Showing posts with label Free. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free. Show all posts

Friday, March 6, 2009

Freebies Website

I found a site that I want to share with you. I have not tried it yet, but I will. I Googled the words "free sample." I used Stumble Upon ratings as a guide. It looks good.

SHOP4FREEBIES - According to the comments on Stumble they say that there is no SPAM, or surveys. You can get "alot of shampoo, face stuff, animal food, cookies, perfume, lots!" There is a rating system for each freebie offered. One of things I saw listed today is "free small fry and fountain drink" at Jack in the box on Tues. March 10. It looks like you can just print out a coupon. If you use this site please tell me your opinion. :)

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Wordless Wednesday - Bush Countdown Clock

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Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Wordless Wednesday - Twitter

Join me on Twitter! It's mini blogging. People blog in a few short sentences about their lives. Because it's so fast people tend to twitter often, about a variety of things, and almost the moment it happens. You can also IM each other, and add twitter to your cell phone. What a great way to network, get personal updates, and stay in touch! Twitter isn't perfect, it has a few bugs in it's system. So if you have problems just come back to Twitter later. It's well worth it!

Friday, May 16, 2008

I went to the Lilac Festival (in Rochester, New York)

Thursday I went to the Lilac Festival in Highland Park, Rochester, NY. Admission is free. (Sorry, I don't own a camera so no personal photos). I blogged about the Festival very recently on Wordless Wednesday, which wasn't so wordless. I went to Monroe Community College, (MCC), to use the shuttle bus, but the shuttles are only used on weekends. It took me awhile, and a prayer to find a free parking spot, but got one right across the street from the festival. They also have lots of free parking about a mile away, but I'm not use to walking. It was my first real outing since winter, and I have not exercised at all this winter.

Admittedly It's not my favorite festival. I'm not crazy about Lilacs. I did liked the magnolias, and bell shaped flowers better. I like to go to this festival because it is the first of the season, and gets me in the festival mood.

I went on "Wine 'N Blues Day Farmers Market" day. There was wine tasting, and food samples from New York state wineries, and food vender's. Now that was a real plus! There was also live music in the background. I had samplings of cheese, different mustard's on pretzels, various salsas on taco chips, a small salad. I had maple butter and maple syrups, chocolate chip cookies, bar crackers, power bar pieces, and more. Free samples of multi vitamins and hair conditioner, and much more. And of course wine samples, and more wine samples. I estimated 8 wine booths. I was feeling good ;o) At a "Cooks Pan" (?) demonstration they gave out free chicken, and veggie samples. Mmm, my tummy was full!

Heads up, the last day for the Lilac Festival is this Sunday, May 18. You might take a look at the online schedule, and the weather report. Some showers are expected, but not a washout. The weekend offers lots of events for the kids. Have FUN!

Not crazy about the Lilac Festival? Here are "10 things to do this weekend in the Rochester area".

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Wordless Wednesday (Kind of) Lilac Festival in Rochester, NY




This picture is of the Lilac Festival in Highland Park, Rochester, NY. Rochester is known as the Flower City. Click on the picture to see many more beautiful photos. The Festival is taking place now - May 9 to 18. Admission is free. For official website click here.


News Articles...

Lilac Festival takes root in history
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, NY - May 12, 2008
That, as much as anything, is an indication of how Rochester's Lilac Festival has evolved. The lilac collection in Highland Park now numbers some 1200 ...

Hundreds turn out for Rochester Lilac Festival parade
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

Schedule of events at Rochester Lilac Festival
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

Rochester's Lilac Festival draw families, youngsters
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

Record Weekend at Lilac Festival
13WHAM-TV, NY - May 12, 2008
(Rochester, NY) -- Organizers estimate 225000 visitors came to Highland Park for...

Saturday, May 3, 2008

My 6 Word Memoir




I was tagged by Ladybanana to do the 6 word memoir. This looks like a fun one. I have recently taken an online free personality quiz at Personal DNA, and decided to base this on my results. I have scored high, or slightly high in these traits. It goes into more detail then pictured. By the way I found this quiz at Ladybanana's blog.

