[PPP] The Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk

Alzheimer's is a disease most of us have heard of, and many of us have had touch our lives through a loved one of acquaintance. More than five million American's suffer from Alzheimer's directly, but many more millions of people have suffered by watching their loved ones slowly deteriorate.

It is a devastating disease that affects the brain by destroying neurons. Neurons are the nerve cells in your brain that pass the signals that enable the brain to form memories and thoughts. People suffering from Alzheimer’s are loosing these very important cells, and as the disease progresses, the brain tissue begins to deteriorate. Over time, the brain will shrink dramatically, and this, of course, affects nearly all of the brain's functions. In the advanced stages of Alzheimer's the cortex shrivels up damaging the areas in the brain that are responsible for thinking, planning, and remembering. The shrinkage is even greater in the area of the brain responsible for the forming of new memories.

Those suffering with Alzheimer's live an average of eight years, but the rate of the progression of Alzheimer's can vary greatly. It isn't uncommon for changes in a person's brain to begin 20 years or more before diagnosis.

The Alzheimer's Association is a resource to those who have been touched by Alzheimer's. They have local offices throughout the United States that offer community programs to help sufferers and their families. The have volumes of information to offer on diagnosis, treatment, and finding the proper medical care for those who suffer from Alzheimer's. There is also a 24 hour hotline offered by the Alzheimer's Association offering reliable information and support.

The Alzheimer's Association needs all of our help. Nothing in this world is free of course, and not even close to free when it ventures into the realm of medical care. The Alzheimer's Association in a non-profit organization and relies heavily of donations. From the donations they gather they spend 78 percent for research, care, support, awareness and advocacy. One of the many events they hold to raise funds and awareness is the Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk. It is the nation's largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care, support and research. It is held annually cities and communities across the country. More than 600 in fact, and since 1989, Memory Walk has raised more than $225 million. I can't fathom a guess as to how far that will go in the grand scheme of things, but I can be fairly certain in saying that more is needed to continue providing research, care, and support levels needed.

By joining and participating in the Memory Walk you can help. A typical Memory Walk is 2-3 miles and usually held on a weekend morning in the fall. You can sign up now to participate or be a team captain. As a team captain, you will organize a team of your friends or co-workers and gather donations together to meet fundraising goals that your team has agreed upon. You will energize your team and encourage them to find others who will support this worthy cause. Team captains are vital to a successful Memory Walk, and there are numerous resources to aid you in helping your team reach their goals. Things are always more fun as a team, and more successful as well. Find a Memory Walk near you and sign up as team captain early!

[PPP] Halloween In August? You Bet!

Get ready! On August 31st a movie hits the theaters, and it promises to be one you won't soon forget. It is written and directed by Rob Zombie and is called Halloween. It looks like the saga of Michael Myers continues. Somehow, I always knew it would.

All of us have a favorite horror movie. It is always the movie that scared the beejeezus out of us and gave us nightmares for a week. That is precisely why we all have to watch them, isn't it? Honestly, the nightmares are the reason I don't watch a lot of horror movies anymore. I am always afraid I will die of a heart attack as I jump three feet out of my seat just as the suspense mounts, the music changes, and the stupid blond goes into the dark room alone when she knows there is something not quite right in there. I think I am getting old. When I was much younger, I saw many of the Halloween movies, and still remember them, and I catch the occasional horror flick now and again despite my fear of instant death.

As I mentioned earlier Rob Zombie wrote and directed this movie. He is an extremely talented individual in many respects, so I am very excited to see what he brings to the silver screen as a writer. More importantly, I am eager to see what he brings to Halloween the movie. I am hopeful that I will finally get to see some of the back story. You know, the parts of the story that lead up to Michael Myers becoming the psychopathic murderer that we have all grown to know, and at one point in our lives have a really bad dream about.

I did watch a few of the trailers, and it seems I may finally get what I always thought was missing. Yes, I know. I am one of those, who have a need to find a reason behind everything. It was never enough for me just know that the murderer was a psychopath, and wanted everyone dead. I always wanted to know why. I will have to wait until August 31st to find out though! I will risk the nightmares!

Here is the trailer for the most recent in the Halloween series. Enjoy! See you at the theater!

[PPP] The Police

I bet none of you knew that I was a fan of The Police, or just how much I have always enjoyed their music. It is really good to hear that they are back with a new album and will be touring again. My only hope now is that they stop somewhere near my home on their world wide tour.

