Happy New Years!!!
I hope that everyone had a wonderful New Years. I always love new years, its exciting and we all put up goals for ourselves for that year and try to stick to it. I think the funniest is when people (everyone that is) always says they are going to exercise and be healthy so all the gyms will be packed for the month of January then in February it will get back to normal, with no one there…. Peace and quiet…. Just the way I like it…. Ha-ha Well it’s a new year and a new start….. to help everyone out that didn’t get what they wanted last year for Christmas or just forgot to get a present for that one person her is a few discounts to help you out from Zazzle……..
Celebrate your favorite photos on Mugs & Shirts. Now 20% Off!
Use Code: PHOTOMOMENTS
Ends Thursday January 5, 2012
50% Off Business Cards
Offer is valid through January 31, 2012 11:59pm PT
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50% OFF 75+ Invites & Announcements
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20% Off Mobile Device Cases
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30% Off Calendars
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25% Off Invitations, Cards, Photo Cards, And Postcards
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20% Off Buttons
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Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Monday, December 19, 2011
Christmas is Almost Here.....
Hello everyone,
Finally done with my paper and I can enjoy the holidays. That being said are you all ready for Christmas and New Years. It’s just around the corner. I know I still need to go out in this crazy season of shopping and make a few more purchases….. so if you are in the same shoes as me guess what we can do it online….. you don’t have to worry about the crowd, the long lines and all the other great stuff that comes with crowded retail stores….. you can find great gifts for everyone in your family…… what about an apron or a cooking book for the ones who enjoy to spend time in the kitchen
Or for the men who love to dress up and go to work…..
And of course we can’t forget the kids…… holidays are always all about them….. the innocent…
Or the ones who are just in love with their iPhones….
Finally done with my paper and I can enjoy the holidays. That being said are you all ready for Christmas and New Years. It’s just around the corner. I know I still need to go out in this crazy season of shopping and make a few more purchases….. so if you are in the same shoes as me guess what we can do it online….. you don’t have to worry about the crowd, the long lines and all the other great stuff that comes with crowded retail stores….. you can find great gifts for everyone in your family…… what about an apron or a cooking book for the ones who enjoy to spend time in the kitchen
Or for the men who love to dress up and go to work…..
And of course we can’t forget the kids…… holidays are always all about them….. the innocent…
Or the ones who are just in love with their iPhones….
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Helpful Weightloss Tips For Work
Work can be the most danagerous place when trying to lose weight. The smallest decisions you make at work can have a big impact on your weigh, it can either help burn more calories or pack on stealthy extra pounts.
Take Conference Calls Standing
Sitting eight hours a day at work is a metabolic death sentence that burns as little as 25 calories per hour. Bump up your calorie burn by taking phone calls standing (pacing is even better). By just standing you can burn up to 75 more calories per hour. If you are on conference calls or phone meetings as little as 45 minutes each day and you stand instead sit, you’ll burn an extra 280 calories per week – the calorie equivalent of running an two and three quarter miles per week.
Bring a Satiety Shake Work
Food found around the office is horrible. From the refined carbohydrates in the vending machines to the doughnuts in the break room, to the chocolate and candy bowl by the receptionist – it is a nutritional landmine for anyone trying to lose weight. Instead of letting hunger get the best of you pack a Satiety Shake in your bag before you leave the house. In a blender combine chia seeds, protein powder, walnuts, blueberries, water, and a couple ice cubes. Blend it up, put it in a shaker or Rubermaid Chug bottle and bring it to work with you. The chia seeds contain fiber, which helps slow how fast you digest food, making you feel fuller longer. The protein powder and fats from the walnuts will also increase your feeling of fullness. Blueberries contain low impact carbohydrates, which keep your blood sugar controlled providing you long lasting energy—without gaining fat. An added benefit of blueberries is that their antioxidants have been shown to improve mood.
Don’t Eat at your Desk
When it is time to eat, just eat. Multi-tasking while eating will cause you to eat more and leave you less satisfied once you get back to work. A study recently published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition showed that when study participants used a computer while eating they did not feel as full following their meal. In addition, when offered a snack 45 minutes later, they ate more calories than the people who didn’t play on their computers while eating lunch. The lesson: Turn off your monitor or, even better, get away from you desk so that you can enjoy your lunch without multi-taking distractions. You’ll feel more satisfied and you’ll be less likely to have a mid-afternoon urge to devour the bowl of chocolates at the receptionist’s desk.
