Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library
Somerset/Worcester folks, you have to print out the registration form & mail to your local office (Salisbury).
Friday, December 17, 2010
Six Flags Read to Succeed program
Monday, June 29, 2009
How to find FREE stuff!
Thanks to the internet, it’s pretty simple to find a wide variety of products & services that are completely FREE, without much effort on your part. Obviously, scoring free things are great for your purse, but are also great for the environment, because it cuts down on waste that ends up in the landfills.
There are dozens of websites dedicated to helping you find a new home for your un-wanted items, such as FreeCycle & Craigslist. You can even tap into the Local Reuse application on your iPhone for another outlet. Before you throw it out, remember, “One man’s trash is another’s treasure!”
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Free samples/Trials/Giveaways/Promotional Items
Trade children’s items you no longer want/need at:
Travel
CouchSurfing connects travelers with hosts around the globe. The result: You both get a free place to stay & locals to hang out with for an inside glimpse of other cultures.
Use Digsville, Home Base Holidays, HomeExchange, and Home Link to find traditional home-exchange opportunites.
Want to score some free (or cheap) drinks while you’re traveling to
Books
Jewelry/Clothes
You can get FREE new jewelry at Silver Jewelry Club. This jewelry manufacturing company is trying to get the word out about their designs, but you will be responsible for the shipping cots.
Visit Swapstyle for an outlet to trade clothes, accessories, shoes & even cosmetics.
Trading
Looking for a place to trade/barter? Check out U-Exchange, where you can trade anything from babysitting & calligraphy lessons to pianos & foosball tables to cars & boats.
Favorpals is all about helping you trade skills & favors. Clean someone’s house in exchange for dog walking or tutoring.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
FREE books for kids!
Here are some quick facts about the program:
- At the close of the year, 732 communities in 43 states, the District of Columbia, 6 Canadian
provinces, and 1 Canadian territory participated in the program. - 420,000 children receive a book each month
- In 2007, just under 4.5 million books were mailed, a 37% increase from 2006.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
I won!
Last week while I was sick, I finished the book I'd been reading since Christmas (given to me by a dear friend, Maria). So, I could think of nothing better than to spend my winnings on the next book in the series:




Now, to find time to get all this reading done! Thanks guys!!!!
