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misswulans wrote a new post, Blogjob Tutorial – Interaction with other bloggers, on the site Miss Wulan's Beauty Blog 4 years, 6 months ago
Hello my fellow bloggers from all over the world, how is your blogging world? Are you satisfied with your achievement in blogging? This is another post about blogjob, how to use this site to maximize our […]
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Andria Perry wrote a new post, Paid $22 For $81 Worth Of Food – Plus, on the site never pay full price 4 years, 6 months ago
Sometimes I have to pay full price but I try my best to NEVER pay full price on anything, especially food for me and my dogs.
Y`all know by now that my favorite grocery shopping store is Publix because here in […]
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That´s really a bargain. We don´t have that Coupons here in Germany although we have bargain sales.
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Its sad that all countries don’t use coupons or give something free .
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My sister used to do extreme couponing. She would buy several Sunday papers if the coupons were good, shop the sales and buy several of any item she was getting cheap. It’s time-consuming though.
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When you get it down and know how it doesn’t take so long, Plus everyone has a blog they are getting paid to post so all you have to do now is read and know where, what coupons and how much. I personally learned from couponmom . com
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Wow, great job. I’ve never been able to pull off really big deals like that around here. I get happy when I am able to double a coupon though, haha. Gives me a little rush. I love a good bargain.
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I get a rush too! especially when they PAY ME! and I get everything free.
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Been a while since I heard the mention of Publix. That was my favorite grocery store in Miami, Florida. 🙂 Tweeted this post! Great shopping tips!
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Thanks, I love publix . I have built a stockpile couponing at this store
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realityspeaks posted an update 4 years, 6 months ago
Too many insects after the rain. 🙂
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realityspeaks posted an update in the group
Good Advice 4 years, 6 months agoDo not give up when the going gets tough, being persistent is always rewarding.
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Only lose if you give up
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Fight on, keep going!
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mikedee1080 posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
Just getting started. This seems interesting. Excited to learn how all this works!
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It’s great to have you here. Let me know if you have any questions.
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Awesome, thanks a lot and I will.
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I am new too.
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Cool. Nice to meet ya!
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Welcome Cara!
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jsnitz08 and are now friends 5 years, 10 months ago
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Admin posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
Hopefully this video will be helpful in learning how to set up a blog.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq727D1TAQI-
Very helpful.
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kelseysays wrote a new post, Cool Down This Summer with Homemade Ice Pops, on the site Kelsey Says 5 years, 10 months ago
Homemade ice pops remind me of hot summers at my parents’ house. My mom’s version was simple, but refreshing. Juice poured into ice pop molds and frozen. Lemonade was my favorite, but orange and fruit juice were also worthy contenders.
I made my own berry smoothie ice pops last summer, and want to take it up a few notches this summer. For amazing ice pops to thrill any guest, look at my 8 favorite ice pop flavors for this season’s heat wave.
Raspberry Ginger Ice Pops
(Photo courtesy of Oh My Veggies.)
Raspberry is a must in the summer, and ginger will add an unexpected kick to the treat.
Blackberry, Rosemary, and Yogurt Ice Pops
Ice pops with any degree of yogurt is a decadent, yet healthy, option. Adding fruit in there only ups its health factor, and the rosemary adds a gourmet touch.
Strawberry Champagne Ice Pops
(Photo courtesy of Brown Sugar Mama.)
Didn’t think ice pops could be fancy? These strawberry treats will prove you wrong. The champagne adds elegance to an otherwise casual dessert.
Cucumber Honeydew Margarita Ice Pops
These ice pops are ideal for lounging by the pool. They have a hint of sweet that is perfectly balanced with cool cucumber. Oh, and alcohol.
Strawberry Cheesecake Ice Pops
(Photo courtesy of Domestic Fits.)
Put a summer spin on this classic dessert at your next dinner or pool party.
Cookies and Cream Ice Pops
Satisfy anyone’s sweet tooth with this frozen rendition of a candy bar favorite.
Hot Cocoa Ice Pops
(Photo courtesy of Pastry Affair.)
Finally! Hot cocoa suitable for hot weather. These rich, novel delights are sure to impress your friends.
Red Wine Fudgsicles
(Photo courtesy of A Beautiful Mess.)
Want to take the stuffy element out of traditional dinner parties? Lighten the atmosphere with this unexpected take on the ubiquitous dinner party beverage.
What funky flavors are you cooling down with this summer?
Want more on cooking, entertaining, and summer fun? Check out my lifestyle website, Kelsey Says, and sign up for my weekly newsletter!
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These sound great.
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I know! I can’t wait to make my own Raspberry Ginger Ice Pops this summer.
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kelseysays wrote a new post, 9 Pieces to Transition You from Spring to Summer, on the site Kelsey Says 5 years, 10 months ago
Like many of you, I’m sure, I enjoy an excuse to buy new clothes. I’ll use anything, really. Job interview, special occasion, party, and, of course, a new season.
The brevity of spring in Ottawa just doesn’t make a whole new wardrobe worth it, though. Save money by investing in pieces that will transition with you from spring to summer.
Here are 9 of my spring to summer essential transition pieces.
