The picture above is one of the views outside on the deck of my home. My son-in-law climbed up on a ladder to attach the face on his tree. Then my daughter planted the flowers in the planter you see there on the rail.
This is a summertime reminder of all the beauty that surrounds us here in God’s world.
However it is now time to move on to some autumn projects that I have in mind, so I am starting work on another guide (topic not known as yet) which will be similar in make-up to my recent Quick Books Guide. Click here to read about Quick Books Guide.
“Musical training is a more potent instrument than any other because rhythm and harmony find their way into the inner places of the soul” -Plato
Click on the link below and listen to this wonderful music by Ludwig Van Beethoven. Your windows media player will enhance the music with color and motion.
That may be rather heavy stuff and is possibly not your kind of music, so on a lighter note, here is a little something you can do with your electronic keyboard.
If you have a favorite song that is fairly simple, try tapping the tune out on your keyboard with one finger. After you have memorized the keys, play the tune with a second note which is two notes up or sometimes try two notes down on your keyboard.
Just listen to the sound to see which way is most appealing to your ears. When you have the right sound, memorize it this way and “bingo” you have just played your first song.
One of my favorites is a song called “Rain Drops” on a CD named “101 Strings & Pianos”. It is a classical piece and when you hear it played on the CD you think “ I could never play this in a million years”, but I tried the above “playing by ear” method and it actually sounded quite good and I had fun with it. Of course I still play the CD over and over again on my stereo and the tune repeats itself in my mind.
I have written a guide with some music and screen shots. Visit the following page to find out more.
I have just completed my third guide and set up the corresponding page where you can read all about it.
The guide takes you on a tour of QuickBooks Easy Start – with detailed explanations of each step to building a business bookkeeping system.
If you are just starting out with your business or are looking for an easier way to handle business books, perhaps this guide along with the QuickBooks Easy Start program is just what is needed.
Making money on the Internet can be either a dream or a nightmare. It all depends upon the route you take.
There are so many options and so many opinions that it’s easy to get all muddled, and end up running around in circles. One day you try one method, the next day another, and another, and another. Before you know it, months have slipped by and you’ve made no progress at all. Worse, you’ve spent a lot of money on a pile of e-books that are now collecting digital dust on your hard drive.
The problem is, most e-books don’t take you all the way, so they just add to the confusion. Too many of them assume knowledge that you do not have, so they leave you stranded. Others expect you to buy more books from them to fill in the gaps.
What you really need is a complete, step-by-step Home Study Course that takes you from Point A (starting from scratch) to Point B (running a profitable Internet business) without any gaps or assumptions.
Fortunately, Kevin Riley has created exactly such a complete Home Study Course. Seven manuals that take you step-by-illustrated-step through every single task and show you exactly how to do it. No assumptions here! No special skills required!
Usually, such a comprehensive Home Study Course would cost you hundreds of dollars – and be well worth it – but right now, Kevin is offering his superb course at a super-low Recession Buster price. I highly recommend getting this Home Study Course today if you are serious about earning a living from home. Go to:
I just made a short video on screentoaster about switching between windows on your computer. I would say it is not very professional but you should go to Screentoaster and see some others or try it yourself.
The picture above is one of the views outside on the deck of my home. My son-in-law climbed up on a ladder to attach the face on his tree. Then my daughter planted the flowers in the planter you see there on the rail.
