MYM #4 – Sewing buttons
I am trying to learn how to sew buttons using my new machine. And I am enjoying it!
Happy Monday!
Great bundle deals
I am always on alert for great deals I can find. I keep a list of the things I pay for inside the house and when I see something similar to any of the services that I can get for the same quality for for a lesser price, I go for it. Like the Cox bundle services that I found out about.
Consider this – high speed internet, cable TV, and home phone. All three services bundled into one package for a lower price. My cousin, Cynthia, is a big fan of bundle services. She told me that she’s getting her grocery funds from the savings she gets out of the bundle services she is subscribed to. When she told me about it, I knew I will be changing my subscriptions, too. I also want to save on my monthly bills, you know. The Cox cable deals bundled with high speed internet as well as telephone is really great. The cable tv has over 240 channels. The high-speed internet can get up to 12.0 Mbps. While the telephone is a package for unlimited calling.
The only thing in the Cox cable bundle is that it is not available in all areas. It currently has has locations in Arizona, California, Colorado, Iowa, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. If you live in any of these places, you can easily get this bundle from Cox Cable Deals. Getting the bundle can save you money. To know if you have Cox in your area and to gather more information about each of the services, go to www.CoxCableDeals.com or call 1-866-790-5521 now. Use the promo code 12857 if you are ready to order.
You can get savings from so many services these days. Cox offers you just that. Go ahead and avail of it now.
Little girl’s dream
When I was a little kid, my plan was to become just like my mom. A housewife. I dream of marrying Mr. Right and then living in a house looking like those cute little cottages with Amish fireplaces and baking breads and knitting or sewing. Pure domestication.
I got older, got married, had kids. Reality came crashing down on me. I realized that in this time, working is a must. There can never be enough income coming in unless you are the wife of Bill Gates. The cute little cottage is stricken out of my list but I made sure that portions of my house looked like it. I can’t bake or knit. I can sew decently, though. And I am no domesticated woman. I am a part-time mom and career woman. I juggle the two jobs. My mom is lucky to have my dad because she was able to concentrate on raising us and taking care of my dad.
Little things
I think I will start charging for the little things my clients ask of me. The last time I went to one of my clients, I was asked to secure a low life insurance quotes for the officers of the company. They knew that I know several insurance agents. I didn’t charge anything for it because all I had to do was make some calls and that’s it.
But when I came back for last month’s investments reports, I was asked again to do it for the middle management people. I’ve given them the contact numbers but they want me to broker the deal first. I think it is only fair that I start charging even minimal fees, right?
