A blog for women of all ages who feel they are being ignored
Have you had enough of the nine to five slog?
Do you want to be rid of long commutes, office politics and having to answer to anyone but yourself?
Or are you fed up of working hard on your business and not getting the returns you’d like?
Maybe you think about making money on the internet, but the months slip by without anything changing.
It’s time to take charge, and make the decision to do something about it. TODAY.
Continue reading “Fed up of the Nine to Five Slog each week?”
Do you love watching television shows and wonder how you can be part of the audience. For Free……
It it great fun seeing your favourite celebrities close up and having fun.
There are a growing number of TV programme that are recorded in front of a live TV audience and they want you to be there…..
Continue reading “How to get FREE tickets to your favourite television shows”
I am going to be blogging occasionally about how you can make extra money on the Internet with the help of social media.
I recently attended a 3 day boot camp about all aspects of social media
While my blog is not a blog about earning extra income I thought I would share from time to time some opportunities you may find useful.
It is important that we all plan ahead and think about our future. More and more people will be living longer and do you really want to work after you retire?
Did you know that just over one in three (36 per cent) city workers are confident of being able to retire with a comfortable income?
Continue reading “How to promote a business on social media.”
Do you dream of winning the lottery? If so you are like the majority of people who enter. Did you know that the chances of winning the lottery is around 1 in 14 million?
The weekly cost of entering a lottery can range from £1 to £2 per entry.
Yet a growing number of Free lotteries are on the increase and I have investigated and joined 3 which I think are excellent and below are my reviews
I am offering a free prize draw to current and future subscribers.
If you are a new subscriber please complete the subscribe form on my main page. You will receive an email asking you to opt in. Until you have agreed to opt in you will not be entered into the free prize draw.
Good luck to you all.
Please see below for all the terms and conditions.
Prize includes the following
This free prize draw is open to all UK residents over the age of 18.
By entering the free prize draw you will be required to subscribe to my blog. Current subscribers will also be entered into the free prize draw.
The closing date is Monday 31 July at 11pm and the draw will take place on Tuesday 1 August at 2pm. The free prize draw will be conducted under the supervision of an independent person
The winner will be notified by email within 7 days
Should the winner not respond within 28 days (and I will try to contact the winner several times over the 28 days) then the prize is forfeited to another entrant.
The prize is not sponsored by anyone.
Your details are never passed onto a third-party and are only required so you can receive regular updates from my blog www.overthehillandundertheradar.com you are free to unsubscribe at any time.
There is no cash alternative.
Continue reading “Free Prize Draw – July 2017 – Win your summer essentials for your holiday.”
The Winner of my June Prize draw is…..
When was the last time you changed your passwords on your PC?
Do you keep the same password for all your accounts including home and work?
If so you need to change them immediately.
This blog post will help with tips for staying on top of your passwords and make sure that you mange your online accounts more securely and avoid being hacked
Did you know that if any of your personal emails are hacked, your address book including any stored professional email will be exploited for phishing email attacks?
So act now with the following tips.
Continue reading “What do passwords and dental hygiene have in common?”
What is prickly heat?
We are now at the start of the Summer and for most of us we love going out in the sun. There is always the feel good factor when the sun comes out.
For many of us when we have the lovely hot weather (and no rain!) we will generally be outside. It is a very sociable time and you could be attending a picnic, enjoying some of the many summer festivals, visiting the local beach soaking up the sun,, around at families and friends for a BBQ or even just taking it nice and easy.
For some people the hot weather proves problematic.
While the sun brings out our fun side for some people they end up suffering from prickly heat, (which is often referred to as either ‘milaria rubra’ or ‘heat rash)
We are all aware that drinking fizzy drinks – particular the ‘non diet’ variety that they are full of sugar and excess calories. So for many of us (including me) we try to go for the ‘no calorie or no sugar’ options. By doing this we think we are making a wise choice but often that is not the case.
I have been drinking far too many of these diet fizzy drinks and doing this research I was not aware of how bad these ‘diet fizzy drinks’ are and wanted to share this with you.
The no calorie no sugar option of a fizzy drink may seem like a healthy option. Let’s face it can save you over 140 calories per can (depending on the option you choose) and this will also satisfy your craving for something sweet…but this can will contain several different types of artificial sweeteners which can include aspartame, saccharin, and sucrose.
Drinking these types of fizzy drinks is fine if just one or two cans a day but what happens if you like several cans of this type of fizzy drinks a day. There can be more to this enhanced cocktail than meets the eye.
What else is in the diet fizzy drinks?
Continue reading “Are diet fizzy drinks a good health choice?”
My thoughts are with the victims of last night’s attack, their families & the emergency services supporting them.
I found this on the NPCC website about how to try and stay safe – It also includes a video which is very helpful
http://www.npcc.police.uk/NPCCBusinessAreas/WeaponAttacksStaySafe.aspx
The UK will observe a minute’s silence on Tuesday at 1100 BST to remember those killed in the London attacks.