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:) Yea I still love teddy bears. There was an adjoining site all about them that I wrote too but I decided not to put it in there (as it's not my site anymore)...

I spent last night making a video tutorial about all the marvels of the Wizzley site, trust me I know how great the site is, it's like Squidoo and Hubpages had a baby and it was born a genius :) (but had all the best traits of the other two).

I'm working on building a Wizzley U sort of wizzle full of videos on everything- my motivation was to use this to help anyone I bring here (affiliate joins) and if WZ wants them they can have them too... I love going through articles here as the capability for creativity is amazing and a lot of sites are truly unique in the way people format them :)

ok I'm a bit off topic for this wizzle so I'll stop :) Again, great article I'm on my way to check out a few more of your masterpieces...

Hey Jerrico, good to hear from you. Your wizz on the Teddy Bear tuggs at the ole heart strings.
As for the close tie with @katiem2, thanks for the complement, let us not forget the Wizzley team and the platform that makes it all possible.
Happy gardening, Mike

Great stuff here, the loveable Teddy Bear is a trusted loyal friend for many a kid young and old, OK older :).

What a cool artistic ritual or tradition. I love museums, what a great experience to look into the timely moments of both success and struggle our society has experienced. Thank for sharing the long night of museums, a wonderful way to enjoy an evening.

Miaden, Very good points. I too plan to keep real physical paper books available to all the youth I mentor. Great thoughts on teaching kids overall.

That is one of the best wizzles I've seen so far (Katie's bring an extremely close tie) (as far as cool factor, formatting, content brilliantly written, usefulness (concept), monetization (amazing balance and enticement of topic for kids and families), creativity factor (love the image lines you put between sections with the grey back ground!), and the incredible social response (likes, tweets, G+, Wz likes, comments etc...).

Kudos! Just giving some Wizzley love, my brain almost exploded just looking at this :) I'm a fan!

Jerrico

Thanks so much, Audrey... and I'll be publishing more here on Wizzley soon.

Hi Stephanie, I'm glad you found this useful! You should definitely give you plant lots of light, but not much direct sunlight. Just keep in a really brightly lit room. Hope things work out!

Mladen, how funny I can picture you drooling ha ha. So glad you liked this and it tempted you to get hungry, that was the idea. Let me know if you try a picnic like this. Take care, Kelley

Ok I think I like the whole Dental insurance deal. I freelance for a dental marketing company. Wonder how I could market the insurance plans on those sites? Any ideas?

Vikk, this is so helpful. Thank you.

Great info. My mother-in-law just bought me my first ever African Violet for Mother's Day. The tag said to keep it moist at ALL TIMES and to only allow 1-3 hours of sun daily. I am glad I cam across this before it was too late.

Great ideas!

Oh, love these colorfull keyboards. I could use one. :)
It is really important to teach children typing and using every aspect of today's technologies. It is now more important to know how to use computers than to write letter, it seems. In my oppinion, one should know as many things as possible, but to use them in right way.

While educating our children how to use keyboards, and later internet and social networking, it is still important to create habit to read books (not online books) and write.
I am off the subject now: I do that often. Forgive me. :)
Great article! Our kids should learn proper keyboarding skills early in their life. Not only the placement of letters and proper typing, but also the posture which is of priceless value and simple but important investement into childs future and health!

Audrey- Do you get Turner Classic Movies? They air it every now and then. If you love Hitchcock, you'll enjoy The Gazebo too.