For great business stamps, cards, labels and etc please visit
FORWORKAHOLICS
You can read the full article at LiveStrong
Take Conference Calls Standing
Sitting eight hours a day at work is a metabolic death sentence that burns as little as 25 calories per hour. Bump up your calorie burn by taking phone calls standing (pacing is even better). By just standing you can burn up to 75 more calories per hour. If you are on conference calls or phone meetings as little as 45 minutes each day and you stand instead sit, you’ll burn an extra 280 calories per week – the calorie equivalent of running an two and three quarter miles per week.
Bring a Satiety Shake Work
Food found around the office is horrible. From the refined carbohydrates in the vending machines to the doughnuts in the break room, to the chocolate and candy bowl by the receptionist – it is a nutritional landmine for anyone trying to lose weight. Instead of letting hunger get the best of you pack a Satiety Shake in your bag before you leave the house. In a blender combine chia seeds, protein powder, walnuts, blueberries, water, and a couple ice cubes. Blend it up, put it in a shaker or Rubermaid Chug bottle and bring it to work with you. The chia seeds contain fiber, which helps slow how fast you digest food, making you feel fuller longer. The protein powder and fats from the walnuts will also increase your feeling of fullness. Blueberries contain low impact carbohydrates, which keep your blood sugar controlled providing you long lasting energy—without gaining fat. An added benefit of blueberries is that their antioxidants have been shown to improve mood.
Don’t Eat at your Desk
When it is time to eat, just eat. Multi-tasking while eating will cause you to eat more and leave you less satisfied once you get back to work. A study recently published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition showed that when study participants used a computer while eating they did not feel as full following their meal. In addition, when offered a snack 45 minutes later, they ate more calories than the people who didn’t play on their computers while eating lunch. The lesson: Turn off your monitor or, even better, get away from you desk so that you can enjoy your lunch without multi-taking distractions. You’ll feel more satisfied and you’ll be less likely to have a mid-afternoon urge to devour the bowl of chocolates at the receptionist’s desk.
For great business stamps, cards, labels and etc please visit
FORWORKAHOLICS
You can read the full article at LiveStrong
Monday, November 14, 2011
Intro to Thanksgiving for the Newlyweds
Intro to Thanksgiving for the Newlyweds
1. How to pick the perfect turkey.
a. Seven different types of whole turkeys
i. Frozen-
1. The cheapest and most widely available.
2. Drawbacks: you’ll need considerable time to thaw in the refrigator and may be injeced with salt solution to keep moist.
ii. Fresh
iii. Natural
1. Minimally processed, with no artificial ingredients or coloring added
iv. Organic
1. Turkey has been fed organically grown feed all their lives and never treated with antibiotics.
2. Many small growers and free-range growers follow organic practices, but may or may not be certified organic.
v. Free-range
1. Means an animal is allowed to be outside at least part of the time.
vi. Heritage
1. According to the American Livestock Breed Conservancy, heritage turkeys must mate naturally; have a long outdoor lifespan, and a slow growth rate.
2. They tend to be smaller than commercially bred turkeys, with more evenly distributed meat and a stronger turkey flavor
vii. Kosher
1. Prepared under rabbinical supervision.
2. Many people like the flavorful poultry that often results from the salting that is part of koshering meat.
2. How much turkey to buy.
a. A good rule of thumb is to buy 1 pound of turkey per person to allow for seconds and leftovers. So if you're having 8 guests for Thanksgiving, you'll need an 8-pound bird. You know your crowd best, so buy the size that fits your needs.
3. Turkey Defrosting Tips
a. The best–and safest–defrosting method is to set the bird in a shallow pan in the refrigerator for 24 hours per 5 pounds of turkey. Keep in mind you'll need to save room in the refrigerator as this will take several days. The turkey is fully thawed when the thick part of the turkey registers 40 degrees.
4. Roasting turkey for beginners.
a. The key to roasting a perfect turkey is the temperature; you want moist, juicy meat on the inside and a crisp exterior. Keep your meat thermometer close by to ensure the bird reaches a safe internal temperature of between 165 and 180 degrees. An average 12-pound turkey with giblets will take around three hours to cook at 325 degrees.
5. Deconstructing turkey carving.
a. The whole turkey looks amazing but taking slices from the outsides of the breast can be very difficult.
And for Thanksgiving gifts you can visit Celebration4all.
1. How to pick the perfect turkey.
a. Seven different types of whole turkeys
i. Frozen-
1. The cheapest and most widely available.
2. Drawbacks: you’ll need considerable time to thaw in the refrigator and may be injeced with salt solution to keep moist.
ii. Fresh
iii. Natural
1. Minimally processed, with no artificial ingredients or coloring added
iv. Organic
1. Turkey has been fed organically grown feed all their lives and never treated with antibiotics.
2. Many small growers and free-range growers follow organic practices, but may or may not be certified organic.
v. Free-range
1. Means an animal is allowed to be outside at least part of the time.
vi. Heritage
1. According to the American Livestock Breed Conservancy, heritage turkeys must mate naturally; have a long outdoor lifespan, and a slow growth rate.
