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According to author Siobhan Adcock, everyone should have the following 30 life skills before turning 30:
How to...
- Wrap a Present
- Start a Successful fire in a Fireplace, at a Campsite, and in a Barbecue
- Finish a Piece of Furniture
- Get a Raise
- Order Wine at a Restaurant Without Getting Stiffed
- Parallel Park in Three Breathtakingly Beautiful Movements
- Dance a "Slow Dance" Without Looking Like an Idiot
- Use a Full Place Setting Properly (Including Chopsticks and Asian Soup Spoons)
- Clean Your Place in Under 45 Minutes if Friends, Relatives, or Prospective Lovers Are Coming By
Unexpectedly, and Soon
- Hold Your Liquor
- Cure a Hangover
- Do the Heimlich Maneuver
- Use a Compass
- Change a Flat Tire
- Jump Start a Car
- Open a Champagne Bottle
- Send a Drink to Someone's Table
- Cook One "Signature Meal"
- Whistle With Your Fingers
- Take Good Pictures
- Fold a Fitted Sheet
- Remove Common Stains
- Sew on a Button
- Carve Turkey, Lasagna, and a Birthday Cake
- Hold a Baby
- Change a Diaper
- Keep a Plant Alive for More Than a Year
- Make Dogs and Cats Love You
- Help Someone Out of a Car (an Older or Ill Person, a Woman You're Trying to Impress, Your Mother)
- Write Superior Thank You Notes
How many can *you* do? Don't worry -- whether you're under or over thirty, if you don't know how to do
some (or most!) of these things, this useful how-to book can help! Each entry tells you why you should
learn something and then teaches you how with easy-to-understand instructions and helpful illustrations.
30 Things Everyone Should Know
How To Do Before Turning 30 by Siobhan Adcock is shelved at call number BJ1611.2 .A36 2003 in the
College Success Collection on the first floor of the Library.
Samantha Gust wrote this Monthly
Book Spotlight.
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