The very first song of theirs that I remember hearing from them and immediately fell in love with was "Roxanne" from their album "Outlandos d'Amour" that was released in 1978. It was after I heard this song, which was long after 1978, that I started trying to get a chance to listen to other music by The Police. I soon discovered that I would love a lot of their other songs as well, and their music would become very memorable for me. Many of their songs still hold memories captive in my mind. They are the type of songs for me that stay with you as part of the memory. They are the type of song that you will hear as you are driving down the road and immediately be transported back to a time and place you had thought was forgotten.

I have very fond memories of school dances where the songs "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" or "Every Breath You Take" would be played. These songs were very moving and romantic. Also, I can ever forget the hours I spent trying to decipher the hidden meaning of "Message In A Bottle". To this day, I am sure that this one song can mean many different things to many different people. Do you remember the song "Don't Stand So Close To me"? Although I could have never related to that song on a personal level, it told a wonderful yet frightening story, and was always one of my favorites.

There are many other songs The Police recorded that I will never forget for one reason or another. They are truly legendary in my mind. For this reason I am beside myself with anticipation as I hopefully pray and wait for a tour date near my home. What a thrill it would be to finally see them in concert! With any luck I might just see them arrive near enough to here for me to be able to drive to their concert.

In the mean time I will be attempting to get a copy of the latest Police CD. Here are the songs that will be on it.




The Police CD

Track Listings
Disc: 1
1. Fallout
2. Can't Stand Losing You
3. Next to You
4. Roxanne
5. Truth Hits Everybody
6. Hole in My Life
7. So Lonely
8. Message in a Bottle
9. Reggatta de Blanc
10. Bring on the Night
11. Walking on the Moon
12. Don't Stand So Close to Me
13. Driven to Tears
14. Canary in a Coalmine

Disc: 2
1. Do Do Do de da da Da
2. Voices Inside My Head
3. Invisible Sun
4. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic
5. Spirits in the Material World
6. Demolition Man
7. Every Breath You Take
8. Synchronicity I
9. Wrapped Around Your Finger
10. Walking in Your Footsteps
11. Synchronicity II
12. King of Pain
13. Murder by Numbers
14. Tea in the Sahara

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[PPP] Even More Oppurtunity From Pay Per Post

Many of you have noticed that I am one of the many bloggers who blog for Pay Per Post. It has proved to be a great way to earn some extra cash. The best part for me is that I can chose which services and products I want to blog about. I know many of you have heard me say all of this before, but I just can't stress enough the benefits that the Pay Per Post program offers to those who take up the challenge.

Pay Per Post isn't like a lot of the other "advertise in your blog" programs. Other services, like ReviewMe, can keep up to half the money that you earn, in fees. Pay Per Post has never been like that, and now they have introduced another feature that allows you to make money, and gives you even more opportunity to do so.

If you look on the right side of my page, there is a new widget from Pay Per Post in addition to the widgets already present. The new widget allows me to work directly with advertisers. That means that instead of waiting for an opportunity I like to come up on the Pay Per Post boards, and then clicking on it to find that all of the opportunities for that post have been taken, I now have a way for advertisers, who like my writing, to contact me directly, and give the opportunity to me. The part that really tickled my fancy is that I get to set the minimum pay for my services, and that I can also negotiate with the advertiser based on their requirements. I get to do all of this without having to post or hand out my email address to the entire planet in the process, and Pay Per Post always ensures that I have met the requirements the advertiser and I have agreed to, and that I get paid for my services.

Now, Pay Per Post will still earn some of my money, but only 10%, as opposed to 50-100% other services will take from your earnings. Pay Per Post's 10% isn't anywhere near the hit you could take in your earnings elsewhere, and 5% of that 10% goes towards credit card and PayPal processing fees, which of course, is how I get paid. I certainly can't complain about getting paid.

I hope you will all consider looking in to Pay Per Post, and all of the great features it provides to its advertisers and bloggers. Feel free to click on one of the forms at the bottom of my page if you would like to give a try yourself.

[PPP] Who Gets It?

This just sounded fun. It is free and they promise not to spam! I am going to have to check it out!

The site is called whogets.com. They offer a large array of items that are valued between $10 and $600. It seems that you find a product that you just have to have, and enter yourself to win it in the semi-finals pool. In seven to fourteen days seven people who have entered are then chosen randomly to participate it the finals round which also lasts seven to fourteen days.

