A western themed party could be the perfect idea for your next special event. Whether its a birthday party, an anniversary or retirement, follow a cowboy/ cowgirl theme. For an outdoor party, hay bales can be turned into a wonderful accessory. They can serve as extra seating benches and the mess wont be a concern since youre outside. Place coffee cans around like old fashioned spittoons.

A great party favor would be a plastic cowboy hat for each child or adult. Mini plastic toy guns can also add to the ambience for Western guests. Use the construction paper to complete a cowboy costume. Cut out stars personalized with Sheriff Tommy or whatever the guests name is on the badge. Cut out holsters, spurs, chaps or anything you can think of and then simply attach with safety pins to create a quick and easy costume.

Depending on the size of your budget, live animals can add excitement to your party. You can only imagine the thrill of child getting a surprise pony ride or getting to pet a horse. Hire someone to play the role of a bad guy and let them walk around in all black.

As with any party, the food is always one of the main attractions. With this type of theme you can serve what they would have on a chuck wagon or on the ranch: baked beans, jerky and coleslaw. Modern conveniences like hamburgers, hot dogs and condiments can also be snuck in! Get fancy and roast shish- ka- bobs over an open fire. If children are old enough, let them roast their own hot dogs over the fire. Activities like this are sure to create a memorable day.

Party supply stores will have all the accessories you need to finish off your theme party: plates, cups, napkins and decorations. Get moving pardner and invite some guests today.

Mrs. Party... Gail Leino is the internet's leading authority on selecting the best possible party supplies, using proper etiquette and manners while also teaching organizational skills and fun facts. The Party Supplies Hut has Western Party Supplies, ideas, pinatas, games, costumes, decorations, and activities.

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Does your vehicle engine run ok?

Or does it cut-out on you sometimes when your are going to visit your in-laws?

Does it *spit* and *sputter* and *backfire*, then start running ok, again?

Symptoms of this nature can be several things.

You could have a sparkplug wire shorting out.

You could have an electrical wire shorting out.

You may have some water in the fuel tank.

Lets take the most common of these three mentioned.

Over the years you cannot keep they fuel tank full at all times.

With a fuel tank half full, the upper part can cause condensation.

This condensation will slowly build up and run down into the bottom of the tank.

When you start to pass another vehicle you call upon the fuel pump to give me more gasoline.

The fuel pump starts working overtime and picks up more fuel, then the water goes into the line along with the gasoline.

The fuel filter catches this water and since water is heavier than gasoline, it drops to the bottom of the filter.

After awhile though, you come up behind me, and Im not driving quite as fast as you would like to go, so you floorboard it and go around me.

What happens when you floorboard it?

Right, you are asking for more fuel.

With the filter partially full of condensation, water, some of it gets picked up into the fuel line and goes to the carburetor or injector.

Chug-a-lug, chug-a-lug, Pow!

Purr, purr, purr.

See what happens?

You can solve this problem, most of the time, by changing the fuel filter two or three times a year.

Now, if you have just filled up at the pump, and your car starts acting this way, you may have to take the fuel tank off and clean it out.

Or, pay someone else to do it!

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