Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Laser Print Paper from Hammermill and #shopletreviews

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With Charlie returning to school on the 24th of August and his being in second grade we was not sure if he would need a computer or a printer for his homework. So David went into the office the other day and brought my printer into the front room so I would have it for Charlie if I needed it.

But also for me for work and for David to make copies of his paperwork. But we both thought we had copy paper only it turned out that I did not have any. So when I was online and found out that Shoplet was looking for Bloggers to review Hammermills Laser Print paper I knew I needed to apply.

But I was not sure I was approved and was getting ready to go out and pick up some paper when the mailman dropped a package off to my mother n law and it turned out to be a package from #shopletreviews and I was so excited as it had the Laser Paper from Hammermill I wanted to try out inside the box. As well as a Coffee Mug.

Once Charlie saw the paper he was so excited as he had been wanting to make a card for his teacher and he asked if he could have a couple sheets to draw on and I let him as I wanted to see how it would work. It did wonderfully on the card. Once he was done he asked to make a copy of it to give to his Music teacher as well. So we hooked up the printer and printed a copy out and it turned out perfectly.





This Laser Paper from Hammermill can be used for so many things that it is now my go to paper. Because I can use it to write out our grocery list. Charlie can use it for school. David for work and me for things I need to print off the computer for the Blog. Plus I can share it with my mother n law as she does work for my father n laws trucking company and is always printing things out for it.

If you have not heard of Hammermill you can find them on Shoplet.com and if you have not had the chance to try out there Laser Paper you should as it will make both work and school assignments so much easier to complete.

Both Charlie and David says this would make a nice Christmas Gift for anyone that needs to print out a lot of papers. As it is jam free. It does not smear. Plus it looks more professional than some other brands of paper I have used in the past. Plus it does not tear like a lot of paper I have used in the past.

I like knowing there is other items from Hammermill that I can purchase on #Shoplet.com as it will make "Back to School Shopping" pain free!! Especially since we can shop online and not have to leave home which will save both time and money.



Also in this package was a Coffee Mug which both David and Charlie claimed as soon as we opened the package. So I am not sure who will end up with it. But it was a nice treat as it was a pretty dark blue and it is very well made. It is heavy which will keep it from breaking. But not to heavy that you can not use it everyday. You can sit it on your desk to hold pencils or change or do like Charlie does and drink Chocolate Milk out of it. I would drink hot tea out of it if I was allowed to use it. But I do not think I will be able to since both David and Charlie think the Coffee Cup is there's.

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I was sent both the Coffee Cup and the Laser Paper from Hammermill for free to conduct the review. But the thoughts in the review are all mine and mine alone.

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Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates


Thursday, December 20, 2012

Eraselet


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Have you heard of Eraselet?

If not and you have children in school or you are going to school then I hope you will take the time to check then out. I use them all the time as I like to write out the reviews I do before I post them online and as long as I have one on my arm I never have to go and look for a eraser. I also have Charlie grab one right before he sits down to do his homework as it keeps him from getting up and down. I think that teachers should have these on there school supply list as it would keep children from always losing the erasers they need.  Knowing that they make these in the US in Arizona made me want to try them out even more as I think we all should purchase "American Made Products." If you are using any of the following types of paper the eraselet will not work: laser copy, glossy paper or paper that has a film on it. I like knowing that this is a husband and wife team and they Bryan invented the eraselet, and designs the packages and characters. Another thing I like knowing is that they believe in God and you can tell it through the work they do. I wish more companies where like this. 

I would love for you to check out there You Tube video at 
which features there mascot Naner Bananer which is a Monkey and everyone knows Charlie and I love Monkeys.

They also created a non-profit program that is called Erase World Hunger and they give 10% of there net profits to it. They also work with a orphanage and adoption program. Knowing that Bryan was homeless at one time really hit home with my husband David as he has been as well. 

I like knowing there are 7 different retail packages as this means anyone and everyone should be able to find a package they would like to try out. 

You will  find these in Office Depot and so if you do not like to shop online check them out there Please. They are also in Lifeway Christian Stores which I shop at all the time and will be looking for them as they have scriptures on them and would make a nice gift to give to Charlies Sunday School teacher for the children in her class.

They also have a program where teachers as well as PTO staff can earn money.

I would like to ask everyone to visit http://www.eraselet.com and come and tell me which package they would like to have. Or which cause they would like to wipe out. For me it would be "Cancer".
Please follow them on Twitter @#!Eraselet 
Follow on Facebook as well: http://www.Facebook.com/Eraselet
Plus Follow there Erase World Hunger page on Facebook as well
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About Us
Our story is made of much more than an Eraselet! The founder of Eraselet was a homeless youth on the streets of Nashville, TN. Through faith in God, self-motivation, and assistance by a local non-profit [Oasis Center], he overcame adversity.
Now, Mr. Ricci has not only invented the Eraselet, he has founded a non-profit to "erase" hunger on a local and international level. Eraselet has partnered with the Metro Homelessness Commission and the Oasis Center to help "erase" homelessness, as well as funded programs such as "Beautiful Feet Global Outreach," and "Lydia's Project."
Eraselet has grown in a similar fashion. It all started when Mr. Ricci's youngest daughter lost all of her erasers within the first few weeks of school. "I have one eraser left," said Mr. Ricci as he handed her his last eraser. "I'm going to tie it around your wrist so you don't lose it." Then he thought, "Why not make a bracelet that erases, an Eraselet?" He trademarked the name and filled for a utility patent shortly afterward.
Just three years later and we have sold over 2,000,000 Eraselets and counting. Our products are revolutionizing the way people erase. Eraselets are designed to be fashionable, functional, and fun! Children absolutely love them! This fall companies like Junior Achievement and Great American Opportunities are giving Eraselets to children in over 33,000 schools across the United States and Canada! Soon Eraselet will be on retail shelves across America! You can currently find Eraselets at Office Depot and LifeWay Christian stores.
It is important that our products are made in the USA! We believe in our country and are proud to call it our own. Those participating in the new American Industrial Revolution inspire us! Together we will provide jobs at a time American's need them the most.


Monday, April 16, 2012

Today I thought I would share this post I found with you: 22 Activities for Busy Toddlers | Ideas to Keep Your Child Entertained

22 Activities for Busy Toddlers | Ideas to Keep Your Child Entertained

Even though Charlie is 4 almost 5 I found a lot of ideals from this post that I can do with him to help keep him busy.

 He loves to build tents or forts and we do this at least once a week.

I can give him a empty box and he will play for hours.

 He loves bubbles as well.

We also do a lot of craft projects and I am thinking of covering the picnic table in the complex and letting him color as much or as little as he likes and if anyone wants to draw as well that is fine as we can use it to cover the walls in his bedroom.

 If you have other ideals on how to keep a little one busy Please share them with me because I really need to buckle down and work and it is hard when I have to stop every few minutes to answer a question or to check and make sure he has not gotten into anything.

Glenda, Charlie and David