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Good spot on that second spelling of Hygiene which is now sorted :-)

Hi Katie, I was so happy to read your email. Hope you have recovered from the accident. (sorry to hear that) Interesting article. The HP issue, probably was a bug and even though you have left I hope you didn't close your a/c and you are signed up to the HP Program. That will bring you a good amount with 300 articles - even though you've left. Wishing you good luck here ~ I always smile when I see your photo, the way you tilt your glasses. lol. Take Care, Elena. xx
Ps. I have clicked on email notification for new posts. Hope I will still get them even though I am not with wizzley. :)

I agree with you Onepage, there are offers on Clickbank that are good value.

Hi MuminBusiness, I'm glad you found it useful. I know exactly what you mean with "only so much time in the day!" However, as I haven't got little 'uns to look after, you'd probably tell me I don't know I'm born! : )

Thanks for reminding me of this. I've heard it simply as the 80-20 rule. (I guess we should give Mr. Pareto credit!)

I appreciate your advice to focus on what works and do MORE of it. It's amazing how I get obsessed with tiny things that are not working well or are giving slow and small rewards instead of duplicating those things that are producing great results. It's a real "duh" kind of advice yet so needed for many of us. I tried something new this year that caused me to get more "success" (not going to define what that is in my case) in a month's time than years of other combined efforts. WOW. I seriously need to rinse and repeat! Looking for how to duplicate my success.

Thanks Sheilamarie, I am glad you found it helpful!

Thank you all for your supportive and positive comments, much appreciated. Welcome Tina, Great to have you here and reconnect! :)

What about calling it WAHP (work at home parent or person)? Would be gender neutral and wouldn't exclude people without kids ;-)

You forgot ductape ;-) The essential repairs all utensil ;-) Great article, hope you don't mind me pointing out a minor typo, it should be 'hygiene' not 'hygeine'. As for the rest, thumbs up, very useful camping checklist!

Great article about blogging. I to have a blog though I seem to be spending considerably more time on here than there at the moment (Only so much time in the day!) Anyway, thanks for your article. It helped me understand things a little better.

Thanks to you too, Wisefool, for reading! I loved her music and still cannot believe she has passed on.

This sounds like a great product line and a wonderful company. I wish them success. Thanks for telling about it.

I love art deco. I did an article on art deco interior design for another website, so I'm very familiar with the era.

Only ever collect mushrooms that are easily identified and unmistakeable! Those that are easy to identify, have no other (poisonous) lookalikes, and have good flavor are chanterelles (although there is a harmless false chanterelle), blewits (they are often mauvish in color, and shaggy ink-caps (but don't eat these with an alcoholic drink). Most others can have lookalikes that are dangerous, if not deadly. If you collect, do not rely on a handbook, it is the cause of many bad experiences. Either learn from an expert or take your mushrooms to be identified by an expert. You have been warned.

Watch out, Paul...one of these days I'm gonna go shopping on this page! I like the last one best: Emporio Armani.