I think King.com is a little bit too addictive. I found a game on there called Magic Spinball that is exactly like (color version) of this really old game on a really old Mac computer I had when I was little. I loved that game and used to play it constantly. It’s quite a pity that I found this game on there too; I’m particularly great at it, but it’s so much fun. You know what they say about simple pleasures? I’m right there; content at spending an hour or two just bouncing a ball into some colorful squares. The only thing I dislike about this new game is that it’s played

I found two new sites, one a GPT site, one a gaming site. The GPT site was one I already knew about, but hadn’t bothered to try yet. I really don’t like GPT sites, and the only thing that makes me show any interest in them at all is desperation and the fact that other people are actually making some money. Getting offers to clear for me isn’t so easy, but the very first offer I tried at <a href="http://www.cashlagoon.com/?ref=12354">Cash Lagoon</a> was approved the very same night. That’s what I call motivation. I didn’t know until the next day that it cleared so

I spent the day searching for other sites or offers that would help me reach my goal this summer. I signed up for a few sites, but since I’m approaching everything with skepticism right now, I don’t think they’re really going to work. I need to find other sites like Associated Content that pay for content. I can write content; it’s what I’m going to school for. What I’m not good at is the ‘get paid to’ sites. I fundamentally dislike them; however, since other people are making money off of them, I figured I need to try also. What do I have to lose (except for time,

I spent the day searching for other sites or offers that would help me reach my goal this summer. I signed up for a few sites, but since I’m approaching everything with skepticism right now, I don’t think they’re really going to work. I need to find other sites like Associated Content that pay for content. I can write content; it’s what I’m going to school for. What I’m not good at is the ‘get paid to’ sites. I fundamentally dislike them; however, since other people are making money off of them, I figured I need to try also. What do I have to lose (except for time,

Well, to begin talking about this wonderful place, I need to say that the $300 I’ve earned so far this summer has just about ALL come from Associated Content. I worked my ass off for a couple weeks doing nothing but write articles for them. Now, hopefully I’m getting a little smarter about what to write, how to submit, and what pays more. I’m still figuring out the bonuses (meaning I haven’t actually made much from them - $0.70). It’s a start, though, and I think this site will probably provide the most money toward my goals, at least as an online ‘job’ is concerned.