When the good die young it tends to put life into perspective. Fighting with your spouse, yelling at the kids, not taking time for yourself, all for what? You love your spouse, you love your kids, and you most definitely should be loving yourself. So why spend so much energy on so much negative?
When The Good Die Young
I heard today that a rep I’ve worked with, Julie from Tractenberg & Co. PR, recently passed away (her family has set up a Go Fund Me page to help with expenses).
Today’s post “How To Host A Moms Night In – A Guide For Beginners” is brought to you by our friends at Giraffas USA! Thank you for catering our Moms Night In – it was much appreciated.
So you want to host a party – more specifically a Moms Night In. After hosting several Moms Night In, and hearing my friends repeatedly promise to do the same, I’ve decided to create this how to guide for you – and them.
From time to time I am selected to host a house party. This is when a brand/company wants to showcase and feature a product, whether new or on promotion, and they need people like you and me to help them do so. They will send you most of the stuff you need (sometimes even a gift card to purchase food) and you simply invite friends over to party with you. One of my most fun parties was that time I got to showcase the Keurig Vue (and KEEP it)! You do not need a blog to be selected.
Disclosure: This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Fat Brain Toys. I have received product samples and compensation from Fat Brain Toys; however, all opinions are my own. This post contains an affiliate link.
Can you believe that 2014 is almost over? I mean seriously, where has the time gone. Another year come and gone in what seems like in the blink of an eye.
We’ve had quite a bit of excitement and lots of action packed happenings.
Disclosure: I have been compensated in the form of a Best Buy Gift Card and/or received the product/service at a reduced price or for free. All opinions are 100% my own.
I remember when the first Nintendo was released back in 1987. It was about $100 dollars and I begged and begged my mom to get me one. For probably the same reasons I have bought my son gaming systems she said yes!!! I traveled to the city with friends and bought my system, I was the happiest kid on the planet.