The part that I thought was the best was that the winner in the final round is picked by other members of whogets.com. The judges can choose the person who made them laugh, the person who seems to need it the most, or for absolutely no particular reason at all. It is completely up to the other members.

Doesn't that just sound fun?

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[PPP] I Love Pay Per Post!

I have been pretty quiet about it lately, but I love Per Pay Post! Yes, it is a form of blog advertising, but you get to choose the type of advertisement, and the product being advertised! I love that I can blog about the things I want to try, have tried, or that I think might be useful to others, and make money at it at the same time. Why not, right? I am blogging anyway, so this arrangement works out quite well. It is because of this that I have always felt the best part about Pay Per Post is that it is fun and very rewarding at the same time.

I posted my first blog for Pay Per Post on March 10th, and have posted a total of 15 now, (not counting this one). Each post has only taken me 20 minutes to a half hour to accomplish, and I have made a total of $128.20 with about 7 and a half hour of blogging. That is just over $17.00 an hour. Not bad huh? I didn't think so. Before I started Pay Per Post I wasn't making anything after all.

No, I am not quitting my day job! I still couldn't afford to do that, but this can help with some extra cash flow though. It is perfect for someone like me who spends a lot of time blogging anyway, and can't afford to take a real vacation like I would like to do. Taking a week off work because you have to use the time or lose it, just to sit around the house doesn't count. I want to take a real vacation, like Hawaii, or even a cruise to Alaska. Heck, at this point I would love to be able to afford that gas to drive to North Dakota!

I am hoping to eventually accomplish a real vacation. I think I can accomplish this in a few years time, if not sooner. Sooner would be nice, but I wait for just the right opportunities to come up as I am very particular about what I will blog about. I won't take just any opportunity, and this does slow my process towards my goal a bit, but I couldn't sleep at night if I did it any other way. Thank goodness there are a lot of opportunities to choose from at Pay Per Post. I can afford to be picky.

You should give Pay Per Post a shot yourself. It has been a good decision for me, and it will probably work for you too. What do you have to lose?

[PPP] Gamma Knife Surgery

Gamma Knife is a stereotactic radiosurgery method used for treating brain tumors. Leading neurosurgeons around the world are choosing Gamma Knife to treat their patients for a number of reasons. As you can imagine, accuracy is a must when treating brain tumors. Gamma Knife provides that while reducing excess radiation to the body. It also eliminates the need to X-Ray the brain every two minutes during the treatment of the tumor to ensure that the target has not moved. Instead only a single MRI is needed, and the exposure to excessive X-Rays is not present and the length of time needed for treatment is significantly reduced. Gamma Knife has been used to treat over half a million people, and been documented in over 2,000 peer-reviewed papers. It seems it has even been accepted by Medicare which has given it, it's own authorization code.

Maybe I should suggest this treatment to my downstairs neighbor and her dog? I know. I ned to be nice. All joking aside, it is definitely worth a second look and further research if you or anyone you know may be in need of this technology.

[PPP] Do You Have Questions About Life Insurance?

Many of us don't think about life insurance, but we all should really have at least one policy. Life insurance is probably the last gift we can give to those we leave behind upon our death. It can be something as simple as a way for those we love to afford the costly experience of laying us to rest. It can be something much larger that may provide for them financially in our absence while they deal with their grief, or even a way to cover any outstanding debt and leave them with a fresh start.

Maybe one of the reasons that none of us really think about life insurance is because many of us don't know much about it, or don't think "it" could happen to us. Well, life, and even death happen when we least expect it. With that in mind life insurance is something we need to know more about.

I found a great site that may help in the knowledge department. Life Insurance Low Down seems to have a vast amount in links listed that will help you with a number of different aspects. They link to articles to improve over all life, and also to many that will explain the finer aspects of life insurance and its many terms. You may have to do a bit of digging to find what you are looking for, but chances are, the answers are right in front of you. Don't be afraid to use the categories listing on the right of the page if you are having trouble. They made my search much easier.

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[PPP] Have You Ever Dreamed Of Being Published Author?

I am sure I am not alone in this, but I enjoy writing and always have. I have always wanted to write something good enough to be published. I haven't made that dream come true yet. It is a grueling process from all the stories I have heard about it. My dream may be a little easier to reach now. I recently discovered that there is a self-publishing company out there that has been around since 1997, unbeknownst to me. The company is called AuthorHouse.

