In the Operating Room just before they give you anesthesia, one of the nurses says, "Let's
all wish Dr. Williams good luck on his very first surgery."
When you wake up, a nurse looks at you through her mask, and says, "The appendectomy
went really well, Debbie Johnson (and your name is Debbie Bradley.)"
Just as you wake up from surgery, the nurse says, "Unfortunately your insurance was declined."
You
hear one nurse saying to another just after you notice a huge soft spot
on your side, "We are missing five sponges and a scalpel, have you seen
them anywhere?"
A tech calls out to the PA, "We accidentally gave her three units of Hawaiian punch, do you think that will make a difference?"
The
nurse's aid informs you "Unfortunately the doctor was unable to to
finish the surgery, but he'll be able to finish two weeks from now when
he gets back from Aruba."
The doctor says, "You will have to wear a hospital gown for the next three months."
A
hospital janitor yells out to you, "Please don't finish the piece of
meat on your tray, it was supposed to go to pathology instead."
One
surgery nurse says to another nurse, " Unfortunately our heart surgeon
is not available but we do have a podiatrist on call willing to help."
On the weekend the only doctor making rounds has the word veterinarian on his lab coat and he
says, "A Milk-Bone dog biscuit usually does the trick."
Friday, August 31, 2012
10 Things you Don't Necessarily Want to Hear at the Hospital
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Friday, August 17, 2012
Our Eldest Hits the Big Time this Week
RJ at the beginning of his career
RJ on the Hugh Hewitt Show, being interviewed himself this week (Friday) by Hugh.
Hugh Hewitt of the Hugh Hewitt Show interviewing RJ Moeller
Usually he's serving, helping, producing the Dennis Prager Show and Prager University. He does have his own show, RJ Moeller Show. Hitting the big time was being interviewed himself on a nationally broadcast show like the Hugh Hewitt Show. Kudos to our oldest son, RJ!
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Sunday, August 12, 2012
33rd Summer Fading
I love seeing leafy branches through windows when I wake.
I love Bob my husband's one day old morning beard.
I love fresh fruit with skim milk as my morning cereal on the deck.
I love to hear Bob's voice read Psalms with birds as background music.
I love premiums at the coffee shop worth drinking another cup.
I love our grandson reminding us of his wagon ride by pulling the wagon over.
I love the red bench two miles away on our morning walk.
I love Red, White, and Blue waving in the wind.
I love our dog, Boaz, a faithful friend who loves everyone he meets.
I love my older daughter braiding little sister's sun-bleached hair on the wooden pier.
I love fresh avocados on everything, absolutely everything.
I love my sons jumping over the hot campfire, but no love for the danger.
I love the lake cooling off again with summer fading.
I love thinking of days ahead orange leaves and apple smells
I love to be married for the 33rd summer.
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Wednesday, August 1, 2012
My Other Blog You'll Love..
If you love my Momlaughs blog, then you love my second blog also. Click here for Writing Mentor Blog and the cutest grandchild ever!
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New e-Book coming out August 12, 2012 on Kindle - called Bestseller: 100 Free or Nearly Free Ways to Market your Christian Book
Exciting days with release date coming up. You can't find it yet on the worldwideweb, but
on August 12, it should be available to all on Kindle. It's going to cost $.99 cents when it
comes out - that will be the introductory price on Kindle.
Here's a few of the 100 to make you thirsty for my new book, Bestseller: 100 Free or Nearly Free Ways to Market your Christian Book by Cheryl Moeller
on August 12, it should be available to all on Kindle. It's going to cost $.99 cents when it
comes out - that will be the introductory price on Kindle.
Here's a few of the 100 to make you thirsty for my new book, Bestseller: 100 Free or Nearly Free Ways to Market your Christian Book by Cheryl Moeller
16. Get a Kindle or
Nook e-reader or free app and become familiar with it today.
Get a free e-reader app
for your PC or iphone, if you don’t own a Kindle or Nook. You need to know how to use the book e-reader
you are selling on Kindle. You can buy some free books or .99 cents books to
practice reading on an e-reader. When
publishing an e-book on these sites, you will know more appropriately what the
issues are to consider.
17. Write a news release and send it out far and
wide.
Use the free PR sources online to make your press release have more credence. These
Use the free PR sources online to make your press release have more credence. These
online
sites are search engine optimized to make your news releases higher up in
google. The press releases have two purposes:
1. To serve as an announcement of
the release of your book just generally online.
2. You can use to send out one of
these press releases with other materials to print, TV, and radio media. http://mashable.com/2007/10/20/press-releases/
18. Hand deliver postcards
about your book and your being a local author to homes in your city.
Know your city’s code for distributing to front doors of homes in your city. Enlist your friends and family and meet back at your place for a barbecue.
Know your city’s code for distributing to front doors of homes in your city. Enlist your friends and family and meet back at your place for a barbecue.
19. Choose to offer one
of your e-books, not on other sites, and allow customers to pay whatever they
want to pay for a PDF file of your book (including nothing) on a free Paypal
“Buy Now” button.
For a limited amount of time, have a Paypal.com account set up allowing people to choose what they can or want to pay. Your advantage will be “uniquely different” sometimes sells. Create on paypal.com a for-profit “Buy Now” button. Unless you are a non-profit organization, then you put up a “Donate Now” button, subtracting the fair retail cost of the book when you send their tax receipt.
For a limited amount of time, have a Paypal.com account set up allowing people to choose what they can or want to pay. Your advantage will be “uniquely different” sometimes sells. Create on paypal.com a for-profit “Buy Now” button. Unless you are a non-profit organization, then you put up a “Donate Now” button, subtracting the fair retail cost of the book when you send their tax receipt.
20. Start building
your e-mail address list for your monthly or weekly e-zine newsletter one name
at a time.
Why bother with one email address? Soon you have 100 emails which eventually add up to 1,000, then 10,000 plus email addresses. Your long email address list starts with one.
Why bother with one email address? Soon you have 100 emails which eventually add up to 1,000, then 10,000 plus email addresses. Your long email address list starts with one.
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