I added ShoppingAds to my blogs this weekend. It is similar to Adsense. If you decide you want to do it, click through from one of my blogs so I can get a referral. I think that might be the first time I did something before you and will get the referral. LOL!
I also am trying Entrecard on The Coop. If it boosts traffic and readers, I will keep it.
This is a hilarious picture! Why can’t I even take pictures like that? I don’t have the timing and patience I guess.
Here are before and after pics. I am sure that as I diligently whittle away at the TBR pile, it will look better and better.
Remember that sea salt scrub we tried on our hands in Vegas? It was nice, wasn’t it. Guess what? Arbonne has a sea salt scrub, too. Guess what else? I got a whole big jar of it just for booking my party. I completely forgot to tell you that! Theirs is much nicer than the one we tried though. It has all sorts of nice oils in it. So its an oily, salty mess that you scrub your hands with. It makes you hands so incredibly soft. And it comes in a huge jar. And you can use it on your knees and elbows, too. It smells nice and I think it is cheaper than the one we looked at. I don’t remember that jar being as big. Anyway it is really great stuff. If I can convince 3 people to buy this scrub, I would at least get $100 worth of stuff free. I think I will have to be making some phone calls today. I want free stuff!
So, I’m home! I bought the most beautiful Bible. I’m almost sure it will be my picture for Monday. I almost bought a second one, paperback just so I could have one nicely divided into 365 readings.
Do you have a Bible reading plan? I’ve been reading a Psalm, a Proverb and then a New Testament Chapter and an Old Testament Chapter. Unless the NT book has run out of date numbered chapters in which case I read two chapters from the OT instead. See, confusing. I’m thinking there has got to be a better way, LOL, even without a formal “plan”.
Oh, let me tell you about my Bible. It’s plain. On the inside I mean. Just some cross references, but no “explanations” “notes” or “commentaries”. Just God speaking for Himself. Imagine that.