Publishing your book through AuthorHouse brings to you an assortment of tools and advice to ease the process of being published. You are guided by author advocates who take writing an publishing very seriously and will assist you in making the best decision in regards to your publishing options and also put the most effective marketing tools at your disposal. You maintain all of the right to your work, and get to make the decisions regarding the number of copies published and can even work out your own royalty schedule.

Like I said, maybe there is hope for me yet.

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[PPP] Are You Looking To Buy A Car?

I am currently driving a car with 161,000 miles on it. I love this car, and it has been very good to me. I can tell it is getting old, but I don’t want to part with it. I don’t want to buy a new car, and I just got this one paid off. I don’t want to buy a new car because when I do that I want one that is just as good or better than my current one. I don’t want to spend a fortune on something that is going to break down constantly. This becomes even more possible when you buy a used car, which is the only kind of car in my budget.

I would love this car:
Escalade

This one:
BMW 3 Series

Or even this one:
Ridgeline

I could even live with this one:
Toyota RAV4

But this is probably more along the lines of what I can truly afford:
Rio
(God I hope I don’t have to drive a Kia.)

No matter which used care I can afford, at least I can use lemonfree.com to look them up and learn more. I can easily see what dealers in my area are asking, I can see the year and the mileage on the car, and in a lot of cases I get to see a photo. There are reviews of the car, and easy access to the crash test rating. The pages show what amenities the car has as well. VIN numbers are even listed making it easier to research the history of the car. As I search for my next car I have a feeling that lemonfree.com may come in very handy. If you are interested in checking out their pages yourself please click below:

Used Cars For Sale



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[PPP] Are You In Over Your Head In Debt?

For many of us debt has taken over our lives. I am no exception. I had more credit card debt that I could handle. I was barley able to pay the minimum every month, and we all know where that leads. The minimum after all rarely touches the principle, and the debt never seems to go down. That is when I discovered how to consolidate debt. I consolidated all of my debt into one payment a month, which was lower than all of the minimums that I was trying to pay. I cut up all of my cards, and I haven’t had one sense. That isn’t where financial health stops though.

I found a blog recently that had numerous postings and articles that pointed out some very important information. There are great articles there about what to expect when you go from renting your home to buying one of your own, and why that isn’t always the best idea for some, or why at the very least you should know what you are getting yourself into. There are common sense spending tips and other articles on debt relief and debt management. The blog is a slew of information.

When you are being swallowed alive by debt you feel helpless. This blog, when used with the other information available, and other tools at your disposal, will help you become educated in your options and what you can do to keep from drowning.

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[PPP] Are You Currently Searching For a Daycare Provider?

As a mother, I know how hard it is to find a day care center for your children. For a long while I was a single mom, and had to work more than 40 hours a week to make ends meet. My son was in day care from the time he was six weeks old, so it was very important to me to find and daycare center or baby sitter that I liked, trusted, and that would treat him well when I couldn't be there.

Life would have been a whole lot easier if I could have gone to one place and found the information that I needed. Having one place that listed all the centers in my area wouldn't have replaced a first hand inspection by any means, but it would have saved me a great number of pointless phone calls. I would have been ecstatic if there had been one place I could go to start to weed a few of the childcare centers out. A place I could learn which centers took children under the age of two, what their rates were, what their addresses were, if they had any openings for new students, etc. I could then have at least prioritized my search from the start. I would have known which places to call first as I could have known which fit a number of my needs best.

At the time I was looking, there wasn't any place like that. Now there is. If you are looking for daycare then Daycare Bear is where you need to go. Daycare Bear was launched in 2005, and they offer and easy to use website that allows you to search by zip code, or by city. It also allows you to be able to specify what type of day care you are searching for, including nannies, and in home daycare providers. Entering your child's age narrows the search even more. Once you enter the information that applies to what you are searching you get a list of childcare providers in your specified areas who have openings.

If you know of anyone searching for childcare, or know of anyone who provides childcare, send them to Daycare Bear. The service the provide is free to parents and providers.

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[PPP] Will You Vote For Me?

I decided to enter myself in a blog contest. It is called the Blogger's Choice Awards and it is sponsored by Pay Per Post which I am an active member of as many of you know. I made my husband make me some flashy buttons that will stay at the top of my page, so anyone and everyone could vote for me easily. I believe you can vote only once for my blog, and you will have to create and account to log in with at the awards site. Don't worry, you are under no obligation to do anything else once you have created the account to vote with, and I would really appreciate the support.

