Just For Grins 09/06/2012

	- 2012-09-06 SHINE ON!!!! Wow! We've offered some pretty cool LED worklights in the past, but this one is certainly the MOST POWERFUL yet! 37 LEDS OF BRIGHT WHITE LIGHT! You know some of those projects of yours require all the light you can get. Well, you'll clearly see what you are doing when you turn this bad boy on! This extraordinary amount of light is just the first of its many attributes! It can be hung from its swivel hook, (which also folds away when not in use)! It can be attached to your toolbox or any other metal surface with its magnetic back! Or, it can be setup anywhere else you may need it! 7 of its 37 LEDs are on the top end of the unit so it WORKS AS A FLASHLIGHT TOO! It's ergonomically constructed so it fits your hand perfectly and the on/off buttons are exactly where your thumb can easily reach them as you carry it to light your way! Now we get to the really cool features... It's Shockproof! That means if you drop it or accidently bump it off its hook, it's still gonna be there workin' for ya when you pick it up! AND, It's Waterproof! When you get caught in the rain with that project only half done, this light will continue to chase away the soggy darkness! Of course this is PERFECT FOR EMERGENCIES at home or on the road! But consider these uses too: In that dark closet -- Grab the right shirt next time! In the attic -- Stop hitting your head on the rafters! Under the hood of the car -- It hangs, remember? At the campsite -- In the tent or on the table at night! Lots and lots and lots of light! 37 LEDs that will last seemingly forever! We'll even throw in the 3 "AA" batteries needed! Today you can snag this light for only $14.97! http://store.worldstart.com/product/8195 It's a worklight and a flashlight in one! And it ships for FREE in the US! It's Magic I was sitting in the foyer of a bank when a young man walked by and then stopped for a moment on his way out. I noticed that one of the latches on his overstuffed briefcase was unfastened, putting strain on the remaining latch. "You're going to lose the contents of your briefcase," I warned him. Just then, the case burst open. He stared at me with something akin to fear in his eyes as he gasped, "How on earth did you do that?" It's our attitude in life that determines life's attitude toward us. ~Earl Nightingale We learn to walk by stumbling. ~Bulgarian proverb For my part, I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream. ~Vincent van Gogh Cartoon used with permission We always want your ORIGINAL stories-keep sending them. They can be about kids, yourself, your pets, or anything else that's embarrassing, funny, or just plain weird! Please submit at this link... http://www.worldstart.com/contact/ With This Ring My husband, Mike, and I had several stressful months of financial difficulties. So, one evening, I was touched to see him gazing at the diamond wedding ring that symbolized our marriage. "With this ring," I began romantically. "We could pay off the Visa," he responded. September Wallpaper Is Ready! It's that time again - time to dress up your monitor with some brand spankin' new wallpaper! Big Sable Lighthouse At Twilight Finally got it! This shot was literally 2 years, 5 hikes, and two separate trips in the making – but I was finally - finally - able to pull it off June 2012! My son Grant and I had been to Ludington State Park the year before and stayed several days in an attempt to get a good shot of the Big Sable Lighthouse – and we failed. Every evening we'd ...(More) Three Irritated Little Owlets Think they had enough of me? Sure looks like it from the photo! These little bundles of joy were photographed in Cape Coral FL in early summer. And, in reality, they were pretty happy with me for the most part – I think I just caught them at a... (More) Roaring Fork Rush This image was captured on a trip to the Smoky Mountains that featured a LOT of excess water. Normally, Roaring Fork isn't all that robust, but this time is was really flowing with some serious enthusiasm. So, we started hiking upstream looking for compositions. We skirted the bank for as long as we could, and….. (More) It can all be found here, 100% free: http://www.backcountrygallery.com/wallpaper/ ~ Steve
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