She is so damn cute too! They are performing in front of the school tomorrow morning.
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
30 Days to a Better Blog: Day 11 – Break Up the Text Monotony
Text Tips
I'm going to start doing these tips for sure. I capitalize a lot...maybe too much but its how I talk and when I want emphasize I want to emphasize. I can't use my hands in a post so CAP's it is! Now using heading tags- GREAT TIP, I will for sure look into doing that. Bolding keywords- wow eye opener there! Using Italicize...well I was using that but not the correct way! I was italicising my words not others though so I just need to turn it around- so will work on that and even I used it in this post. See I'm learning something :0 Using color....well I need to work on that because yes I use color but it never looks right but wait it might be the bright pink I use. LOL!From BlogWorld: Here are a variety of ways to use font tags:
■Use heading tags for your section headlines. This helps your reader identify the different sections of your post – and helps SEO too!
■ Use bold for keywords/key phrases. Not only should you interlink these, but bolding them helps draw the eye to the most important part of your sentence/paragraph.
■ Italicize quotes and titles. I typically italicize quotes from people and any book, periodical, or movie titles.
■Add color strategically. I rarely use color, but I see many bloggers use color effectively to really bring attention to specific words on the page.
Read entire article please go to:
http://www.blogworld.com/2011/01/11/30-days-to-a-better-blog-break-up-the-text-monotony/
Saturday, January 29, 2011
30 Days to a Better Blog: Day 10 – Add Images or Video to Each Blog Post
Very good advice!!! I started doing pictures/videos recently because my facebook page looked weird with all the PinkMama's Place buttons on every post. I know that's a weird reason why to use pics but it makes my FB page look better.
This is something I already started doing but will definitely continue!
Read article here: http://www.blogworld.com/2011/01/10/30-days-to-a-better-blog-add-images-or-video-to-each-post/
This is something I already started doing but will definitely continue!
Read article here: http://www.blogworld.com/2011/01/10/30-days-to-a-better-blog-add-images-or-video-to-each-post/
Friday, January 28, 2011
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Lauren Alaina : Don't Want To Miss A Thing : American Idol 10 Auditions !
Just AMAZING and when she sang with Steven Tyler I was crying. She is going places!!!!! LOVE HER!
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Chris Medina- American Idol 10 FAVORITE
Very sad story but LOVE his voice and I hope he goes to the finals. My fav for the night!
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
No Kissing Sign
Well last night this was delivered to our bedroom. My husband and I was on the bed (fully clothed) watching TV and the kids were in the living room which is right outside our room. I had my head on my hubby and kissed him and within 10 minutes we got this sign.
We joked with them that this is better than fighting! Then I said...yeah we are in OUR room and can do what we want plus we didn't kiss in front of you. But daughter came back with....we heard ya! Oh geez kids, really! We just shook our heads and kissed AGAIN AND AGAIN! They of course made the puking sounds and told us to stop! Whats wrong with a lil peck here and there, we are not deep throating people!
Someday they will be parents and I hope they get this sign too!
30 Days to a Better Blog: Day 9 – Establish a Review Policy
I haven't done that many reviews (WOULD LOVE TO DO MORE) but I guess this is very important and all of us who do reviews should have this on our blog. I will!
Things to include in your review policy:
■Overview: State the objective for your reviews. Are you looking for the best products for your audience? Are you looking to provide well-rounded reviews for your readers?
■What You Look at in a Review: Tell your audience what you look for in the items you’re reviewing, and how you will write the review. Are you looking at content? quality? price? value? other specific factors?
■Items You’re Looking to Review: Make a list of the items you are interested in reviewing – and an example of the items you’re not willing to review.
■Whether You’re Willing to Accept Samples: A variety of companies look to provide bloggers with a sample that they need to return. Some bloggers are fine with that (this way they can review expensive items), while some find it a pain.
■How to Request a Review: Provide contact information for companies looking to send you a review product.
■How You Handle a Review: Tell potential companies how you handle the review. If it is a product that you don’t want to pitch to your audience or would review badly – do you still want to include the review? Will you let the company know? Will you send the product back or pass it on to another reviewer?
■Disclosure: Bloggers are now legally required to disclose if they received an item as a sample and/or were paid for their review as a way to provide transparency to the reader. You can find several sample disclosure on the web, or I found this interesting website that gives you a way to visually display your level of disclosure.
Please read more here: http://www.blogworld.com/2011/01/09/30-days-to-a-better-blog-establish-a-review-policy/
I know what I'm working on TODAY! Thanks Blog World!
Things to include in your review policy:
■Overview: State the objective for your reviews. Are you looking for the best products for your audience? Are you looking to provide well-rounded reviews for your readers?
■What You Look at in a Review: Tell your audience what you look for in the items you’re reviewing, and how you will write the review. Are you looking at content? quality? price? value? other specific factors?
■Items You’re Looking to Review: Make a list of the items you are interested in reviewing – and an example of the items you’re not willing to review.
■Whether You’re Willing to Accept Samples: A variety of companies look to provide bloggers with a sample that they need to return. Some bloggers are fine with that (this way they can review expensive items), while some find it a pain.
■How to Request a Review: Provide contact information for companies looking to send you a review product.
■How You Handle a Review: Tell potential companies how you handle the review. If it is a product that you don’t want to pitch to your audience or would review badly – do you still want to include the review? Will you let the company know? Will you send the product back or pass it on to another reviewer?
■Disclosure: Bloggers are now legally required to disclose if they received an item as a sample and/or were paid for their review as a way to provide transparency to the reader. You can find several sample disclosure on the web, or I found this interesting website that gives you a way to visually display your level of disclosure.
Please read more here: http://www.blogworld.com/2011/01/09/30-days-to-a-better-blog-establish-a-review-policy/
I know what I'm working on TODAY! Thanks Blog World!
Saturday, January 22, 2011
30 Days to a Better Blog: Day 8 – Add/Edit Your About Me Page
What should you include on your About Me page? Any or all of the following:
- Your name
- A recent photo
- Your education and/or work history (if relevant to the blog)
- Why you started the blog
- Your goal(s) for the blog
- A link to your contact page (and an invitation for people to contact you)
- Links to other blogs/websites you may write for or run
Okay going to add a picture, why I started the blog, my goals, and other blogs I do! I don't think I want to add my education/work though, no need at this moment!
Please read the entire Blog World Post~ http://www.blogworld.com/2011/01/08/30-days-to-a-better-blog-addedit-your-about-me-page/
Always use you VOICE. I might not be the best in the english language and my spelling sucks but I still write in my voice.
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