I have 2 posts for WEGO health:
1. Check out my interview with
Peanut Free Mama! You can find it
HERE. And leave me a comment and let me know what you think. Or if you are a health activist and would like to be interviewed, let me know that too.
2. WEGO Health has a
Twitter Power Tools Webinar at 8 pm EST on July 9th. It's free and open to all health activists. I attended the webinar last month and I highly recommend it if you use Twitter or are thinking of using Twitter. The presenter, Shwen Gwee is excellent (
@shwen). It's 45 minutes long with 15 minutes for Q and A at the end.
(This will be a sticky post until July 9th. Scroll down for new posts)
Yes, I'm still here. I'm feeling much better, just busy!
Older Boy is at Scout Camp this week and I had to work it on Monday. Otherwise I'm just trying to get caught up on things.
The Little Man's birthday is tomorrow and even though his party isn't until Tuesday, I still need to do a "family party" tomorrow night. I've been getting that together and still planning for the party on Tuesday.
You can find me at
Everyday Health today.
And I just want to remind you that if you are a health activist (which I know many of you are) and you Twitter or are looking at getting into Twitter, WEGO Health is putting on a free Twitter webinar tomorrow at 8 pm EST. You can find out more information and how to registar
HERE. Don't forget it's FREE! So sign up. You know you want to. All the cool kids are doing it....
That's all for now. The kids are asking for lunch :)
(photo courtesy of flagandbanner.com)
This blog has been interrupted by the stomach flu. I've been struggling with it all week and finally just gave up and crawled into bed on Thursday. So while everyone else is outside enjoying fireworks and BBQ, I'll be in bed enjoying
DIY Networks sizzling summer weekend and ginger ale. The good news is that I think I can now refurb our bathroom and build an outdoor kitchen.
Whatever you get paid. It's not enough. You all deserve a raise.


My bushes are trimmed, things are mostly cleaned up, but I TOTALLY DIDN'T ENJOY DOING IT. In fact, at one point, I thought I might die (not literally, but it sure felt like it). And if the
King of Dirt is ever in the Cleveland area and in need of some pro bono work, please feel free to stop by. There's much more to do.
Happy Monday :)