Survey and Roll Call

Survey

Please help me develop some of the topics that I am interested in writing about next week.  If you have any additional questions that you’d like answered, please let me know that as well. 

·      What could you do to prepare yourself for unemployment? What are some productive ways to utilize your time in the event of unemployment?

·      For those who use Reddit, why do links from Reddit disappear after you submit them? Do they screen the links submitted?

·      Do you use deodorant that contains aluminum?  Have you tried breast cancer awareness deodorants that don’t contain aluminum? Would you use baking soda as deodorant?

Roll Call

Here are a few of the more interesting things that I stumbled upon this week… no pun intended:

Madison DuPaix writes about Getting Started in Real Estate Investing.  She talks about her own experience with finding a rental property for investment.  I liked this post because she shares tips from her readers. Good stuff.  This topic also interests me as I prepare to covert our property to a rental investment property.

Cory H. over at A Good Husband writes I’m Too Busy for My Spouse! What Do I Do?  This post is about constructive things that a couple can do to address a situation where one spouse’s schedule is putting a strain on the relationship.  Good tips for a girl that before long will be welcoming her husband home from deployment.  I will look for constructive ways to meet my goals and commitments while scaling back the busy life I create for myself while he’s gone.

Darren Rowse over at TwiTip tells you How to Follow A LOT of People on Twitter and Still Be Engaging Using TweetDeck.  In the post, he features a video by Jesse Newhart demonstrating different ways to use TweetDeck.  I have only just begun to use Twitter.  I am only following 7 people. But, you have to start somewhere.  I am going to look into getting TweetDeck so I can feel less overwhelmed when trying to sort out the conversations on Twitter. 

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