Greeting Card Campaign: 11-2 National Deviled Eggs Day

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It's also "All Soul's Day, but I like deviled eggs a lot so, for me, November 2 will always be National Deviled Eggs Day. If you've been paying attention, there is another deviled egg day on July 30.  This is National Deviled Eggs Day, so it celebrates more than one deviled egg at a time and it's a "National" day. Therefore, as your zombie overlord, I command you to go out and make and consume deviled eggs on this very special day. Make more than you consume, though. I really really like deviled eggs.

Also, download a free Deviled Eggs Day card and send it to your sweetie. Here is a good Deviled Eggs recipe

Just click on the caption below the picture of a delicious plate of deviled eggs. The link will take you to a pdf file in Google Docs. Remember, instead of printing from Google Docs, click on "File" in the upper left corner, then select "Download" and copy the file to your own computer.  Open it with Adobe PDF Reader or whatever PDF reader you use and print the card from there. For some reason Google Docs doesn't handle fonts well, even though they are supposed to be embedded in the PDF document itself.

This is a top fold card, so when it prints, be sure to tell your printer it's in "portrait" format so you get the whole file. Flip it on the short side to print double-sided. This also flips the inside upside down from the outside when you print in portrait mode, so that, when you fold it over, the inside comes out right side up.  If you're confused, I encourage you to give it a try with a practice sheet.
 

Greeting Card Campaign: 7-30 Deviled Egg Day

Well, it looks like we're continuing our tasty treats theme this week with "Deviled Egg" Day, a day on which we all celebrate the delightful deliciousness of that pot luck delicacy - the deviled egg.  Though no one is sure why cutting a boiled egg in half, smushing up the yokes with mayo and pickle relish made them "deviled" eggs, but they certainly are a devilishly delicious treat that goes with almost anything.

We've gone with a top fold card this time.  Remember to print the inside of the card upside down with respect to the outside of the card.  Here's the procedure for a top fold card:

It's a side fold.  Follow the usual procedure:

1. Download the full page photos above by right clicking and then clicking on "save as"
2. Open your word-processor or publishing program.
3. Create a blank two page, double-sided, portrait format document.
4. Paste the photos on the front and back of the page in your document.the photos should cover the entire page outside and inside.
5. Print on cardstock on normal or better settings.  Print two-sided with both pictures facing the same direction and flipped on the long side if you have a double-side printer.
6. Turn the card sideways and fold in half vertically, sign your name with appropriate expressions of love and affection.

It's even better if you make some deviled eggs for her to go with the card. They are delicious. Even your angel will think so....

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