To what extreme do you bloggers go to get that photo into your story? Will you drive by a Ripley's Believe It Or Not-type scene and think, "Wow, that woulda made a good visual aid to put on my blog", but you don't actually stop and take that picture? Or are you some stalking paparazzi wannabe, living on the edge, keeping your camera with you at all times, should an unbelievable photo op present itself? (read the rest)

A recent survey conducted by Consumer Reports says that motorists are feeling the pain at the pump, and it is impacting their lifestyles and shaping future car buying habits. The "Auto Pulse" survey revealed some very interesting answers.

Thisis my very first time writing a blog, so I really don't know what to expectfrom it. so here goes - I am a 31 year old mom of three boys, I have a wonderful husband - buthe is a typical husband (I'll explain later) and we also have 2 dogs. My lifeis crazy! But in the same breath I can say it is boring!

You did?  That's terrific!  And what did your pet tell you?  Another question for you:  how did you receive the information your pet gave you? Think of your sixth sense as simply an expanded way to take in information through your regular senses of sight, hearing, feeling, touching and smelling.  The difference is that when using your sixth sense, you are receiving details or guidance that is not concrete. The prefix 'clair' means 'clear'.  The ways we take in extrasensory information is through:   

This is my first blog ever and I am not even sure what I should write.  First and foremost, let me tell you a little bit about myself and my family.  My name is Stephanie and I am 38 years old.  I have been married to Ed for a little over 14 years.  Some days it seems like it was just yesterday we got married and other days it feels like we have been married for a lifetime.  We have two children together....Kaylee is 13 years old and Carawan is 7 years old.  We live in a rural area in Southampton County Virginia.  I work full time and then come home to another full time job, the kids