I have never participated in a blog awards contest before, so this is entirely new to me. I have only competed in something anything like this once before in my life. I ran for student body president in Junior High, but that didn't turn out so good. I am not even sure this is anything like that really, other than trying to convince people to vote.

Anyone can participate and submit their blog for entry into the contest, or nominate other blogs that they love. There are many categories to choose from as well. I have decided to try my luck in five different categories. They are:

Best Blog Of All Time
Best Educational Blog
Best Parenting Blog
Best Political Blog
Hottest Mommy Blogger

Now I don't expect to win in all five, but I would be thrilled if I did. You can pick the category that you think fits my blog best, and vote for me in that one, or you can vote for me in all five. It is up to you. As I said earlier, I would really appreciate the support.

Winners will be announced at PostieCon, in Orlando, Florida on June 2nd, so voting goes through the end of May. Please feel free to let everyone you know in on the contest and how to vote. Maybe even mention me? Thanks guys and gals!

[PPP] Free Antivirus Software

Everyone needs antivirus software on his or her personal computer. Our computers have become our lifeline to the outside world. We use them to keep in touch with family and friends around the world, we store our personal data on them, keep our banking records, and in my case a very extensive family tree that took the last 15 years to compile. If a virus were to hit my computer I would be devastated.

I learned of a free Antivirus program that is available for download through Google. What is even more exciting is the program is Norton Security Scan. Norton has been around for many years, and has always been a trusted name. The same can be said about Google. It is wonderful to see a name you can trust in antivirus software being offered by a name you can trust for downloads and other amazing free programs.

Some of the other programs offered in the same google pack that are among my personal favorites are:

Google Picasa
Google Earth
Mozilla Firefox

You kind find out what others are saying as well, as there are some helpful reviews posted as well. You will also find some helpful screenshots as well.

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[PPP] Are You Looking For Love In All The Wrong Places?

I am now a very happily married woman, but before I was there was some dabbling in online dating sites. In fact, there were a few different on-line dating sites I used. All of the ones that I tried said they were free, and they were until you wanted to send a message to someone who looked interesting. This isn’t the case with justsayhi.com. Just Say Hi is entirely free. It is the first one I have found like it thus far, and I would recommend you check it out. Especially if you are using other sties already that are costing you money. If you are using a pay service then, in my opinion, you are looking for love in all the wrong places.



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[PPP] Have You Been Wondering How Things Have Been Going For Me At Pay Per Post?

Many of you know that I have just started my travels with Pay Per Post. I have been very surprised at how easily the program actually works. There are lots of opportunities available, lots of variety in services and products you can post about, and many different ways available for you to post. Some opportunities require a picture or two, some require multiple links, and some require a video blog. Some just simply require some text and a link only. The text required can vary from 50 words on upwards. As you can see there really is something at Pay Per Post for everyone.

Many of you have noticed, that I have only posted five Pay Per Post blogs. This will be my sixth post. Of the opportunities that I chose a few turned out much longer in length than the advertiser was requesting. I really have had to put very little time into my Pay Per Post blogs. Maybe twenty to thirty minutes a post. That equals about 100 to 150 minutes. For that amount of time, I have made $45.20. That is almost $50.00 about two hours worth of work. I haven’t even been taking the blog opportunities that have the larger pay amounts available.

I think it is obvious that I am very pleased with the program. Now I am going to have to decide what exactly I am going to do with the extra cash. I will probably concentrate on paying some debt first, but maybe if I can keep this up I will be able to take the family on a vacation. I would love for my son to see England, which is where his step-father is from, and I have always wanted to see Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. I could use a new car too, but the one I want is going to require me to post a lot more often than I have been able to bring myself to thus far.

If things keep moving in the direction they have been, than maybe some of the things I listed previously, that we always wanted to do would be possible. If not, at least it is a little extra spending cash for an emergency.

[PPP] Home Security

Home security is important to most everyone I know. Our homes are our sanctuaries, and the one place that we should always be safe. In this day and age, this isn't always the actuality. I know I have thought about home security on a number of occasions. Especially since I live in an apartment, and until recently was raising my son alone. Living in an apartment meant an alarm system was out of the question as the land lady wouldn't go for it. That is, until now.

