitate to buy pants that are too long ever again. Go visit the website, do it yourself alterations and see how truly easy it is.

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It can decorate your life. Fashion is popular and all-inclusive concept. Not only fashion can comfort your life, but also you will be slaves of fashion. So you should take care of it. . . .

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I had no map then. Anyway even with a map I would not have been much better off. A detailed military map was the last thing one wanted to be caught with and anything else was worse than useless. The conditions on some of the roads were appalling and it was not unknown to travel mile after mile on second gear. Traffic jams in Saigon were monstrous and in the country side a blown bridge could cause a bottle neck with traffic three lanes deep on either side and no way for any vehicle to get through to clear the bridge. Or for that matter just a blown bridge and not a soul about. To compare a journey then with whatever distance is marked on a map today has no bearing on the reality of the situation as it was then . What perhaps was surprising was the fact that the Vietnamese continued to travel the roads. Their driving was appalling. Driving licenses could be bought. If you were a foreigner you were always wrong. You could, had to, buy your way out of any accident. I read that coach drivers drove at high speed in the hope that if they set a mine off their speed would carry the driver over safely and only blow the rear end off the bus. The accidents were horrific.