Wednesday

Bored? Listen to 80s show tunes! We do -- love it!


Relive those great times in your life when you were glued to the tv--lol with this wonderful selection of show tunes specially selected by moonraker79 on YouTube -- great job! Everyone have a great day, great week, and great weekend!

Remember Magnum PI, Family Ties, A-Team, Jeffersons, Bosom Buddies...?

Friday

Must-Have Items When You Have Little Money for Groceries (What to Shop For)

 When your budget is tight and you don't have much money to spend on groceries, stocking up on kitchen pantry essentials can be a great way to stretch your dollars. Here are some must-haves that you should always have in your pantry. These items go a long way and will save you money in the long-term buying in bulk: 

 - Canned vegetables and fruits: Canned vegetables and fruits are a nutritious and economical option that will last longer than their fresh counterparts. They're also very versatile - use them as the foundation of a meal like chili or soup, or add them to omelets, salads, or sandwiches for an extra boost of nutrition. 

 - Whole grains: Whole grains such as oats, quinoa, barley, and bulgur wheat are packed with fiber and other essential vitamins and minerals. Use them in a variety of recipes such as muffins, breads, and pilafs for a healthier meal that won't break the bank. 

 - Nuts: Not only are nuts a great source of protein and healthy fats, but they also store well in your kitchen pantry. Choose from different varieties like almonds, walnuts, pistachios, or cashews to add crunchy texture and flavor to salads, porridges, baked goods, or homemade trail mix. 

 - Dried beans: Dried beans are another pantry staple that can be used in a multitude of dishes. Whether you opt for kidney beans, black beans, chickpeas or lentils - they're all an excellent source of protein, fiber, and other essential vitamins and minerals. Plus, they're a fraction of the cost of canned beans. 

 - Canned fish: Canned tuna, salmon, sardines, or mackerel can be used in salads or sandwiches for a quick meal option. They are also rich in omega-3 fatty acids which can help boost your heart health. Having these items on hand will make cooking dinners easier and more affordable when you have little money to spend on groceries. With a few pantry staples, you'll be able to make delicious meals without breaking the bank! 

 Nicholl McGuire is the owner of this blog and the author of What Else Can I Do on the Internet? a great read for those parents and grandparents that bug you way too much on how to do something on the computer-- lol!

New Business Owners: How to Keep Your Personal Life and Business Private from Prying Eyes

When you own your own business, it can be difficult to keep your personal life private. Whether it’s in person or online, there are always people trying to get access to your information and use it against you. To protect yourself and your business, here are some tips on how to keep your personal life and business private from prying eyes:

1. Use Strong Passwords - It is important to have strong passwords for all of your accounts related to both personal and business matters. This includes email accounts, social media profiles, banking accounts, etc. It's best practice not to use the same password across multiple accounts as that makes them increasingly vulnerable should they be compromised. Also make sure that passwords are complex by using a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.

2. Limit What You Share - When it comes to social media, make sure that you are careful about what content you share publicly with your friends or followers. Although it can be tempting to post everything online, it is important to think through the consequences of making such posts publicly available. Consider not only your business image but also potential legal implications if any content could be used against you later.

3. Secure Your Data - To keep your personal information secure, consider using encryption software for emails, documents, financial records, and other sensitive files. This will ensure that even in the event of a data breach, the information remains protected from hackers. You should also maintain good security practices such as regularly backing up your data and using secure file-sharing services when needed.

4. Monitor Your Cyber Activity - It is important to be aware of what information is being accessed or shared online. Regularly checking your accounts for any suspicious activity can help protect you from unwanted access or malicious use of your personal data. Additionally, be sure to use a secure browser and antivirus software to help protect you from cyber threats.

By following these tips, you can ensure that your personal life and business remain private from prying eyes. Not only will this keep you safe, but it will also benefit the reputation of your business in the long run. Taking steps to protect yourself now will prevent future headaches and stress in the future.

Additionally, if you encounter a security breach or suspect someone is trying to access your data without permission, it is important to contact professionals as soon as possible. They can help ensure that your personal information remains secure and private.


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