Drop Your Card Meme-With A Twist.






Elizabeth from Alive tagged me with this meme and although I don’t usually do them, I will for her, but with a twist. Since I disagree with how the person who originated the meme utilizes EntreCard, I refuse to provide a link back to his blog. Call me what you please, but I don’t believe in insulting other bloggers, or encouraging shady ways of using a free service. It’s as simple as that. You can read the original meme instructions at the link above-but this is my version of the meme.

1. Read these instructions twice;
2. Drop your EntreCard at this site.
3. Drop your EntreCard at the 5 EntreCard users’ sites listed below.
4. Choose 5 other EntreCard users.
5. Copy these instructions to your own Entrecard meme article and tag (link) those 5 people.
6. Include a link to the Entrecard meme article of the person who tagged you.
7. Notify the people you choose that they’ve been tagged.
8. Comment below so even passers-by can drop their card at your site, too (it shows you are active and will likely return the favor).
9. (optional) IF you tag your blogs, use both “entrecard” and “entrecard meme” as tags so that others can find them AND so that we can find them all later as this grows. (If you don’t know what tagging is, don’t worry).
10. My addition to the meme: I encourage you to also comment on the blogs you drop EntreCards on and write recommendations- not only for my blog but others as well. This shows that you DO take the time to visit and read a little instead of becoming a chain dropper.

Five blogs that I have discovered through Entrecard and love are:

The How2 Blogger-I adore his blog and sense of humor.
Daisy The Curly Cat-The pictures of Daisy the cat crack me up, along with the commentary provided by her owner.
A Strange Life-She has the same sick and twisted sense of humor as myself, which is why I love reading her blog.
A Geek’s Journey-Colin King was the first blog I visited on EntreCard-full of advice on making money online-without all the fuss.
Gospel According To Rhys-Not the kind of gospel you’re probably thinking, this Brit is witty, entertaining and has a heck of a good blog.

Now, visit these blogs, drop your card, comment and recommend the blogs to others. This is how EntreCard should work.

Considering Starting A Business: IT Consulting.




I have the experience, I have the guts to do it, or, I think I do and it’s something I’ve been considering for a while. I did a search on different companies who provide IT consulting and found FastTeks.com. The consultants visit a business, or home and offer affordable services, providing the client with whatever the needs may be. I, of course would be doing the consulting on my own, with minimal start-up funding, but, could I do it? I’ve spent years telling friends and family what they need, both for home use and business-all for free. Why not start charging? It’s something to think about-then again, I always come up with these hair-brained ideas that never pan out.

Boob Sniffing: Only An Old Woman Can Do It-Or Can You?




old lady with saggy boobsI love senior citizens. Listening to their stories of “the good ol’ days,” the great recipes that without them, would be lost forever and for their ability to get away with doing anything in public and not being the least bit embarrassed. Take farting, for example. A taboo subject to most, but, if you’re 75, at the grocery store and have to let one rip, by golly you do. Sure, others may snicker, but how many of us are going to walk up to that 75 year old man and say, “You’re disgusting.”- hopefully no one. This is the reason why I said nothing to my neighbor, who is 83, when she was in her snap-up house dress, on her front porch one afternoon last week.

This happened 2 days after the “dismissal” from my job. When I’m bored, I’ll clean and I decided I needed to wipe the blinds in my living room. One window faces her front porch and as I wipe each blade, I look out the window-when I see her walk out, in freezing weather I might add, in nothing but her house-coat. You know the kind- the only kind old ladies wear. Thin, either zip-up or snap-up and if you’ve ever wondered if they wear anything underneath- the answer is a solid no. She had a small plastic container in her hand, reached in and started tossing bird seed. My first thoughts were, “Great, now I’ll have bird crap on my back porch,”-then I stopped in mid-thought. I don’t know if it was the cold weather, lack of oxygen to her brain, or if she suddenly remembered she had boobs and hell yeah, it feels damn good to have them touched, and this is exactly what she started doing.

“Ok, she’s having a self-exploratory experience on her porch,” I said to myself. “Good for her.”

Then, she did it. Something I’ve never considered doing because well, for one I’ve never thought of it, and two- I wasn’t aware they could smell.

She un-snapped two snaps on her housecoat, reached in, pulled her left boob over to the right and sniffed it. No, not just the top- underneath. I kept staring. I wasn’t sure if I should be ashamed for watching, or amazed that she could lift her boob far enough to sniff under it. I have no idea what prompted her to do such a thing, outside, in the public eye, (ok so no one was outside as far as I know, but I was watching from my living room window, which either makes me a sicko, or, a researcher for women around the world). After a few quick sniffs, she tucked the boob back into her housecoat and walked inside.

Was this some sort of old-woman brain lapse? She was feeding birds, is this a new secret way of bird calling that nature lovers need to know? What was she sniffing for? Yes, I did attempt to sniff under both boobs. I can’t lift mine up far enough and bend my head down at the same time. This, my friends, is a talent only an old woman may possess. And I can guarantee that 90% of the women who read this post will try to sniff under their boobs.


If you enjoyed this post, or any others on my blog, consider writing a recommendation on EntreCard.

It’s Monday Poll-Time: Give Me Your Input.




Just a simple poll regarding what I should blog about next. Feel free to add other ideas by commenting.

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