1. Denim jacket
A denim jacket pairs easily with a sundress in the spring, or to give you that little extra warmth you need on a summer night.
2. Midi skirt
Long enough to pair with a cardigan in the spring, or tuck a tank top into it in the summer, midi skirts are especially fun in a pretty print.
3. Umbrella
A necessity for any rainy day, a cute umbrella will liven up any outfit. Try a bright color, or a pattern.
4. Classic ballet flats
If you ask me, a ballet flat goes with anything. A black flat complements any ensemble, but a lively color, like this pink (above), gives it a shot of personality.
5. Button-up
A crisp, yet breezy, button-up will help you achieve that effortless style you so covet.
6. Light scarf
To give any outfit a kick, or some warmth, turn to a light scarf.
7. Maxi dress
Speaking of effortless style… Maxi dresses are easy, breezy, and flattering on everyone.
8. Printed pants
A printed pant makes any outfit look carefully chosen, yet all that’s required is a simple top and shoes. Printed pants are your best friends on lazy days when you have to loo sharp.
9. Cardigan
Cardigans are on par with ballet flats in terms of classic style and flexibility. They can look primp and proper, or boho chic, depending on the style you choose. I love this season’s open cardigan since it adds an air of facileness to an easily stuffy piece.
What are you spring to summer essential clothing items?
Want more posts on fashion, style, and seasonal clothing? Check out my lifestyle website, Kelsey Says, and sign up for my weekly newsletter for exclusive updates!
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I like your post.
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Thanks, Cara!
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kelseysays created the site Kelsey Says 5 years, 10 months ago
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Corinna created the site Just A Face Plant Away… 5 years, 10 months ago
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chicagowithkids created the site Surviving the Tweens 5 years, 10 months ago
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mnbmsmith created the site Perfection Does Not Come In Straight Lines 5 years, 10 months ago
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haha replied to the topic What is your favorite topic to write on? in the forum Writing Content 5 years, 10 months ago
my favorite food are pizza, ice cream, chicken, mac an cheese,nachoes, toccos,
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Love myself some Ice cream any day! Chocolate chip for me 🙂
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Parenting Guru wrote a new post, Are we raising "bad" kids?, on the site A Guide to Modern Parenting 5 years, 10 months ago
Some say “there’s no such thing as a bad kid.” But, if there is no such thing as a bad kid then where are children learning how to hit, talk back, and disrespect adults or other authority figures?
First let me […]
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Your right it’s scary to see the new generation we’re raising. “Spare the rod spoil the child” has a lot of truth to it.
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magdaleneliterature replied to the topic What's your favorite Social Network? in the forum Social Marketing 5 years, 10 months ago
I use Facebook. I have not used the other social media, but think about it sometimes.
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How long have you been using social media?
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magdaleneliterature replied to the topic What is your favorite topic to write on? in the forum Writing Content 5 years, 10 months ago
I like to write about literature and other subjects related to English. I also like to write about subjects which interest me. These subjects range from Mary Magdalene to mythology. Also, for subjects I do not know much about but would like to write about, I always research them before I write about them. In fact, these are the two ways to succeed…[Read more]
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magdaleneliterature replied to the topic Where is everyone from? in the forum General Discussion 5 years, 10 months ago
I am from the United States. I live in West Virginia. It is very easy to get close to nature here, which is one of the best things I love about West Virginia.
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It’s nice to have you here. Thanks for sharing.
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Looks like the South is well represented here…
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evanjom created the site love making money 5 years, 10 months ago
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Hi. I really want to do more with my blogging. I work as a freelance writer and do great at that but for some reason I can’t stay motivated to keep up with my personal blog but I really want to. Do you have any tips?
Hello @cgmom88 thanks for stopping by in my blog and nice to meet you. I’m not a professional writer and I write for fun. I choose several niches for my blogs (fashion, beauty, craft, foods, etc) that’s why I never run out of ideas to write, it seems like whatever I see can be used as a topic to write in my blogs.
You have an amazing site about addiction, perhaps you can try creating a new site with another topic/niche.
Thank you very much. I am thinking about doing just that. Thank you for the advice. I am not sure exactly what direction I want to go in with another site but I know I want it to be related to the self-improvement topics that I specialize in or maybe even regarding parenting or relationships.
self improvement is a good topic, I’m sure it will be beneficial for many people. Perhaps having many readers in your blog will motivate you to write more.
I like the template of your site. How did you do it? You are right with what you have writtten here. I agree with that and it´s the way I am doing it. I don´t think I can make a living out of blogging but it will help my travel expenses. Have a nice day!
hello @thelme55 thanks for visiting me, I use anjirai as my blog theme. There are various theme you can choose on the dashboard and after you chose your theme you can customize your site (changing background, adding menu bar, adding widgets, etc). By the way it looks like we have something in common (I attended beauty school few years ago and I learnt spa management too), I will visit your site to learn more from you.
Thank you for the information. Well, we can learn from each other. I attended Wellness Massage school here in Germany but after that I went to Ireland with my hubby and worked there with Irish beauticians in the spa. That´s where I learned about beauty treatments.
Right now I work as a teacher in a vocational school, thou I don’t work in the spa industry anymore but I still love learning anything about spa and beauty treatments.