Penny J. Leisch's Blog (8)

Why doesn't anyone care about Mrs. Romney's health?

As a member of She Writes and the subgroups Blooming Late Writers and Disabled But Not Done, I'm concerned about the Romneys' ages and Mrs. Romney's health. She has MS, which is a serious incurable disease. She's already had health problems because of the campaign stress. What? You didn't know. I'm not surprised. The subject has studiously been avoided; however, if Ann Romney develops more problems, what impact will that have on Romney, if he becomes president?

It would be a sad…

Continue

Added by Penny J. Leisch on October 15, 2012 at 11:00am — 4 Comments

Solving Technical Dilemmas

I completely understand how hard the tech side of writing, publishing, and blogging can be. Unfortunately, it's a necessary evil in today's market. On the other hand, it can also be of little help, if not used correctly. Just today, I ran into an example of something I explained the other day to friends about a whole domain getting banned. If that domain is Blogspot, Blogger, or WordPress, everyone goes down. Just one person that violates the rules hurts everyone. Please understand, I'm not…

Continue

Added by Penny J. Leisch on June 18, 2012 at 10:11am — No Comments

A Few Dollars More

We all love working in our area of talent and getting paid well for it. However, the current economy often calls for finding ways to fill the gaps. I’ve had quite a few of those during the economic downturn, and I found some creative ways to add a few dollars more to my wallet. I won’t get a two-week vacation, or even an expensive dinner out of these venues, but I earn…

Continue

Added by Penny J. Leisch on April 28, 2012 at 10:30am — No Comments

Death Is A Market Too

This post is on my writing and small business blog, A Penny's Worth. It all started when I started revising an entry for a contest on, you guessed it, the subject is death. One thing let to another and ... this article popped out. :)

Death Is A Market Too

Added by Penny J. Leisch on March 10, 2012 at 8:06pm — No Comments