Story 14

Across:
4.	Do you know ___ I'm thinking? This is ___ you should do.
6.	You're ___ good. What are you ___ for? Are you ___ for trouble?
7.	People buy their ___ at the supermarket.
9.	If you are ___-minded, you are ___ to new ideas and new adventures.
12.	Mechanics and handymen store their tools in ___es.
14.	The two most common types of screwdrivers are ___s and Phillips heads.
15.	It's ___ for a change. ___ flies. What ___ is it?
17.	George W. Bush said, 'I'm the ___r.' He makes all the decisions.
20.	'I'd rather die on my feet than live on my ___.'
21.	Where did Ed ___ the groceries?
22.	___s (with fresh batteries) are very important in emergencies.
23.	A handyman uses a hammer on nails and a ___ on screws.

Down:
1.	A ___ of shoes. In poker, three of a kind always beats two ___ or a ___.
2.	This popular tool 'pinches' things. It's like your thumb and forefinger, but stronger.
3.	Don't scrape coffee grinds and peach pits into your ___. It will stop working.
5.	Ed ___ed on the light.
8.	Store your canned and packaged food in the kitchen ___s. The perishable food goes into the refrigerator.
10.	___ say '___.' ___ say 'always.' You ___ know what tomorrow will bring.
11.	Your stove, oven, refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher are in this room.
13.	Eight fingers and two thumbs.
14.	Neil Armstrong was the ___ man to step onto the moon (July 20, 1969).
16.	Soft-boiled eggs take about 3 ___. Hard-boiled eggs take about 10 ___.
18.	After I do some chores, I have to run some ___s.
19.	I hope I get to the post office ___ it closes.