Take The Internet Back

As a writer, I'm always looking for new and interesting ways to bring in a little extra money. I encounter this site by accident while I was doing a search for "extra income" or something like that. I check it out and found that I liked the look of the site and the the way they do business.

Reading Targeted E-mails

I joined and now I've found out something else. I like reading e-mail adds that are targeted specifically for me. This is something new, because until I became affiliated with "Take the Internet Back" I didn't enjoy reading adds. I'm including my affiliate site http://www.taketheinternetback.com/index.php?refId=114337, so check it out and see what you think.

Free Downloads

There are also about seven pages of free downloads for affiliates. I've downloaded only one e-book so far. I'll probably download more, but, with other things I have to read, one is enough for new. I don't like to feel I'm overloading myself with reading material. Check it out and have fun while you're doing it.

Good News Served Daily

13 Mashiyyat 164 B.E. - Monday, October 8, 2007 about 6:50 PM PDT

I got tired of hearing bad news all the time. The T.V., newspaper, radio, etc. all blasting with bad news, it's enough to depress anyone and make them sceptical of humanity's future. Therefore, I decided to do something about it. No I didn't stop looking at the T.V. news, if I did that I wouldn't be able to see my favorite weather man. Instead I subscribed to an e-mail news letter that delivers good new to my mail box every day.

A writer needs something other then bad news to keep the muse happy. My muse can work with bad news, but she also likes to hear good news once in a while. The newsletter is called Gimundo. Today's subject line was very intriguing. The good new headline for Columbus Day 2007 is Come On, Get Happy! The main article was about a woman who did a Happiness Project for an entire year. Other features in today's news letter were More Thoughts on Happiness, Dog Discovers Mammoth Bone, and Walk the... Goat? For more information on this wonderful little newsletter click on the title of this blog and you will be redirected to it.

I've even came up with the title and beginning of a poem.

A Year of Happiness

In a year of happiness
life changes from the dreary
daily grind of survival
into living blossoms and fruit.