First, here are the Rules:

1.)Write your own six word memoir.
2.)Post it on your blog; include a visual illustration if you'd like.
3.)Link to the person that tagged you in your post, and to the original post if possible.
4.)Tag at least five more blogs with links.
5.)Leave a comment on the tagged blogs with an invitation to play!

So here's the 6 word memoir...

Considerate, thinker, empathetic, functional, trusting, caring

I tag the following people:

About a nurse

Against the Grain

Dr. Deb

Eastcoastlife

Forging Iron Man

Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow


Note: You don't need to take the Personal DNA quiz to do this meme.

Friday, April 25, 2008

I Won Two Awards! I Am Sharing Them With...

















I want to thank Lady Banana for presenting me two awards this week! Lady Banana is the TOP Banana in my book! If you are not acquainted with her, please visit and tell her that Awake In Rochester sent you. These are the first awards that I have ever been given, and I want to share them.

Concerning the beautiful Rose Award, (to your left).

"Red rose has number of thorns in it
when it pint your finger it hurts
Everyday in my life is just like red roses.
Sometimes life is not always bed of roses.
But life is great with God."

Now, it's my turn to share this red rose.
I am awarding it to the NEW people on my Blogroll!
It's a special welcome.
Readers, please visit and welcome them!

The Rose Award goes to....

As The Pump Turns

Health Psych

Momma Mia, Mea Culpa

Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow

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I also received this most Excellent award from the lovely, and cheeky Lady Banana. (award to your right). I am passing it along to all those Excellent people on my blogroll.


Important Announcements...

1) I have a new RSS feed. I have had problems with the old feed, so please get my new one.

2) If I'm not on your blogroll list, I would be honored to be on it.

3) Sign up for twitter, and you can add me. It's a great way to stay in touch!



Related Posts: Twitter and People on My Blogroll

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Send FREE Rice To Those In Need By Playing A Game!




If you go to freerice(dot)com You can play a fun vocabulary Internet game. For each word that you get right, 20 grains of rice will be donated by the sponsors to the UN World Food Program to help end world hunger. It does not cost you a penny! No string attached. You don't have to join anything. Just have fun, play, and improve your vocabulary. Meanwhile, your feeding the poor! If your competitive try beating my score. I just played a quick game worth 500 grains of rice. My vocabulary score level was 24.

Please spread the word, blog about this, tell a friend! Help end world hunger the easy, fun way. You have nothing to lose.

Click here to play.

Skeptical? Read this...

No Hoax: Free Rice Website Feeds the Hungry.

Monday, April 7, 2008

FREE Starbucks Coffee - Pike Place Roast - Tuesday Noon


Starbucks Coffee is giving away free coffee, but only for a half hour starting at noon. They will be giving it away tomorrow Tuesday April 8th. This is a new coffee blend called Pike Place Roast. Starbucks hopes to improve sales. Sorry for the short notice, but I just heard it from the news on television. I rarely go to Starbucks, but I will be there just before noon. Hey, it's free coffee! Remember it's only for a half hour. See you there! ;o)

Saturday, February 23, 2008

Blogging and Opposing Points of View

I have noticed when I read blogs, that people don't seem to voice a point of view that differs from the blog owners. I can understand this. After all when we write a comment, we are hoping that the blog owner will like us, blogroll us, and comment on our blog. However, I have seen some very controversial posts that are extremely one sided.

Personally when I write a post on - Same-Sex Marriage, and ECT Electroconvulsive Therapy, I expect to hear an opposing point of view. After all these are highly controversial topics. So please feel free to voice your opinion, in a kind, caring, and respectful manner. I want to hear what you truly think. It won't offend me if we don't see eye to eye. Of course I am not looking for rude, or sassy, comments either.

One good example of a comment that has an opposing view is found in "Therapy and Me." It's the first comment. Thank you anonymous commentor for saying what you truly think in a nice way!

By the way, you can voice your opinion now by voting on same-sex marriage. The poll is to your left. It is free, and confidential. ;o)

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