So much of running my online store is mundane, but one thing I do enjoy is creating photo albums on the social sites I'm on. Once the items are listed, pictures downloaded to the site, titles, descriptions and tags all done, then I get to group them into albums. I thought I would share a few I've done recently, and please visit the sites that host them as well.
This one is titled "All Christmas All The Time"
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This one is one of my favorites, called "Gentlemen Only!"
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This one was fun to do, "Metallics"
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This one inspired my first blog post! "Places To Go, Things To See"
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And my favorite? "Red".
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Please visit me at Memories Superhighway, Ecrater Stores, or my store, Midcentury Marilyn's!
Friday, October 30, 2009
Slide Show!
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Sunday, October 11, 2009
Winter Activities
Winter is upon us, and whether you live in Winter Park or Palm Springs, winter brings long evenings and longer school vacations. Begin preparing for some family time, and have some fun activities planned.
With holidays coming, it's always fun to try new recipes, so be sure the cookbooks are handy!
Or make some gifts to give. There are so many fun crafts to try!
A cool party idea is a bonfire and sing along!
Can't have a fire? It's alright, singing is still fun!
Games can help pass time, teach patience,
sportsmanship and fairness, and all the while
everyone just thinks it's for entertainment!
Puzzles have the same benefits of games without the competiveness. Keep some around for every age group!
What else can you do? Read, read, read!
When the cabin fever gets it's worst, start planning your garden
or plan your next vacation!
A little preparation will keep winter doldrums at bay!
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Meatloaf
Meatloaf! Boring, huh.
How would you like to unbore your meatloaf? Here's the recipe:
Tie on an apron,
grind some meat, grate some onion.
Don't forget to season it well!
Mix it up in a mixing bowl, go ahead and use the big one, meatloaf is messy!
Shape it in a pretty baking dish, and put some beans in another.
Throw meatloaf, beans and some baking potatoes in the oven, then set the table.
The question always arises, what do I do with the leftover meatloaf?
I have the answer:
MEATLOAF PANINIS!
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Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Start Your Engines!
Cruise down Memories Superhighway!
Get in the fast lane! Destination: Yesteryear!
A new website is open! Memories Superhighway. Where collectors and sellers collide! A hopping place and way more than stuffy china and dusty books (although they are there too!)
A quick tour around and you see lots of interesting places to pull off and investigate. New members should stop by the Tourist Center, where the very friendly rules are posted and a site tour as well. Tourists page is all our members, and Scrapbook is currently our photos and albums, but we are working on another concept for that.
Click the tab called Neighborhoods and you'll find some fun groups to join and plenty of places to show off your favorite collectibles, like Grandma's House, Handmade Highway, The Campground, Atomic Avenue and Music Mile to name only a couple, and anyone can start a group, the more the merrier. Most of the groups have a place for sellers to post, and a place for collectors to show off their collections!
Side Roads is the forum, with the usual discussions and other business. The Gazette is our blog, anyone can post, but no selling, must be informative or of interest to all.
BE SURE to visit the Route 66 page for some real distractions, and be prepared to share a story.
Market Mile is designed for online store owners to have a “shop” to post their online inventory, this is not an active store, only a showroom of your online inventory and you must have an online store. Individuals and ebayers can post in the classifieds in forum. And please post your for sale items in the proper places, we wanted seperate places for collectors to feel free to post their collectibles.
It's fast, free, and easy to join, I hope everyone comes by!
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