I just changed the template on my "A Love for Literature " again, because there was commenting trouble. Take a look at it, and tell me what you think. Take note that I am still remodeling ;)
Yours truly,
Today… Monday, February 8 2010 / Shevat 25 5770
Outside my window… The clear night sky, the cold blue-ish snow.
I am thinking… I'm thinking, "What am I thinking?"
I am thankful for… Youtube.
I am wearing… My light blue skirt, my black undershirt with a black shirt with lace in front.
I am reading… Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne
I am creating… Letters and collage.
One of my favorite things… Youtube.
For education this week… As I said in my last post, catching up, and learning my new camera.
A keeper at home skill I am using/learning … None at present.
A spiritual lesson I’m learning… Trust in HaShem
A godly character trait I plan to work on… Diligence.
Scripture I am memorizing… None at present.
I am praying for… A safe journey for my aunt and cousin this week.
For the rest of the week… I want to feature my Mom on here, because her birthday was Saturday. Thursday, My aunt and cousin are coming from Colorado.
A picture I’d like to share…
Zoey and Zion
You know, I never thought that my blog would become as cool advanced as it is. I'm not well known (yet) , but I've come a long way from being a novice. I mean, I can fuss with HTML a bit, and coordinate my sidebars after years of practice . OK, maybe that doesn't count. ;) So far as popularity, I have made many sweet friends, and have taken on some hosting. Well, you may be wondering why am I boasting ranting like this. Well, I wanted to introduce two awesome facts.
First, my profile has had officially 1,000 views from July 13 2008 (when I began) until today.
Second, I unfortunately unconsciously passed my 100Th post (at least it was ironically significant and appropiate). But, I am 10/11 posts away from 200!!! I will make sure it is a good, appropiate to the occasion post.
For now, I need to get to bed, because I have some catching up to do in my studies tomorrow (no, I am not always behind *anxiously turns from side to side*)
Good night!
p.s- You may have noticed that a scheduled post was published today, Green Works or Lysol?, and this is the first of several special scheduled (say that 3 times fast*wink) posts that will be appearing every Sunday, in place of Weekly Aliyah.
* A scheduled post of a compare and contrast essay I wrote for English class.*
Cleaning products are a small but important part of the home, depending how much you clean. They are important because the cleanliness of your home depends largely on what products you use, and how well they clean. Green Works and Lysol are two popular cleaning products. How do you know which one really works?
Green Works is a production of Clorox. Green Works is a group of cleaning products that are made out of renewable resources, petrochemicals, and are biodegradable. The solution of most of the products is made out of plant and mineral based ingredients, and corn based ethanol, which is an eye irritant, so requires some caution. It does not contain harsh fumes which make it easy on sensitive noses, and no dangerous chemicals, so it is safe for children and pets. Many people are at first apprehensive to use Green Works, because they are afraid it won’t clean as well as other products like Lysol. In fact, many people say that it does not clean well at all. But most who have tried Green Works have been satisfied, and are happy to have a good cleaner that helps the environment. The price of Green Works product is usually from three to five dollars.
Lysol has been around for much longer than Green Works from Clorox, and is therefore trusted. Lysol is made of many dangerous chemicals and contains forms of chloride and alcohol. Despite these dangerous chemicals, Lysol has a good reputation for disinfecting, killing germs and odors. It is also popular because of its many uses in the home and workplace. Many people do not like the harsh smell of Lysol products, and therefore condemn it entirely. The price of Lysol is usually from three to seven dollars.
In conclusion, your decision between these two products all depends on what you’re looking for. If you prefer to use a less common product for the benefit of the environment, and know that it is safe for you and your home, and is free of harsh fumes and chemicals, choose Green Works. But if you prefer a strong and reliable cleaning solution, that will kill germs and odors almost instantly, go with Lysol. They both are products from reliable companies, and will help keep your home clean and safe by keeping it free from harsh chemicals with Green Works, or free from germs and odor with Lysol. Keeping your home clean and safe is important, so choose wisely!
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