For day 18 of the Cornerstone Content Blog Challenge the topic is content that is all videos. Since it’s also Friday Story Time by Lia I’m sharing a few of Lia’s videos that hopefully will make you smile. Lia learned how to play her harmonica but watching a YouTube video with the Harmonica Rascals dated from the early 1940’s! (October 2020) This is my first video review I’ve done and Lia was the perfect model. (November 2020) Lia and her mommy mesmerized by the Christmas light show. (December 2020)
For day 17 of the Cornerstone Content blog Challenge, I’m sharing my user experience with our new smores firepit. This is another item I received for review so I thought it would be fun to show you how we turned it into fun evening around the fire. This was very easy to assemble and everything fit perfectly. It even has a vinyl cover to put over it after it’s totally cold. I like that it comes with a screen cover to keep sparks from jumping out and it has a
The topic for today’s Cornerstone Content Blog Challenge is content that offers expert advice and I hope my blog about where did the comment section go help you if it ever disappears on your blog like it did on mine. This is for WordPress so not sure if other platforms would be the same. Back on one of my previous blogs a reader left a message on my Facebook blog post that there was no section to leave a comment. I didn’t even notice that when I posted the blog
Would you like some tips on saving money? Today is day 15 of the Cornerstone Content Blog Challenge and the topic is content that helps you save money. I’ve written blogs previously about how I use credit cards for just about everything. But to save money you have to find a card that doesn’t have an annual fee for the “privilege” of using the card and look for one that has CASH BACK REWARDS. I accumulate my cash back and towards the end of the year when I check, I
Today starts another week for the Cornerstone Content Blog Challenge and the topic for day 14 is content that highlights lessons from failures. The failure was when our 4 month old puppy knocked down our Christmas tree but we learned we could repurpose the tree for the birds. By the looks on Rusty’s face I think he’s saying “I’m sorry! I didn’t mean to knock the tree over.” But on the bright side none of Lia’s handmade ornaments broke. Of course this was the week after all the sales had