So when I get off work and jump on Facebook, I need background noise.  So I turn on the TV.  Michael and I get a majestic THREE channels.  Simply amazing!
(It works for us just fine since we have Netflix.  And though they say "all you need is love", I disagree.  I think that "all you need is unlimited movies through Netflix".  True story.)
Anyways, so while halfway watching the commercials on one of the three channels we receive, I found something that makes me feel confident that good things are actually still available in the world.  This is excluding the already great things, such as: friends and family and food and sleeping and sex and pets and Montana Anti-Meth commercials and working at home and dentists and..... you get the point.  So the commercial says "Want $50 for $25?  Log on to blahblahblahblah.com (can't remember the website- it's saved as a favorite on my work computer) and click on 'Half off Great Falls'".
There's a restaurant that I've wanted to go to for dinner.  I thought it was Indian or something like that, because the sign always advertises belly dancers.  I know that belly dancers don't really mean that the restaurant serves Indian food, but in my silly mind the two go together.  And though I'm not a huge fan of spicy food, I figured it would be a fun experience.
So imagine my surprise when I log on to the website and it says that I can buy two $25 gift certificates for $25.  Meaning I can literally get $50 worth of food for $25.  That's freaking awesome in itself.  And then.....  I find out that it's Greek food, not Indian.  I LOVE GREEK FOOD. 
So I am completely happy right now.  I get $50 worth of Greek food for $25- and I can plan to go with Michael on a night when they have belly dancers for entertainment!!!
Apparently, there are more perks out here than I realized....
Next month's special deal?  Gift certificates for Taco Del Mar.  And I just so happen to like me some Mexican food, as well.......
Much Love!
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Hey, I landed on your diary and I had to know: what work do you do from home, if you don't mind me asking?
Hello, Mickelle.
I have worked for my company for almost 9 years, and I basically just put in a request to "work from home". So it's not something that I stumbled upon or anything like that. I just got lucky to work for a company that has it as an option for their "high-performing employees".
Be sure to give me a review of that Greek grub, will ya? As you well know, the City of Salt is saturated with Greek food, mostly delicious, but it's a STORY when Great Falls boasts a Greek Ristorante (I think that was actually italian. oh well) Hope to see ya soon, my dear!
food is for sissies. Specially when its free.
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