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  BlogWorld holds a special little corner of my heart… as it was my very first blogging conference – back in the last decade, lol. Actually it was 2007, in Las Vegas. I did not know even one person IRL but there were a few I’d met online and I wanted to “really” meet them and [...]

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• Dangerous Driving!

  I love telling people I’m not a good driver – it nearly ALWAYS guarantees me the passenger seat where I can text, blog, facebook, take pictures and generally have a great, relaxing ride! Besides that, it’s true – I drive because I must, not because I enjoy it. Once in a while speed intrigues me [...]

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• Kenneth Branagh, British Actor Extraordinaire

  British actor Kenneth Branagh continues to amaze the world with his great talent. - 3 years ago

• Ventriloquist Terry Fator and His Wonderful World of MakeBelieve

  This is a true story of a little boy who knew how to make believe. He never gave up on himself or on his wonderful world of imagination and dreams. It may have taken Terry Fator years to win his audience... - 3 years ago

• David Bowie: A Fan's Perspective

  The icon of an era, every girl's dream guy in the days of big hair and flashy new music videos, David Bowie is a worldwide legend unlike any other.  He represented the height of abstract and outlandish... - 3 years ago

• Learn more about Ethel Merman, the Show Biz Entertainer

  An Ethel Merman Tribute - by me, I Got Rhythm, Anything Goes and There's No Business Like Show Business. - 3 years ago

• The Many Voices of Mel Blanc

  Born May 30, 1908, in San Francisco, changed the spelling of his last name at the age of 16. Upon graduating high school in Portland Oregon, he got a steady job on a local radio show titled "The Hoot Owls." It was the first of many jobs in... - 3 years ago

• Tori Amos - Pianist, Singer, Songwriter

  I spend almost every weekend seeing live band(s) perform, but I haven't seen many "big-name" concerts in my time. There's one act that I'll shell out the big bucks for repeatedly, though... I love seeing Tori Amos perform live! Sure, she sounds... - 3 years ago

• I Would Marry Forrest Gump

  Diogenes is still seeking the Honest Man and I'm still looking for Forrest Gump... - 3 years ago

• The Beatles and I - My Introduction to the Fab Four

  It was early 1964 when I was first introduced to The Beatles. I hadn't turned ten yet, but I still remember all the awe and emotion associated with learning who the Fab Four was. It's been The Beatles and I ever since. - 3 years ago

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  BlogWorld holds a special little corner of my heart… as it was my very first blogging conference – back in the last decade, lol. Actually it was 2007, in Las Vegas. I did not know even one person IRL but there were a few I’d met online and I wanted to “really” meet them and [...]

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  TESTING! Click on the Pinterest button below to share/repin to your account & let me know if it works for ya – thanks!

• Dangerous Driving!

  I love telling people I’m not a good driver – it nearly ALWAYS guarantees me the passenger seat where I can text, blog, facebook, take pictures and generally have a great, relaxing ride! Besides that, it’s true – I drive because I must, not because I enjoy it. Once in a while speed intrigues me [...]

• Mobility Compare Offers Scooter Comparison Site

  When Pop was looking for mobility products we didn't have very much choice as he lives in a small town where shipping is expensive and difficult to arrange. He ended up getting a great deal on his 3 wheel scooter but it would have been much better if we could have easily compared styles and prices before buying. Next up for Pop (he is 96 you know) is an electric wheel chair. I've been suggesting it to him for a few months now and he's beginning to see the benefit. He has weak spells when he's using his walker and I'm very worried about him falling. His bones are thin and something will break if he has a bad fall. So far, so good - but I want him to be healthy so we don't have to have hired help. Mobility Compare offers a comparison site of all the top scooter manufacturers which makes it ideal to see the different styles, options and prices. There is much more than scooter comparisons though - the Baby Boomers are going to love this option to choose from bathing products, hearing aids, adjustable beds, and other mobility products which will make life much easier as they age. Yep, you are going to get there - I'm proof! Please stop by to take a look. I think you will be pleasantly surprised at the options available - all on one website. - 2 years ago

• Grandfather Clock Family Tradition

  A home with a Grandfather Clock makes me think of continuity, warmth and family togetherness. Traditions have always been important in my family and I like to carry on the special ones so my children and grandchildren will have good memories of certain times in their lives to remember, talk about and even laugh about! Can you imagine learning to tell the time from your Grandfather as he shows you his prize possession of a Grandfather Clock sitting proudly in his home? As a child and even as a young adult I recall the pride my friends Grandpa showed when we asked about his clock! Some families are lucky enough to have grandfather clocks in their homes. I like the continuous ticking of a clock in my life, and the soft chiming of the bells day and night to tell me the time. Sure I could look at my cell phone to see the time, or the stove clock, but chimes keep me aware of the hours ticking away. Ridgeway makes the Grandfather Clock I'd enjoy in my living room! With free shipping and free in-home setup, on purchases over $1100.00 this clock would be a perfect gift for me if anyone is looking! Be sure to listen to the chimes - which ones do you like best? For more information on Grandfather Clocks history, care, chimes, and to learn about the Grandfather of all Clocks, the impressive, 150 year old 'Big Ben' be sure to visit the grandfatherclocksblog.com - 2 years ago

• Short Stories in the Making

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• Ebook Affiliate Program

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• Recession Humour from Virgin Mobile

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• Personalized Gifts for Special Guests

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• Research Before Surgery

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• Changing Trends

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• “What’s Women’s Lib Got to Do With it?”

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• Educate Yourself in Skin Cancer Detection!

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• Worship Your Skin, Not the Sun!

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