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Summer Earning Fun With Box Tops for Education

Posted on August 18, 2013January 10, 2016 by Mandy

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Your kids may be heading back to school soon, but for some of you, the summer fun is still going.  If you’re still taking advantage of all that summer has to offer, why not shop online for the gear, toys, and clothing you need while earning eBoxtops  for your school?

Box Tops For Education Marketplace online has over 300 participating retailers, with stores you will recognize, such as Target, Toys ‘R Us, Wal-Mart, and Macy’s, and specialty shops like Build-A Bear Workshop, Oriental Trading Company, and Young Explorers.  Whatever you’re looking for, chances are you will find just what you need at any of these online stores.  Earning for your school is easy.  Just sign up to designate a school to automatically receive eBoxTops as part of your online shopping experience.

This summer, I was sent a gift card from BTFE to use at the BTFE Marketplace to see just how easy it was to shop and earn for my son’s school.  Since I needed a new pair of shoes, I chose Designer Shoe Warehouse to make my purchase.  I just clicked on the store’s icon, purchased my shoes, and then felt great knowing my purchase was helping out my son’s school.  It really was that simple!  This is a fabulous way for anyone (parents, grandparents, friends, and extended family) to help out a school.  My son’s school has used their BTFE funds in the past to purchase P.E.  and playground equipment.

I am completely satisfied with my experience using the BTFE Marketplace online and I encourage you to check it out if you shop online often and are looking for a way to give back.

BTFE sent me a gift card to use in exchange for blogging about my experience using BTFE Marketplace.  All opinions are my own.

The Power of Resolve #ResolveMyStain

Posted on August 15, 2013January 10, 2016 by Mandy

I love doing laundry, believe it or not, but I hate dealing with those tough stains that won’t come out no matter how hard I work to remove them.  I can’t tell you how many school uniform shirts of my son’s I have had to replace because of not being able to remove a stain from them.  Ditto for many of my nice work shirts.  It’s very frustrating and can get very expensive.  Naturally, I try many products and I thought I had just about settled on my current brand, even though it has let me down a couple of times.  That’s not exactly complete confidence in a product, though.

When given the opportunity to try Resolve Pre Treat Laundry Stain Remover, I figured it couldn’t hurt.  I had the perfect stain to try it out on and a piece of clothing that I wasn’t going to be upset over losing if it didn’t work.  A few days before, I had dropped barbecue baked beans down the front of my blue shirt.

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I had pretty much resigned myself to the fact that this shirt was forever ruined.  That’s a really tough stain.  However, after treating the shirt with Resolve and following a couple of laundry tips, look at the difference:

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And that was BEFORE the shirt was even washed!

Want to know the fate of my blue shirt and a couple of tips I followed to fight this tough stain?  Watch my video below.

Be sure and visit the Resolve Tips Websitefor more great laundry tips.

 

Disclosure: This is a sponsored video for Resolve that I have been compensated for & received free product for through Burst Media. 

Getting To Know You- Mississippi Women Bloggers

Posted on August 1, 2013June 26, 2021 by Mandy

I’m participating in a link-up today at Mississippi Women Bloggers.

What part of Mississippi are you from?

I live in the Delta. My husband and I have an 8-year-old son and two very spoiled cats.

How long have you been blogging?

5 years. I’m pretty sure that makes me a dinosaur in blog years! LOL!

Why did you start blogging?

I started blogging mostly out of boredom!  LOL!  I was a stay-at-home mom at that time, and I loved to write.  I ran across a few blogs online and figured it would be a great way to connect with other moms and fulfill that need to write.

Tell us what we can expect when reading your blog.

When you visit my blog, you can expect to see posts about my life, product reviews, and updates about my work (I’m a children’s librarian in an elementary school).

What does your blog title mean?

I love to read and write, but my greatest joy is being a mom, so that’s what Read. Write. Mom! means.

What do you love about being part of Mississippi Women Bloggers?

Finally getting to know some bloggers from Mississippi!  When I first started blogging, there weren’t a whole lot of women from Mississippi who blogged.  I ran across a few, and instantly felt a sort of connection with them.  I’m so glad to see so many more!

Who inspires you to blog?

My family inspires me.  Most of the stories on my blog revolve around being a mom and wife.

Do your real-life friends know that you blog?  How do they respond?

My close friends and family know that I do, but I doubt that they read it very much.  When they do, they are very supportive, especially my husband and parents.

What is your blogging routine (if you have one)?

I used to try to post at least three times a week.  Sometimes I make that goal, but it’s hard to make it happen sometimes because of work and family obligations.  Here lately, I just try to shoot for once a week.  It’s easy to get consumed with it all.

We all love social media!  Are there any social media links you would like to share so we can follow you?

I have links to all of my social media in the header of my blog, but you can find me on Facebook and Twitter most often.

Name 3 bloggers who have not joined Mississippi Women Bloggers that you would like to see join us!

Keetha, Rachel, and Barbie.

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