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Nancy Aymond
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Nancy Aymond (Street Articles Author)
Recently leaving the workforce as a full time office manager from Oklahoma, I've started on a new adventure.
After my mobility was seriously affected due to an accident, I found myself unable to work. This accident set me on a new course of online work which is both fulfilling and fun. I was already doing some freelance writing with several assignments and two published magazine stories under my belt so moving forward was easy.
In addition to contract writing on a large variety of subjects, I recently started rewriting and redesigning WordPress sites.
My next major project is a new blog designed for helping disabled and retired workers find work from home opportunities and develop their own websites. Still Here and Useful covers everything from affiliate marketing to overcoming age and physical bias.
This Okie girl lives with her wonderful husband and what I like to call, our second round of kids; several lovable and entertaining cats. We have a small homestead where we raise our own vegetables and have a flock of chickens.
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I’ve been giving you many cooking and food preservation tips but thought I would try some general, household tips. Since the bathroom is my least favorite chore, I decided to start in that area first.
Not only do I try to save money with cooking, I also try to save…
According to the news today, by May, gas prices will climb over $4 a gallon with some cities as high as $4.95 a gallon. As gas prices rise, many are looking for ways to cut back. Spending on food is one place most will start with but, cutting expenses doesn’t…
Feeding a family is becoming more difficult as the cost of food continues to rise, out pacing many incomes. The weekly trip to the grocery store is stressful for many as they try to choose inexpensive items that will fit into an already tight budget and still offer healthy and…
In keeping with my line of thrifty tips and hints for the home and kitchen, I wanted to share some economical recipes that don’t taste cheap.
The main bulk of the meat in my freezer is ground beef because it is so versatile. Some of the most frugal meals are…
Do you think your spouse is cheating? You don’t have solid proof, but something is different: he’s different, and you fear the worst. Whether you have proof or not, the suspicions eat away at you, leaving you fearful and anxious. Suspecting your partner of infidelity is a devastating feeling.
Rachel…
Your spouse’s affair, while devastating, gives you a chance to look at your life and discover who you are and what your needs are. Ask yourself, “Is this who I want to be?”
Eventually, married people enter a comfort zone, not stopping to think about their lives, and if it’s…
You’ve been together over a year yet he hasn’t proposed. In fact, any time the conversation moves toward commitment, he pulls away, becoming distant and nonresponsive. When you’re serious about your relationship, it’s frustrating not understanding why he shuns committing. You love him and want to build a life with…
Grilling season is beginning and it’s time to start thinking about those mouthwatering steaks. So, how do you grill the perfect steak?
Whether using gas or charcoal, the rules for grilling are the same. By following this step-by-step guide, you will soon enjoy mouthwatering steaks.
The most important step to…
My husband and I are known as “Grill Masters” by our friends and relatives. Because of this exulted title, people frequently ask us to recommend barbecue tools and gadgets. The most requested advice is, “Charcoal or gas”? This is always a huge debate among grillers with both sides thinking their…
All cooks need kitchen tools and equipment with their choices varying greatly. The size of the kitchen, type of cooking and the cost, all need consideration as well as the person's preferences. Even with different preferences, there are some tools that are a kitchen necessity. A functioning kitchen needs more…
My Websites
familysurvivalprepping.com
thebackyardchickenfarmer.com
adventuresintoaffiliatemarketing.blogspot.com/
South Korea's Love Of
Gaming Creates New Laws
It is estimated that South Korea has roughly 17 million people, out of their population of 48 million,…
Your Spouse Cheated:
What’s Next?
Your spouse’s affair, while devastating, gives you a chance to look at your life and discover who…
The Pink Ribbon Has the
Blues
The pink ribbon is blue with a tarnished halo for the Susan G. Komen foundation after deciding to withdraw…
Once A Month Cooking - Is
it for You?
Once a month cooking is one of the biggest time-savers when planning meals. Many think it is impossible…
I Shot My Daughter's
Laptop
In Albermarle, North Carolina, Tommy Jordan shot his daughter’s laptop computer after discovering…
Let's Start Canning Part
3
Since I had written directions for an easy, no cook vegetable, I should do instructions for a cooked…
Let's Start Canning Part
1
In my previous articles, I talked about the various types of food preservation. This time I want to…
2012 Best In Show for
Pekingese
My husband and I are avid animal lovers and have owned many pets during our long marriage. I can’t…
Should We Really Buy
American?
As our country struggles with a double-digit unemployment rate we start to look at all the jobs we have…
Jewelry - Hobby Supply
Software Review
Several months ago, I had the opportunity to use a database software called Bead Manager Pro. This software…