I have never owned or used a cell phone or an iPhone or any other gadget like that.
If I need to get in touch, I use a regular telephone or send a quick, short email.
My phone has a flat rate so I can call anywhere for the same price. That saves a bundle, and frees me up to read more good books, with nobody able to get in touch with me.
If you really need someone to do something...go into their office and ask them in person. I worked in an office once that had a "no intra-office emails on Fridays" rule and it was brilliant.
Obviously, if you or your colleague are remotely based this won't work but do it when you can.
Believe it or not, baking soda and apple cider vinegar did wonders to my hair. As a person who has used Garnier, Pantene, Wen, Organix, "salon approved products", Suave, and TRESemme, baking soda and apple cider vinegar work really well!
TRUST me. If you saw the ingredients in your shampoo and conditioner, you would not want to individually put that stuff in your hair.
How is sulfur and chloride worse than baking soda?
Might be worthwhile to get paper bills (but still e-pay when due) and do this:
1. Open bill upon receipt and separate payment stub from bill (fold and place under flap so it's visible.
2. Note on outside flap corner date to e-pay or mail (ie, E-Pay 4/18).
3. Line up all bills with this outside flap showing in order of due date (ie., 4/18, 4/21, etc.).
4. I do this immediately when I get the bills and there they sit in one specific place on my desk (dates facing me or facing up) where I will not miss seeing them. For anything I decide to mail, I also put a stamp on the envelope and fill out the return address.
Done.
Get rid of burned-on food on the bottom of a stainless steel pan - spread a layer of ketchup, then cover with a paper towel. Keep the paper towel moist and let the ketchup sit overnight. Any tomato-based product will work - salsa, cream of tomato soup, etc. - but ketchup is convenient and free, if you bring it home from the burger joint.
I have been using skype to save money on long distance bills and also so my mom and stepdad can see their new great grandson from afar. Skype is such a wonderful service!
I get up and talk to them when I have a question instead of emailing or IMing. It's faster to just talk to them.
I have never owned or used a cell phone or an iPhone or any other gadget like that.
If I need to get in touch, I use a regular telephone or send a quick, short email.
My phone has a flat rate so I can call anywhere for the same price. That saves a bundle, and frees me up to read more good books, with nobody able to get in touch with me.
I like to keep an email list and send out random updates or check in with colleagues every once in a while!
We keep in touch with facebook.
We have beloved family over-seas so we save oodles!
I've only used a few times so far but think it will be extremely advantageous for saving my hard-earned money.
We use Facebook and LinkedIn messages.
Email
If you really need someone to do something...go into their office and ask them in person. I worked in an office once that had a "no intra-office emails on Fridays" rule and it was brilliant.
Obviously, if you or your colleague are remotely based this won't work but do it when you can.
I like using technology - Facebook, Skype, email. Whatever works, often a combination of those.
Believe it or not, baking soda and apple cider vinegar did wonders to my hair. As a person who has used Garnier, Pantene, Wen, Organix, "salon approved products", Suave, and TRESemme, baking soda and apple cider vinegar work really well!
TRUST me. If you saw the ingredients in your shampoo and conditioner, you would not want to individually put that stuff in your hair.
How is sulfur and chloride worse than baking soda?
Might be worthwhile to get paper bills (but still e-pay when due) and do this:
1. Open bill upon receipt and separate payment stub from bill (fold and place under flap so it's visible.
2. Note on outside flap corner date to e-pay or mail (ie, E-Pay 4/18).
3. Line up all bills with this outside flap showing in order of due date (ie., 4/18, 4/21, etc.).
4. I do this immediately when I get the bills and there they sit in one specific place on my desk (dates facing me or facing up) where I will not miss seeing them. For anything I decide to mail, I also put a stamp on the envelope and fill out the return address.
Done.
Skype is a good way to stay in touch inexpensively.
The gold is money, everything else is credit conversation.
We like to email each other with updates.
I use email for any contact with colleagues.
Linked In! Best way to reach out and network across long distances, then email and/or phone for more follow-up.
When I travel, I rely on Skype instead of paying international calling fees!
Get rid of burned-on food on the bottom of a stainless steel pan - spread a layer of ketchup, then cover with a paper towel. Keep the paper towel moist and let the ketchup sit overnight. Any tomato-based product will work - salsa, cream of tomato soup, etc. - but ketchup is convenient and free, if you bring it home from the burger joint.
Starting to use LinkedIn is one of my financial resolutions for the year!
I use Skype to video chat friends, and I set aside one day a week to catch up with friends.
I typically use the phone for colleagues and Skype for friends/family.
I use Skype, easy and free!
use skype!
I have been using skype to save money on long distance bills and also so my mom and stepdad can see their new great grandson from afar. Skype is such a wonderful service!