I am feeling spunky this morning, as you can see from the picture to the left. Isn’t that the cutest thing? I guess I’m in the Halloween spirit. I actually carved my very first pumpkin a few days ago. Also, this guy I have been dating is coming over to pass out candy to the tricker treaters with me on Saturday night, and he bought a gross amount of candy for the event. (He also has bought me flowers twice and took me shopping for a new desk chair, and he paid for it, wouldn’t let me! Woot! I think I found a keeper.)
I would appreciate it if, before you check out the jobs I have found for you this morning, you would take a minute to click on the following link that has information on the best options for electronic shipping. Especially right now, before the big Christmas holiday shopping rush, it’s a perfect time to do the research for your electronic shipping needs.
Also, I’d love it if you checked out TruthDaily.Com, the political blog where I have been the author for about a month. I have always stayed on the sidelines when it came to getting involved in politics, but that has certainly changed since I began blogging for Truth Daily. Wow, the political scene is exciting but very dirty business. I try to offer the fairest viewpoint on all the issues, though sometimes it’s hard. Still, it’s fun and challenging.
Now, to the jobs!
One of the best places to find telecommuting jobs and also stay up-to-date on the latest web content writing, while hobknobbing with others who work from home, is at the WAHM forum.
ALL OF THE JOBS LISTED BELOW ARE WORK FROM HOME: It really bugs me when I find a site that list telecommuting jobs and they have a bunch that are NOT telecommuting! Time wasted, and misleading.
Senior Acquisitions Editor
Help Needed with Novel, Editing
Book Reviewers
Film Buffs and TV Addicts
Make Money Posting on Your Facebook Page
Soccer Coach/Writer
Experienced Wikipedia Author
Copywriter w/5 yrs experience and SEO knowledge
Experienced Direct Response and BtoB Copywriter
Small Business/Web Design Blogger
Marketing/PR Blogger
Find Blogging Jobs
Free White Paper on Marketing
Categories: Telecommuting Jobs
Tagged: blogging jobs, electronic shipping, online jobs, Telecommuting Jobs, writing jobs
All over the internet are advertisements for Vista Print. This company sells business cards, checks and other printed material. But I am here to tell you my experience with them and it’s not good. I ordered checks and it took me over a month to get them. When I did receive the checks, they were of poor quality.
So when I got ready to order business cards for my freelancing business you can bet I did my research first. The best company I found with the fastest service and the highest quality business cards was BusinessCards.Com. I found nothing but good feedback about them.
When you get ready to order your next batch of business cards, be sure to do your homework. I would highly recommend BusinessCards.Com.
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Tagged: business cards, businesscards.com
October 24, 2009 · 1 Comment
I found a couple of really great nuggets of opportunity online this morning and wanted to share them with you. The first is a new place to find jobs called ParetcoCentral. This site is free, and although the jobs are listed as “Consulting” there are all kinds of jobs there. I found a job yesterday and applied for it as a social networking guru. Be sure to check this place out, you will love it.
Another site I found is one that offers franchise opportunities in the field of furniture shipping and antique shipping. The company is called Navis and their franchise opp is very attractive. You get full training to learn how to ship furniture, playing the middle man. Now is an excellent time to start your own franchise, due to the fact that even if you can’t afford to get started on your own, there are loans and grants available in record numbers that will provide you seed money.
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Tagged: furniture shipping, antique shipping, jobs, franchises, navis
I have always loved art, even though I am far from an expert. So when I found the gorgeous painting below, VASE OF FLOWERS, by Monet, at a garage sale, I about flipped at the price. Even I knew it was worth much more than $7.00. Yes, you read that right, I paid only seven dollars for this painting.
Once I got it home I began researching on the internet, trying to discern it’s true value. Long story short, the closest I could come to a true value is that it sells on eBay for $500. What a great investment, huh? Problem is, when I move soon, I will have to make sure nothing happens to my painting. I am busy checking into the best art shipping company in my area. I live near Dallas. If you know of a good, affordable company to ship my painting, give me a shout, ok?
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I got this in an email yesterday and just had to share. It’s written by the hilarious Dave Barry, and true to form, Barry makes you laugh at loud at how absurd our lives can be sometimes. Enjoy and pass it along if you like. Just make sure to give credit to Dave Barry.
Colonoscopy Journal:
I called my friend Andy Sable, a gastroenterologist, to make an appointment for a colonoscopy.
A few days later, in his office, Andy showed me a color diagram of the colon, a lengthy organ that appears to go all over the place, at one point passing briefly through Minneapolis.
Then Andy explained the colonoscopy procedure to me in a thorough, reassuring and patient manner.
I nodded thoughtfully, but I didn’t really hear anything he said, because my brain was shrieking, ‘HE’S GOING TO STICK A TUBE 17,000 FEET UP YOUR BEHIND!’
I left Andy’s office with some written instructions, and a prescription for a product called ‘MoviPrep,’ which comes in a box large enough to hold a microwave oven. I will discuss MoviPrep in detail later; for now suffice it to say that we must never allow it to fall into the hands of America’s enemies.
Keep reading →
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Tagged: colonoscopy, dave barry
I swore when I moved into this apartment that I would be here for years. I really, really meant it, too. Never did I think that life would change so much after that! Now, with things looking way up in the relationship department for me, it looks very much like a small moving is in my future.
Yeah, this is a good thing, a great thing even, but Lord do I hate to move! I am being smarter this time around, however. Instead of doing the heavy lifting I am hiring someone else to handle that. All I have to do is pack the boxes and unpack them at my new place.
Now I am not saying this is happening today, mind you. I did learn a thing or two about moving too fast in relationships. But I have a very good feeling it will be happening along about the new year.
Anyone else moving and want to share their stories? Bring it on, would love to hear from you. You could give me tips for when my time comes…again.
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It is a beautiful fall day here in Texas, the perfect day to be outside. I was out and about this morning and something occurred to me that I wanted to share with you when I saw the new corporate apartments they are building in our town.
Our society has become smarter and more business savvy than ever. Corporations are being forced during these recessional times to take a hard look at their spending, and the concept of these type of accommodations for executives, and the hotels and other lodging facilities that offer such, make simply brilliant business sense. It is a wonderful example of the law of supply and demand at work.
It made me feel good, realizing that no matter what the naysayers might believe, I think we really will pull through these hard economic times with our smarts and our fortitude by using our heads such as the example I stated. Americans are smart cookies, and don’t you forget it!
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Tagged: corporate apartments