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Let Me Tell You What I THINK

You all know I love new stuff. I love gadgets. I love mail order catalogs. I love places like TJ Maxx where you have to shuffle through piles of stuff in search of a treasure. And you know how I feel about the Salvation Army. I guess I just like treasure hunts and hoping to find something really good.

Well, sometimes, something good just finds me. And it did recently. I was contacted by a media company that works with several Christian ministries. I am going to do an occasional product and resource review and post them on my blog. I'm not getting paid for the reviews...I just get to keep what I'm reviewing. I love that! So keep watching and pretty soon, I'll tell you what I think. As if I wouldn't do that anyway?! Just look for the button, and you'll find my review.
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Unknown said…
I'll be waiting patiently, can’t wait to hear what you think about one thing or another.
8/04/2007 3:38 PM
Anonymous said…
That sounds like fun! I have always wanted to do mystery shopping or dining reviews.
8/05/2007 7:51 AM
Misty said…
Hi Jen,

Thanks for your comments on my blog. I like your Library thing, you have some of my favorites on there! I may have to check that out more. The reviews sound like a fun thing to do.
8/05/2007 3:35 PM
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