Archive for October, 2006

Oct 31 2006

Yes Virginia, we will be passing out candy

Published by mrscrumley under a day in the life

Yesterday some kids in the neighborhood stopped by and asked if we will be passing out candy tonight. Damon told them yes.

Then one of the kids pointed at the dogs and asked, “Where will those dogs be?”

Damon informed him that we put the dogs in the bathroom when we pass out candy.

Then the kid said again, “So that dog won’t be out when you are passing out candy?”

I guess he just wants us all to have a safe Halloween.

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Oct 31 2006

Payment Received

Yesterday my paypal account went into overdrive to receive several PayPerPost payments from the weekend and yesterday. It was kind of exciting to see all those emails stating I had been paid.

Just as an update I have been paid over $600 so far and I am expecting over $100 in the next few days.

There will be a bare spot in my account soon because I took a break from the major blogging for a while. I got a bit burned out and since I had reached my $500 goal, I didn’t really know what I should be working so hard for. I’m not one of those people who make all my money off the internet, so it isn’t quite as important for me to meet my 3 paid posts a day limit.

I want to ramp up the blogging again, but need to find that golden ring to reach for, something that will keep my eye on the prize and help keep me motivated. What should I be blogging for?

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Oct 30 2006

We aren’t always rock stars

Published by mrscrumley under a day in the life

Some of you might be waiting for exciting posts about the exciting things we did this weekend… a wedding and the fall costume party.

Well, just so you don’t think we are too cool, I must give you a list of the non-exciting things we did this weekend.

Changed multiple dirty diapers.
Got a hair cut.
Went to the grocery store.
Took out the garbage.
Took a few naps.
Did two loads of laundry, which still need to be folded and put away.
Emptied the dishwasher.
Watched football.
Watched Fuller watch Curious George… again.
Watch the Charlie Brown Special.
Ate tortilla chips.
Made macaroni and cheese.

See, we are people just like you. And we will get back to the exciting part later this evening. If you must, we do have pictures over on flickr.

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Oct 30 2006

New Policy

One of the main controversial issues about PayPerPost is many people think you must disclose that you are getting paid for writing certain entries. Some posties always disclose that they are getting paid, others think that they write enough about PPP that it seems obvious.

Personally, I have waffled a bit on the issue. You may have noticed the tag “Sponsored Post” at the bottom of some of my entries. It linked to a page to indicate that yes, I did get paid to put some of the links in the entry you just came from.

However, I struggled with the wording on that page and edited it very many times. Someone has had the foresight to go ahead and help us with our disclosure policys by creating a site just for such a purpose. With a Disclosure Policy Generator I don’t have to struggle with wording, just which options do I choose.

So, now I have one.

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Oct 29 2006

Feels just like I’m falling for the first time

Published by mrscrumley under a day in the life

Ok, that title was a bit of a lame reference to a BNL song and the fact that we fell backwards in time last night. Did you remember to set your clocks back? If not, then I gaurantee that you are early for something. Church, a TV show, work… something. You might right now be thinking, “Why isn’t the Ernest Angley hour on yet?” You might need your healing through the tv set today and if you are patient, in a few minutes, it will be on.

Anyway, we did remember to fall backwards and I think we were suppossed to gain an hour of sleep, but I didn’t because I didn’t really sleep well last night. But I will gleefully say that Fuller is still asleep. See, he doesn’t understand the nature of things and that in order to save daylight we have to do some clock mangling mojo twice a year, so to him he should have gotten up an hour ago. But instead, he is still… ok, scratch that. My baby is awake. And it is 7 am, not 6 am and to me, that is a successful clock change.

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Oct 28 2006

A masked man is a safe man

Published by mrscrumley under a day in the life

We have had a busy Saturday so far.

Damon went to the church this morning to help with the scraping of the paint on the outside. He went completely prepared- dressed in coveralls, with a brimmed hat, and wearing one of our filter masks to keep from breathing in the paint dust.

I had to help Damon find the mask because it was buried somewhere that I could only find it. (I think that is my superpower.) But at least we found it so that D was safe.

We’ve had two air filter masks since we bought the house because we really didn’t know what we were dealing with. And since it is an older home and there are at least 7 ways your home can kill you, buying those masks were a great investment.

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