The day has come that there are now reliable, portable, security systems. The one I like is LaserShield. It is easy to use, doesn't cost an arm and a leg, and comes with great features as well as monitoring 24/7. LaserShield plugs into a standard phone jack for the all day and all night monitoring, and a standard wall outlet with a low voltage transformer. It has a 24 hour panic button that works whether the system is engaged or not, and a keychain remote that also includes a panic feature. The system is fully expandable and portable, and has a battery back-up feature (rechargeable batteries) as well that warns you when the batteries in your keychain remotes need replacing. There are many other features as well, but my absolute favorite was the pet friendly feature.

LaserShield not only works in rental homes, apartments, and townhouses, but would also do the trick in dorm rooms, small retail stores, and offices. I wish I had one of these when I lived in the dorms. If I had I may not have had my cell phone stolen out of a locked dorm room, by someone on staff with a master key.

I strongly suggest you check LaserShield out for yourself. It is easy to do. You can visit them on-line or find them at stores such as The Home Depot, Comp USA, Kmart, Montgomery Wards, or Sears.

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[PPP] Verizon Phones

I have been a Verizon Wireless customer for years. I love their services, their calling plans, and their coverage. In my opinion Verizon has one of the best wireless networks in the country, yet they haven't always been known to have the coolest phones or great prices.

I just got a Motorola RAZR phone, and I am enjoying that immensely as well. It plays MP3’s on stereo head phones (head phones were an extra purchase, but worth it), and has all the other bells and whistles that the newest phones have. It takes videos and pictures, has a calendar, alarm, calculator, and both displays are color. You can program pictures to appear according to the phone number of the person calling in, as well as a personal ring tone for that person. I know I am forgetting some of the features now, but the phone is fully loaded.

The reason I am telling you all of this, is that right now there are some really good deals available at Wirefly on Verizon Wireless phones. A few examples are that you can get a really trendy new phone like the LG Mint Chocolate with Verizon service for free, or a Verizon RAZR (no Verizon or Wirefly rebates required) when you open a new account through Wirefly.

If this isn’t the type of phone or service you are looking for, I would urge you to keep an eye on Wirefly anyway, as the deals change daily.



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[PPP] Want Coupons To Use At Your Favorite On-Line Stores?

You know? I am really liking Pay Per Post. Now they are not only paying me to talk about the things I have tried and liked, but they are pointing me towards sites that save me money. With their help, I recently found a site called Coupon Chief. I went to their URL, and searched for some of my favorite places to shop on-line, and immediately found a number of them. One of them was The Body Shop. The type of coupons vary by store, and some even by the type of merchandise in said store, but the assortment is large. You are bound to find one that will suit your purpose. My favorite store, The Body Shop, is offering free shipping on orders over $55.00, and that is not a hard amount to spend at the Body Shop. At least not for me. Especially when I am shopping on-line from the comfort of my home and don't have to waste the gas, deal with parking and crowds, or contend with teenagers.

Coupon Chief offers many other coupons for various other stores such as the Home Depot, Target, Wal-Mart, Amazon.com, The Gap, Eddie Bauer, Macy's, Staples, Best Buy, Dell, and the list could go on as thee are over 1,000. You can even find special Travelocity Deals.

Now, I am sure that there are many on-line coupon providers out there, and I have even dealt with a few in the past. They make you fulfill all kinds of different tasks before you get to the coupon, or make you purchase a bunch of junk you don't need in the process (I bought an entertainment guide once that I never even opened), but of the few stores that I checked out I didn't see anything of this nature on Coupon Chief. Now, Coupon Chief may have had some like this, but I have yet to find them. Instead I found a bunch that didn't require anything of the sort. You click on the Coupon Chief link, it takes you to your favorite on-line store and in the background pops up a window to help you claim your coupon during check out.

I am going to have fun with this one. Happy On-line shopping!

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[PPP] Say What You Really Want To Say!

I had to tell you about this. It sounds like a lot of fun! While perusing open opportunities today at Pay Per Post I found one that I had to check out for myself. It is called Anonymous Email.

It allows you the ability to send jokes and gossip with friends, send compliments or complaints to co-workers, share secrets, flirt, tease, rant, or express whatever you've been longing to say, without being found out. You remain completely anonymous. Better still is that the service it is free.

Now, most of you know me well enough to know that I am not quiet about anything, and I always speak my mine, so I am signing up just to have a little fun, but many of us know people who don't or can't come right out and say what is in their minds. Maybe this will help them? It is worth a try. Keeping everything locked inside is far from healthy.

Have fun!




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