Rosalind, First of all let me tell you how much I enjoy your Net Profits Today Ezine. I also bought your e-book (Super Affiliate Handbook) a while back which kick started me to build my own web site. Although I have extensive retail experience in the offline world, your tips and ideas helped integrate my [...]
A total eclipse of the Moon will occur during the early morning of Tuesday, August 28, 2007, and from start to finish, will last about three hours and thirty-three minutes. The lunar eclipse will be widely visible from Canada, the United States, the Pacific Ocean, western Asia and Australia. In North America, only observers to [...]
by Rosalind Gardner on August 11, 2007
in My Travels
When checking into the Banff Park Lodge, I specifically asked the girl at the front desk in which direction the room faced. She pointed to the west. Being somewhat claustrophobic and knowing that the west-facing rooms had unobstructed views, I was relieved. I knew she had misled us however as we toted our baggage southwards [...]
by Rosalind Gardner on August 11, 2007
in My Travels
At just before 10AM this morning Ed and I tripped down the hill to the corner of Eckhardt Avenue and Main Streets to watch the 60th Annual Penticton Peachfest Parade. Touted as one of the largest parades in British Columbia, there were floats from cities and towns around BC, Alberta and Washington State.
by Rosalind Gardner on August 9, 2007
in My Travels
2007 marked the 24th Annual Sandcastle Competition hosted by the Skaha Rotary and its sponsors during Penticton’s Peachfest and I’m glad that I finally attended my first one. Family, youth, kids and corporate teams vied for prizes ranging from 100 to 300 bucks, although fame and fun were more likely incentives to participate.
by Rosalind Gardner on August 3, 2007
in Ros Reads
I literally pack a bag of maps for each of our road trips, and as I write this, Ed is intently studying a map of Spokane, Washington, to determine our route and plans for tommorow. Do you need maps? If so, you’ll be glad to know that each month, Maps.com features a few products from [...]
by Rosalind Gardner on August 2, 2007
in My Travels
I have fond memories of working and living in Castlegar, British Columbia from January until October 1990 (at which time the air traffic control tower closed and they sent us all packing.) One of those memories includes taking lunchtime breaks to enjoy bowls of borscht at a little restaurant kitty-corner to the library. So when [...]