I am looking for guest bloggers for this site. Got the gift of the gab? Do you feel strong about a certain subject?
Call us bloggers, blogaholics but one thing is for sure. We have a lot to say - On EVERY subject. If you are looking for marriage advice, dating advice, share stories about parenting, women in business, networking we have it all here and welcome your input.
I still have openings for a few more bloggers who can give dating advice, so don’t be shy. Contact me today
Filed under: Love Blogging? on August 10th, 2007 | No Comments »
Okay the title is weird, but I went for a drive yesterday afternoon so I could eat my lunch near the water. There wasn’t a seagull in site. Then I decided to throw some BBQ fritos out the window. Yes I had a very healthy lunch. Within seconds there were about 25 - 30 seagulls surrounding my car. I started throwing a few fritos out the window and all the seagulls starting fighting and making seagull noises. (I actually looked up on the Internet what it was called when they make their noise and found nothing. Anyways, back to my story. I decided to open the door of my car and start dropping the fritos closer and closer to the car. All the seagulls stood back and barked (for the lack of a better word) You could see a pecking order (sorry for the pun) and they would threaten any other bird that got in its way. Then suddenly from the back of the flock, one sole seagull walked slowly up to my car. I stayed really still as it approached the open door of my car. Read more »
Filed under: Got what it takes to be an Entrepreneur? on August 10th, 2007 | No Comments »
It has been over 10 years…maybe more since I picked up a book. I just got busy in my life and then the Internet came a long and ate away all my time.
Just last month I picked up my first book and read it. I use to start at the back of a book, I was an impatient reader, but this time I started at the front and before I know it I had read 50 pages. My journey started with the secret.
The other books I have read have been
1. Jack Canfield Success Principles
2. Ladies Who Launch by Victoria Scolligan and Beth Schoenfeldt (with Amy Swift)
3. The Creative Habit Twyla Tharp - Learn it and Use it for Life
For any woman starting in business you need to read Ladies Who Launch. I was walking out of Chapters Book Store the other day and say it just as I was heading out the door. The put the books there like chocolates at the cashier….I read the back cover and thought hey, I need this book. They have a website www.ladieswholaunch.com but buy the book, you will need it and then go and register on the site. There are meetings all over the United States and in Canada. I found one in Toronto and I am just waiting to hear from them.
Well it is nearly 2:00 in the morning and I need to get this posted, so happy reading
MMMomma
Filed under: Books you should read on August 10th, 2007 | No Comments »
I just found this great site. The company is based in England
Do you like playing online games? Do like playing against friends? You can win money as well. This is in the pre launch phase, click on the banner for more information.
Filed under: Uncategorized on July 30th, 2007 | No Comments »
If you would like to learn more about blogging and making money online I will be writing an article in December.
As I am in the business of LOVE, getting some linky love sounds like Good Karma. If you want Good Karma you can click on the links 
Remember, avoid spam, as the negative karma produced by the spam tends to cancel out the good karma that might otherwise have been generated.
MMMomma
Filed under: Uncategorized on July 25th, 2007 | No Comments »
Technorati Profile
So many social networking sites, so little time. By the time I Ziki, linkedin, post photos on Flikr, Virb, Twitter, youtube, facebook I am all worn out.
I just joined Squidoo which is a lot of fun and you can make money there too.
But I guess this is the only way that MMMomma will be found.
Filed under: Love Blogging? on July 24th, 2007 | No Comments »
Seriously people. I just watched (by accident) as I was flicking channels, the Victoria Beckham comes to America show and she really needs to find some look alikes to use as decoys. I enjoyed the part where she wanted to find a look alike to fool the press so she could go to a jewelery store to buy Beck’s a welcome to America watch. They went to a sex shop and bought a blow up doll. They even went to the trouble to get a wig for this doll and her personal hairdresser gave the doll’s wig a look- a- like hair cut. I think it fooled the paparazzi long enough for her to slip away, so they could film her picking out a very expensive watch for Beck’s at one of the top jewelry stores in L.A. I actually did the reverse to what Victoria Beckham experienced. O.K, I am not the wife of a famous soccer player, but I did meet and marry a British guy and had to experience what life had in store for me in England. They use different expressions over there, such as: a truck is a lorry, the washroom is the loo, so I can just imagine how bewildering it was for Victoria Beckham to come to America.
