[spiderdust]

I'm not sure if people know me well enough to have much curiosity about me, but I'll give it a go -- ask me anything!

[raaman]

How long you have been online and what is your your experience about online earning?

[sprite1950]

I know you a little bit! Haven't seen much of you lately. Where have you been and what sites have you been working on?

[spiderdust]

How long you have been online and what is your your experience about online earning?

I've been online a pretty long time... since 1993, I think, before the World Wide Web was a commonly used thing. My first online earning experience was in 1998, a site called MyPoints, where I'd earn 5 points for reading emails that they'd send me, or for online shopping using links from their website. I'd eventually cash those points in for Walmart gift cards and use them to help buy Christmas presents.

I know you a little bit! Haven't seen much of you lately. Where have you been and what sites have you been working on?

I've been trying to just catch up with life in general since December! Life got rather hectic... my oldest daughter moved out (which has been a stressful situation in itself), so I have fewer people at home to help out, plus Otto 1) threw his back out on Christmas morning and has been been getting treated for that, and 2) had emergency gall bladder surgery in the middle of January. He been off work this whole time, but not able to help me at all. Today was actually his first day back to work since this all happened. On top of all this, the baby is bigger and a LOT more mobile now.

My hands have been pretty full! I actually haven't been doing much earning because I haven't had the time, but I've let the videos on InstaGC play on my laptop, and that's about it. I think I earned a whopping $10 in January. I'm making the attempt to earn a little bit more now, but December and January were pretty difficult in that regard. I just didn't have the time or energy to spare.

[WorkAtHomeGal]

What is your favorite beverage and food? And do you have a specific combo of drink and food together that you prefer?

[spiderdust]

What is your favorite beverage and food? And do you have a specific combo of drink and food together that you prefer?

Ooh, tough question! I really like breakfast food, like scrambled eggs with bacon and vegetables and toast... there's a restaurant in the area known for really good breakfasts, and we often go there for birthdays. They have a platter with scrambled eggs, greens, bacon, and sweet potatoes. It's probably my favorite thing to order there, along with a mug of coffee or glass of freshly squeezed orange juice, and a bowl of strawberries and cream.

[WorkAtHomeGal]

What is your favorite beverage and food? And do you have a specific combo of drink and food together that you prefer?

Ooh, tough question! I really like breakfast food, like scrambled eggs with bacon and vegetables and toast... there's a restaurant in the area known for really good breakfasts, and we often go there for birthdays. They have a platter with scrambled eggs, greens, bacon, and sweet potatoes. It's probably my favorite thing to order there, along with a mug of coffee or glass of freshly squeezed orange juice, and a bowl of strawberries and cream.

Well I am hardcore drooling over here! Gosh the last I had breakfast in a restaurant was maybe 4 years ago during my anniversary with the boyfriend. That restaurant is since gone but they had wonderful blueberry pancakes!

[spiderdust]

Well I am hardcore drooling over here! Gosh the last I had breakfast in a restaurant was maybe 4 years ago during my anniversary with the boyfriend. That restaurant is since gone but they had wonderful blueberry pancakes!

This place has good blueberry pancakes too! They also have something called "Cherry Berry Crusty Crepes", which are sugar encrusted crepes topped with cherry puree, strawberries, and whipped cream. They are wonderfully decadent.

Here's the restaurant website: http://www.scramblz.com/

[peachpurple]

So you are single, not married yet?

Ever plan to get into marriage?

I would advice you not to, if you want freedom

[spiderdust]

So you are single, not married yet?

Ever plan to get into marriage?

I would advice you not to, if you want freedom

I am not single. I also have 3 children and 3 stepchildren.

[peachpurple]

So you are single, not married yet?

Ever plan to get into marriage?

I would advice you not to, if you want freedom

I am not single. I also have 3 children and 3 stepchildren.

3 stepchildren ? You are saying that your spouse is not your first one?

Wow, 6 children under your wings, you sure are pretty busy...

[TeacherAngel]

What was the biggest decision that you had to make?

[spiderdust]

What was the biggest decision that you had to make?

Ooh, that's a difficult one. I think the answer is probably more personal than I'd like to reveal on here, so I'll tell you about a different difficult decision.

When I divorced 17 years ago, I took a leap of faith and made the choice to move across the country to California with my 1 year old daughter. It was the right choice.

[TeacherAngel]

What do you like most about California?

[samia786]

After reading all comments I have known about you a little bit.Have you ever try clicksor?

[spiderdust]

After reading all comments I have known about you a little bit.Have you ever try clicksor?

I have never heard of clicksor.

-- 15 Mar 2018, 14:08 --

What do you like most about California?

I apologize for missing this last year! I think it's probably the abundance and variety of well priced fresh produce around here.

[Netherrealmer]

If California Secede from the US and become an Independent nation, Are you going to stay in California or are you going to another state?

[spiderdust]

If California Secede from the US and become an Independent nation, Are you going to stay in California or are you going to another state?

I apologize for missing this one for over a year.

It's a difficult one to answer. I think it depends on the reasons for seceding. Also, not everyone has the luxury to just pick up and move whenever they feel like it; if I left California and went elsewhere, all of the adults would have to find new employment, we'd have to sell our house, and then there would be the complications of moving to a different country (which, if California was its own independent nation, it means that moving outside of California means changing countries). Chances are, I would stay where I am right now.

[eagle]

....seems you're from California, anything interesting from your side view?

[ptrikha21]

I'm not sure if people know me well enough to have much curiosity about me, but I'll give it a go -- ask me anything!

What do you prefer traveling to?
A Beach or a Hilly area?