Kidgas

Well, some things have changed in the 2 years and 7 months since I wrote this profile. Xomba is no longer earning any money online for me and eHow no longer allows writing for residual income.

I am interested in investing in stocks, options, and precious metals. I also enjoy playing golf and softball. I am a football, racing, and hockey fan as well. These are just a few of the topics I will write about.

I have started a blog about my experience of making money online. I plan on making weekly posts about what I am learning and what I am earning. I continue to write here, but probably not as often as I should.

I started a second blog about investing in real assets. I think it will give me a way to engage in a little more discussion than would be available via an article format. I really don't write at this blog anymore.

Those two blogs are on blogger and don't earn a lot of money.

If you really want to make money online, I would suggest started your own self-hosted blog. I use Hostgator and have a blog called Cash Flow Mantra which has made more money for me in six months than HubPages has earned in over 2 years. Not knocking HubPages, but just stating facts.

As a result, I have started a second blog which will launch Jan. 2, 2012. It is called Grand Per Month and will share ideas and tips for making an extra $1000 per month in your spare time. The three of us working on the blog have all been able to make an extra grand per month.

I started a third self-hosted blog with the help of many contributing authors. The plan is to publish daily posts about personal financial topics at Penny Thots. Be sure to check it out.

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  Irish Tradition of Corned Beef and Cabbage on New Year's Day and St. Patrick's Day

  12 years ago

  Being of Irish ancestry, it has always been tradition in our family since as long as I can remember to have corned beef and cabbage on New Year’s Day for good luck and prosperity in the New Year.  Of course, St. Patrick’s Day is also a big day...