It is great to see that Beckham is trying to get Americans to love soccer as much as Europe does. Beckham said in an interview ““This is one of the biggest challenges I’ve ever taken on in my career,” “To move to a new country, the other side of the world, it’s something I’m looking forward to. In my career I’ve played for two of the biggest club sides in the world Manchester United and Real Madrid,” Beckham said “I’ve also played 11 years for my country, and I’m still playing for my country. Well let’s hope that Beckham gets Americans and Canadians alike, more interested in the game of soccer. It is huge in England, personally I have always been a Arsenal fan myself . I am the chairperson for the Arsenal Canada supporters club which was started two years ago.
I am sure that Victoria is going to get sick and tired of being hunted down by the paparazzi all the time. So I thought I would do her a favor. If there are any Victoria Beckham look alikes out there please send me your photo. You never know when Victoria Beckham could use you to fool the ole paparazzi again.
Welcome to America Victoria
MMMomma
Filed under: Celebrities on July 16th, 2007 | No Comments »
I have several copies of the book “The Secret” which I am giving away. These are brand new books that I will mail to you. What’s the catch you ask? I want you to write down things that you want to change in your life. Do you hate your job, having money problems,relationship, family issues? Then I want you to read this book, and let me know how things change in your life. Write a journal or just take notes of the changes that happen to you and then contact me. I want to see how it changes your life
Oprah had a show dedicated to people who have read the Secret and how it changed their lives. I never saw it, but I know what it can do as I have experienced it first hand. So here is your chance to get a copy of this book “FOR FREE”. I will offer more free stuff so watch this space
MMMomma
Filed under: Free stuff? Yes FREE on July 12th, 2007 | No Comments »
After I wrote the post about the Secret, I did some more research on Rhonda Byrnes and found this interesting book review by a person who suffers from fibromyalgia. This is a topic that is close to my heart as I have a neighbour and a sister that suffers from Fibromyalgia. The blog is called But you don’t look sick
It is a very difficult medical problem as so many people do not understand this illness. My sister has a hard time with doctors as they do not know how to treat her. She is in constant pain. After reading this blog I found another entry on the website that was a book review for the fibromyalgia diet book
I am hoping through the power of the Internet that Fibromyalgia sufferers find some way to make their life less painful and able to lead normal lives. I really think that the book the Secret helps people in every situation, it is not a cure all but a positive outlook has helped a lot of people. And as I said before, what have you got to lose?
MMMomma
Filed under: The Secret on July 12th, 2007 | No Comments »
Dealing with the loss of a child has been the hardest part of my life. But losing two children, nearly destroyed me. We were so lucky to have had three children who we named Andy, Katie and Jamie. The pregnancies went well, we were enjoying our life with our children until that fateful day. Our son Jamie was 18 months old. For several months Jamie had been sick off and on, so was late for his last booster shot which was HIB which stands for Haemophilus influenzae type b. Back then children were immunized when they were 18 months. Now they can get it as early as 0-12 months. I have copied this text from another site so you know what happens when your baby does not get vaccinated.
“Why does my baby need the Hib vaccine?
The Hib vaccine protects your child from the Haemophilus influenzae type b bacteria, which can cause epiglottitis (severe swelling in the throat that makes it hard to breathe), a serious form of pneumonia, and a disease called bacterial meningitis. Meningitis is an infection of the membrane covering the brain and spinal cord that can lead to lasting brain damage and deafness in young children, and can sometimes be fatal. Haemophilus influenzae can also cause serious joint and skin infections as well as other less common infections.
Before the Hib vaccine was approved for young children in 1990, Hib was the leading cause of bacterial meningitis in U.S. infants and children. Every year, roughly 20,000 people were infected with Hib, and two-thirds of those patients developed meningitis.
Jamie woke up one morning feeling pretty cranky. I got my two other children off to school, and that day Jamie only got worse. He started running a very high temperature, so like other times, I bathed him in cool water and he seemed to be comfortable. As the day progressed though, he became increasingly sleepy. I started having a hard time waking him up. I called my husband at work and he came home, and then we called our family doctor. When I told the doctor how sick Jamie was he told us Read more »
Filed under: Grieving the Loss of a Child on July 11th, 2007 | No Comments »
