@LizMcGill43 on myLot

sunnflr @sunnflr (2767) • United States 14 Aug 08

I joined up with them two days ago. I've written four articles and already had one accepted by the client. I hope to find out about the other three by tomorrow. Hopefully they'll all go through. The site is very easy to use and...

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LizMcGill43 sunnflr, $90.77 is what textbroker.com has paid me so far! I started out on a 3 star rating...which you know pays .01 a word.....now I'm up to a 4 star rating...and making about $25 a day....the site is awesome! I also write on the side for Associate.com...

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Iriene88 @Iriene88 (5343) • Malaysia 30 Jul 09

When I was young, I used to play with my neighbours. The games we used to play 'Hopscotch', tops, flying kites, throwing sandal to hit cards (do not know the name...lol). When I saw children playing any of this games. I...

childhood games

reminiscence

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LizMcGill43 Thank you so much for the warm welcome! I have throughly enjoyed my recent experiences with mylot! I hope to be a regular contributor to this website, and hope to make many new and lasting friendships here.

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jellymonty @jellymonty (2352) 31 Jul 09

Well I've just lost my cell phone (again!) and I can't bloody find it.. trouble is I switched it off so every time I ring it its going to voice mail. I don't know where it is! I've looked everywhere and I can't find it.. The last...

cell phone missing again

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LizMcGill43 I just had to get into this discussion thread! This reminded me of a discussion I and my husband had with our fifteen-year old daughter last year. This discussion came way by the third cell phone she had lost in one month! When this fact was pointed out to...

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Iriene88 @Iriene88 (5343) • Malaysia 30 Jul 09

When I was young, I used to play with my neighbours. The games we used to play 'Hopscotch', tops, flying kites, throwing sandal to hit cards (do not know the name...lol). When I saw children playing any of this games. I...

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LizMcGill43 Oh the joys of childhood games! As a child growing up before the video games came out, (Ok, here goes the age dating question:"Does anyone remember Atarie?") we spent hours outside playing tag football, red rover, softball, kickball and hardly ever went back...

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LizMcGill43 @LizMcGill43 (19) • United States 29 Jul 09

Has your recent seclusion into your new writing project left you lacking in the social interaction department? Have your caring family and friends stopped trying to lure you back into the social scene? Worse still, have your...

the writer

writing

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LizMcGill43 awww shucks! Thanks. ;) Ray, (hubby), is an Extrovert, I'm a introvert, and our poor dog is confused! ;)

30 Jul 09

LizMcGill43 @LizMcGill43 (19) • United States 29 Jul 09

Has your recent seclusion into your new writing project left you lacking in the social interaction department? Have your caring family and friends stopped trying to lure you back into the social scene? Worse still, have your...

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LizMcGill43 Distractions are highly over-rated unless of course, someone is bleeding, dying or, well, dead. I have been doing side work all day, and school work non-stop. My husband came home tonight and heated his own plate up. The dog had to bark at me to be let out,...

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LizMcGill43 @LizMcGill43 (19) • United States 29 Jul 09

Has your recent seclusion into your new writing project left you lacking in the social interaction department? Have your caring family and friends stopped trying to lure you back into the social scene? Worse still, have your...

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Canellita @Canellita (12029) • United States 28 Jul 09

In case you miss it, AC is going to be performing maintenance on the site tomorrow night and if you are in progress of submission your work will be lost! Best to get all submissions in early in the day or hold them until...

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LizMcGill43 Thank you so much for this bit of information, and for passing it along. It is nice to see that people still do good deeds! I guess that leaves me to mosey down to helium if the lighteningbolt of inspirations suddenly zaps my writer's block(ade)!

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rebelmel @rebelmel (1386) • United States 21 Jul 09

Hello everyone. Very recently I have been involved in a traumatic situation which has left me confined to my house for a while. I am currently signed up for Helium and AssociatedContent. I figured that now was the best time to...

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LizMcGill43 Rebelmel, hello there. I write for both of the websites you mentioned. It really takes dedicated writing, monitoring of your pages, and an endless desire to better yourself at writing. I use these websites to hone my writing skills, meet wonderful writers and...

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Iriene88 @Iriene88 (5343) • Malaysia 26 Jul 09

Different people have different expectation on life. Therefore, Different people will have different interpretaion of happiness! What is your definition of HAPPINESS? Pls share your views here, thanks!

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LizMcGill43 My interpretation of happiness is a godly amount of hard rain,(which means no one is coming to visit you)while sharing a hot cup of coffee with my husband in a moment of blissful peace!

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byfaithonly @byfaithonly (10698) • United States 25 May 09

I've been rather frustrated with Helium lately - mainly because I'm not earning a penny off the 30 articles I have posted there. If you don't know one of their rules to earn is you must have a rating star - members rate each...

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LizMcGill43 Faith, I've had that problem also. Today I logged back into my account at helium and added some articles, and was taken back by how many of my stars had twinkled out! Like you, I am trying to work my way back to at least where I was a few months ago. I...

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byfaithonly @byfaithonly (10698) • United States 25 Jul 09

I spend more time writing:) 2 short stories: “Autumn Colors” and “Friday Night at K-Mart” 2 content articles “How to Chase Balloons” and “How to Improve Your Call Center Experience” 3 slideshows “Mixed Garden Flowers”,...

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LizMcGill43 If there is one thing I learned about living out in the country, it is that one can never have too many extention cords! Why do you think they put electric outlets on the sides of a mobile home? (Yes, I live in a double-wide in the middle of an eight-acre cow...

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byfaithonly @byfaithonly (10698) • United States 25 Jul 09

I spend more time writing:) 2 short stories: “Autumn Colors” and “Friday Night at K-Mart” 2 content articles “How to Chase Balloons” and “How to Improve Your Call Center Experience” 3 slideshows “Mixed Garden Flowers”,...

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LizMcGill43 When my Internet connection mysteriously evaporates into thin air, cyber air that is, I usually take out my laptop and continue my writings on it. This still allows my creative juices to continue and I don't have to look at the dirty dishes in my sink, or...

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K.Rajib G. @krajibg (11922) • Guwahati, India 25 Jul 09

Many do it. when they are about to leave home for office or market or anywhere for considerably longer period they chant the name of the Lord. Those on the driving seat are more prone to this. Why? do not you have the self...

timid people

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LizMcGill43 I have been known to be verbal with my prayers to God, when one of my daughters takes the keys, and ultimately my very own life, in their hands. These prayers are intermitted pleas for safety, between sharp intakes of breaths and slamming my foot down on an...

26 Jul 09

savypat @savypat (20216) • United States 25 Jul 09

Do you remember how things in your past smelled? Studies show that smells are one of the most lasting triggers to memories. I remember the smell of the public swimming pool early in the morning when we were in swim classes. Of...

memories

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LizMcGill43 The smell of an approaching rainstorm is like fresh cut watermelons waiting to be devoured. This smell takes me back to my childhood, when eating watermelons on the back porch, and spitting the seeds at each other was deemed prime time summer fun! The smell of...

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