Archive for November, 2006

Making A List

…Checking it Twice. I am convinced that Christmas this year is going to be largely done on line. I realize that it will take a bit of organization and thought, but as I keep discovering the beauty in using coupon codes on these online sites, this just could be the answer […]

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Animal Health Care

Granted, when you go to Cahuengapethospital.com then it probably would be helpful if you live in the Los Angeles area. They are a los angeles veterinary website. Their goal is to provide the best and most up to date medical treatment for your pet. They are constantly learning and improving on all […]

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Undoing

Go back 10 years ago. What would you undo?
This is an easy one to answer. I would undo the awful things I did with our finances. It would start with just one little purchase, or one little mistake in the checkbook…but before I would know it, we would be in major trouble. […]

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Pray For The Unsaved

Ampraisinghim is a fairly new blogger, and will soon reach her 100th post. For that special post, she wants to do something for others. Here’s what she has to say…
Anyways, for my 100th post, I want to do something for others. I really don’t know how many readers I have. But for […]

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Teamwork

“A successful move requires teamwork”. That is the motto of Orlando-Buyers Agent.com. Looking outside a the awful Kansas weather right now, moving to Orlando sounds like a wonderful thing to do right about now. If I were to carry this fantasy out of moving, searching for Orlando Luxury Real Estate would be […]

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The Weather Outside Is Frightful

For just being on the “fringe” of things, it still is a winter wonderful outside. This is a view out of my front door, looking across the street. Ethan wanted me to take the 2nd picture … the tree is “His” tree. We got it at an Arbor Day ceremony that he […]

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Substitute blogger

This is the substitute blogger here. I am Prarierose’s son. I am very happy, yet sad because we don’t have school today. I am happy because what kid in there right mind wants to go to school. The sadness comes from the fact that we were going on a field trip today to KC (for […]

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Shopping Online

I think I am about to join the millions of other people who shop online. Esp. this evening, looking out the window, the streets covered with ice, the trees hanging heavy with more ice. Ebates.com is a unique shopping online sight, where you use coupons and earn cash back. Its really […]

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Gifts Not Forgotten

I never really thought about this, but this really is a great gift giving idea. Show someone you love that you love them and remember them every month by chosing one of theGift of the Month Clubs. They have BBQ Sauce , Candles, mmmmm, ahhhh — Chocolate, just to name a few. […]

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Jack Frost

…is definately nipping at our noses. The first winter weather has moved in and I’m not liking it. Its cold. Its scary driving on it. I don’t like it one little bit, no sir-ee. They let school out early. I was smart. And mean. I called the […]

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Lisinopril

A few years ago, the most medicine I had to take was aspirin. And not very often at that. And then my world changed, in the blink of an eye. The discovery of my heart being out of rhythm. So, now, it is a life of prescription drugs, watching for […]

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Larger Than Life

I know this is going to sound off the wall, but I just have this image. I have “baby” on the brain — new grandchild, ya know. Wallhogs is a specialty digital printing service. They specialize in oversize digital printing on several different materials. In the blog world I live […]

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Envy

Usually envy is portrayed as a purely negative emotion. Do you believe it is possible to harness the power of envy as a positive motivator?
Ok, the first thing I need to do is look up the defination. My first thought to this question was yes, I do believe it is possible to harness […]

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Contact Lenses

My son has been wanting contacts since he was 10. We finally let him get them last year, when he was 15. At $500 a year for glasses, it was not an easy choice to make, but we are glad that we did. He sees better, and it is […]

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Worry

What 3 things did you worry about last week?
1. Was I going to show a loss at my weigh in. Mentally, I knew everything had been in place that I should have; but physically, I just wasn’t feeling it, so it worried me that it could be a weigh-in with not so good […]

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Cute As A Button

I’m a new grandma — again. Sweet Alexander was born at 8:21 pm last night. Cute as a button, and he (and mom) was surrounded by so much love as he made his entrance. She had to have him C-Section, so we weren’t there, in the same room, during the actual birth, […]

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Say Hello to Alex

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I would like to introduce you to my newest grandson. Alexander David Strawder. He was born at 8:31 pm last night (November 27). He weighed 6 lbs. 5 oz, and 19 inches long. And he’s the sweetest little thing. Like all babies, he gets mad when you mess […]

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Top 10 Things

What are the top 10 things you want to be able to do and achieve this year?
These aren’t New Year’s Resolutions, but they are things I would like to be a part of my life in 2007.
1, I want to be able to walk into Dr. Tague’s office and say “I made it!” (i.e. […]

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Introducing: Blogative

As a young girl, I had one of those 5 year diaries that you could lock. I would write down what I did that day, and as I got older, I would put thoughts and feelings to those events. I kept it hid between my bed’s box springs and mattress. As I […]

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Biggest Fear

What is the biggest fear you have about yourself.
That I have I taken a “too little too late” path. I know I am doing well on my diet plan, and I know for every pound that I lose, it has got to be helping me towards a more healthier, more active life. But, […]

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CashBack

When we worked at our family owned business, this was the busiest time of the year — between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Lots of nights and weekends were worked, and Christmas shopping was kinda put on the backburner. How I wished the internet and online shopping had been a part of our lives back […]

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Planning

“If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.” – Unknown
People who know me, even though I work full time in the cloaks of 2 partime jobs, so there has to be a bit of planning there — to get to work on time, to leave work and on to job #2 … yes, […]

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Not Counting Sheep

Of all the Pay Per Post reviews I’ve done, I do believe this is the opportunity review I could literally write a book about. Andrew Thomas is a successful author and regular contributor to http://www.sleep-disorders-help.com and has written an interesting article on Drooling In Sleep. Drooling, snoring, grinding my teeth — I did it all. […]

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Happy Birthday To Me

Oops — looks like I need to change “my age” in profile section of this blog. I am no longer 47. The years rush by. 50 is just around the corner for me. Does. Not. Seem Possible. We started celebrating last night. David took […]

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Getting Quotes

When you work full time, and try to balance family, job, church, and other life essentials, the time is a precious commodity. Even living in a small town like we do, it takes time to go from one insurance company to another, getting the best quote for that newly purchased vehicle. I can’t […]

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