Welcome to Something for Nothing

I love being able to watch my favorite shows online. It is nice to know that if I miss an Episode of my favorite Grey’s Anatomy that I can watch it the next day online. I just learned Dancing With The Stars has it shows streamed online too. My husband will be so happy. Now if only we could get some of those Sunday night shows, like Amazing Race or Extreme Makeover.

My husband won a business plan competition last year and has been busy meeting investors who want to help him set up his business. The first time he met with some investors they asked for his business card. He didn’t have one. He quickly learned it was important to have business cards to hand out so people would remember him.

And what better way to be remembered than to have quality business cards made with a great, professional design. I found a great website, 123print.com that was easy to use, had a great variety of business cards to chose from and that were reasonably priced. They had a lot of other great products available too much cheaper than the one big printing place I hate because they rip you off.

It is nice to have great products that are reasonably priced at the click of a mouse.

I couldn’t help but wonder how much candy we as Americans buy and consume at Easter. It seems that every turn I took in every store I went were display after display of Easter treats. Thanks to google I am able to do a little research. According to this first site I looked up, Sweet Easter Treats Americans consume more candy at Easter than all other holidays, excluding Halloween. Be prepared to be sick—-we on average spend close to 2 billion dollars on Easter Candy. Gross!

The site also tells you which way most Americans perfer to eat our chocloate bunnies-ears first, feet last. And we eat moe Peeps than any other non-chocolatey treat. This surprised me I thought jellybeans we be at the top.

Have a Hoppy Easter!