I am so excited about my newest site, SwiftTips.com. It's launched with dozens of free printable tip sheets that form handy references for kitchen conversions, automotive help, cleaning, and more.

These guides are the types of things you need to know again and again. Such as: how many cups are in a quart (and so on); how to set the table properly; and what's a pant size as measured in inches. I've included step-by-step instructions on sorting laundry, using a manual camera, tying a necktie, jumping a car battery, and washing hands. You can even laminate the printed tips for added durability and post where the SwiftTips are most likely to be needed.

Many of the SwiftTips are illustrated, and all have been formatted to be both attractive and easy-to-read, so you can print them out and hang them on your wall, Pin them on Pinterest, or whatever you'd like.

I hope you find these conversion charts and other SwiftTips as convenient and useful as I do. I'll be adding many more in the coming weeks and months, so stay tuned and let me know what you'd like to see in printable, Pin-able form next.

Remember, everything at the site is free so you can download the PDFs and print them as many times as you'd like.

I've added 21 new contracts to PrintableContracts.com, including agreements relating to debts and loans, plus a new category especially for warranties.

There are also seven new printable contracts for the popular category relating to children and teens. (Of course, contracts with minors are symbolic and not legally binding.) I've added a bedtime contract, a contract for an adult child moving back home, a sleepover contract, a summer contract, and more.

At PrintableContracts.com, you'll find three new articles with contract-writing tips such as: how to draft a contract with a child, types of cost reimbursement contracts, and types of fixed contracts.

All of the contracts are free to print, and download instantly in DOC format so you can type into and customize them using Microsoft Word or another compatible program. Or, simply cut and paste the text directly from the site. Remember, consult an attorney when you need an attorney!

Thanks for all your emails and ideas. I hope you enjoy my sites, new and old. Happy printing!