2. They tend to be smaller than commercially bred turkeys, with more evenly distributed meat and a stronger turkey flavor
vii. Kosher
1. Prepared under rabbinical supervision.
2. Many people like the flavorful poultry that often results from the salting that is part of koshering meat.
2. How much turkey to buy.
a. A good rule of thumb is to buy 1 pound of turkey per person to allow for seconds and leftovers. So if you're having 8 guests for Thanksgiving, you'll need an 8-pound bird. You know your crowd best, so buy the size that fits your needs.
3. Turkey Defrosting Tips
a. The best–and safest–defrosting method is to set the bird in a shallow pan in the refrigerator for 24 hours per 5 pounds of turkey. Keep in mind you'll need to save room in the refrigerator as this will take several days. The turkey is fully thawed when the thick part of the turkey registers 40 degrees.
4. Roasting turkey for beginners.
a. The key to roasting a perfect turkey is the temperature; you want moist, juicy meat on the inside and a crisp exterior. Keep your meat thermometer close by to ensure the bird reaches a safe internal temperature of between 165 and 180 degrees. An average 12-pound turkey with giblets will take around three hours to cook at 325 degrees.
5. Deconstructing turkey carving.
a. The whole turkey looks amazing but taking slices from the outsides of the breast can be very difficult.
And for Thanksgiving gifts you can visit Celebration4all.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Discounts on Zazzle Products
Hello Fellow Zazzle Customers......
I know that it has been super hard for everything one this few years with the way the economy has been going...... to help you all old during the holiday season I would like to ofter you a few more discount codes to use on your zazzle products.
Everone is Different. Shouldn't every gift be?
Create a gift..... Custome made by you. Just for them.
Turn your memories into masterpieces with new Zazzle canvas prints!
35% off on your Canvas Print offers!
Use Promo Code: DEALONCANVAS
Offer is valid through November 30, 2011
20% off on your t-shirt orders.
Use Promo Code: DEALONSHIRTS
Offer is valid through November 30, 2011
10% off on your total purchase.
Use Promo Code: SAVEONZAZZLE
Offer is valid through February 1, 2012
You can visit Celebration4all on zazzle to find many great holiday gifts that can be customers for those special people in your life.
Also if you own a business a great way to keep your customers and vendors happy is to send a Holiday Card from ForWorkaholics.
**Promotional offers may not be combines with any other Zazzle promotional or volume discount ofters. If a volume discount applies to your order, you will receive either the discount set forth in this offer or the standard volume discount, whichever is great.**
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I know that it has been super hard for everything one this few years with the way the economy has been going...... to help you all old during the holiday season I would like to ofter you a few more discount codes to use on your zazzle products.
Everone is Different. Shouldn't every gift be?
Create a gift..... Custome made by you. Just for them.
Turn your memories into masterpieces with new Zazzle canvas prints!
35% off on your Canvas Print offers!
Use Promo Code: DEALONCANVAS
Offer is valid through November 30, 2011
20% off on your t-shirt orders.
Use Promo Code: DEALONSHIRTS
Offer is valid through November 30, 2011
10% off on your total purchase.
Use Promo Code: SAVEONZAZZLE
Offer is valid through February 1, 2012
You can visit Celebration4all on zazzle to find many great holiday gifts that can be customers for those special people in your life.
Also if you own a business a great way to keep your customers and vendors happy is to send a Holiday Card from ForWorkaholics.
**Promotional offers may not be combines with any other Zazzle promotional or volume discount ofters. If a volume discount applies to your order, you will receive either the discount set forth in this offer or the standard volume discount, whichever is great.**
Follow my blog with Bloglovin
Monday, October 24, 2011
Discount on Greeting cards and Stamps
50% Off Cards & 10% Off Zazzle Custom Stamps
Enter code:
FALLMAILINGS
Offer is valid until October 26, 2011 at 11:59pm PT
Celebration4all
Forworkaholics
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Offer is valid until October 26, 2011 at 11:59pm PT
Celebration4all
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Discount Holiday Cards
50% Off Holiday Cards!
ENDS THURSDAY!(October 20, 2011 at 11:59pm PT)
Enter code:
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ENDS THURSDAY!(October 20, 2011 at 11:59pm PT)
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