well, these are two gifts that i got at my shower that i loved. One, was beautiful picture frame for own wedding picture which i am looking at right now, and the second made me cry, it is a glass mantle clock that has the engraving, "may your love me timeless" Hope this gives you some ideas. I also got candles, solar lights for outside of our new house and tons of other things. It doesnt have to be just a girly thing, just something that she likes for her new life.
1. where/whose are the best solar lights to buy?
Himin Solar has many solar lights, including street lights, lawn lights, flashlights etc
2. I'm kind of worried about living on my own?
You can put a piece of wood in ledge of the sliding glass door to prevent it from being able to be slid open (this is what a lot of people do). There are also door and window alarms that you can purchase at the store (relatively cheaply) that will go off if one is opened. Make sure that you have blinds or curtains and keep them closed at night and when you are out of the house so that people cannot look in. You can purchase removable batter-powered motion detectors or put out solar lights around the patio (and entrance) if these are private for your unit -- if they are shared, then this is not a feasible option. If the door does not have a deadbolt, ask the landlord if one could be installed for extra security. It can be very scary living on your own for the first time -- this is common. Make sure that you are moving into a safe neighborhood and that you are prepared, just in case anything would happen. Most homes are not burglarized while people are home -- which could help to reassure you at night. Keep a lamp on at night if it makes you feel more secure -- I've done this many of times; in fact, it's a habit now and it does make me feel better (I've been a single mom for 10 years). Good luck to you. Try not to let fear get the most of you and just try some basic safety around your home. Obviously, do not open the door to anyone you do not know - and make sure that you know who it is if someone knocks on your door at night. I've got friends who know I will not come to the door after dark if they knock, so they better call and tell me they are on my door step. Make sure that your apartment is not in a high-crime area (the local police department can give you this information if you are not sure)... other than that, you should be fine. Congratulations on your new place.
3. How Good are Solor Powered Security Lights?
Amanda is right, Li-Ion batteries are great, but not best choice for all solar lights, particularly those that do not stay on for long periods of time. The other guy is WRONG. Most good solar lights use NI-MH not NiCD batteries, but not all. And there is a lot more to consider than the battery itself, particularly: 1) Housing (like any lights, water will wreck them; cheap lights (even with best batteries) often take shortcuts in housing that makes them unreliable. Ditto with cables and solar panels. 2) Solar Panel 3) Are there enough LEDs (50-80 is good for security lights) 4) Is there a reflector technology used We have lots of solar lights. Even though they all (okay we have a couple of cheap solar accent lights because my wife liked the look of them) were of high quality, I took clear caulk and put it around all the "seams." Apparently its worked because the oldest one (with an NICD battery) still works great, it's a spot light in our driveway where electrical lights would have been very costly to install.
4. have not started building shop. need INEXPENSIVE heat/elect. solar, wind options but too expensive. Ideas?
places like Target, Tractor Supply, and other stores have solar panels, solar lights, and even wind generators at inexpensive prices
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