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So, you need to buy the props for the [[Get a Part in a School Play|school play]], but you have a budget or perhaps none at all! While you could put on a very minimalistic production and pretend you have scenery and props, there are some very simple and easy ways to put on a good production on a shoestring. | So, you need to buy the props for the [[Get a Part in a School Play|school play]], but you have a budget or perhaps none at all! While you could put on a very minimalistic production and pretend you have scenery and props, there are some very simple and easy ways to put on a good production on a shoestring. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# Go To The Recycling Center. In many communities there are waste-reduction efforts to keep furniture, household furnishings, wood, paint, and building materials out of the landfill. Check your municipality for such programs. Also, if you ask people nicely at your landfill, transfer station, or whatever for what you need, very often they will look out for what you need and put it aside. | # Go To The Recycling Center. In many communities there are waste-reduction efforts to keep furniture, household furnishings, wood, paint, and building materials out of the landfill. Check your municipality for such programs. Also, if you ask people nicely at your landfill, transfer station, or whatever for what you need, very often they will look out for what you need and put it aside. | ||
