what are you gonna do today?
* Wash the car
* Take the kids to the show
* Go for a walk with your sweetie
* Clean the garage? what?
* Feng shui your living room
* Throw out all the crap you've been meaning to last Saturday
* Then buy more crap
* Have a barbecue invite all the people you love, okay maybe like, okay invite some people!
* Jump in the pool, even if it's the babies pool...it's hot out there
* Wash the dog...do I have too? No
* Visit http://www.dropopp.com/ yes you have too, you don't want to miss cool stuff
and you can do your good deed for the week or month or year by donating diapers for a needy family.
Just buy them and we'll send them anywhere you tell us too.http://www.dropopp.com/ItemDescription.aspx?item=225
* Oh yeah, Have fun today!
THE DROPOPP TEAM
Top of the World to ya!
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Friday, July 29, 2011
What can you do with the summertime blues?
Okay so your hot and sticky most of the time and you're tired of the same old routine. That means the crankies are comin' out in you and the people around you.
Here are some answers to your summertime blues...
Look beyond your self to the next person. Do a good deed for someone else or the community, it will take your mind off of those blues.
* Help the kids in the neighborhood create a lemonade stand. You can decorate signs and pitch in on the cost of the cups and lemonade. This gives you a lift and teaches the kids how to run a business. Appoint each child a duty, one can be responsible to take the money, one can be in charge of making the lemonade, a few are needed to hold up signs and bring in the customers. How can anyone say "No" to a cute little smile and a cup of cold lemonade?
* Have a bake sale and raise money for the kids in the community who need backpacks and school supplies. Get the mothers and kids involved. You will be teaching them how to bake and be a benevolent person.
* The Trend for 2011 is to volunteer. With the economy still at a stand still, people need to take things into their own hands, raising hope together. Have a community dance lesson on a Friday night (Look for dance lessons on You Tube). Download some High energy Country music and take it to your local church or community Elks, or Moose Lodge. There are venues, one just needs to ask! Charge a dollar or a donation and give the proceeds to a cause in your town.
* Babysit for a mom who is struggling to work and needs relief of paying a sitter. You can connect with needy moms through your local Family Services or Church. Post a sign "WILL BABYSIT" for free. Of course they will want to play it safe and get to know you a little first.
* Go shopping for an elderly person who is home bound. Everyone has a neighbor who needs this kind of help. If not shopping for them, take them with you. How 'bout stop for lunch and treat them to a sandwich.
* If you don't have time for shopping and lunch, offer to buy lunch for a needy person on the street or in the fast food restaurant. Even your most affluent towns have a few homeless people. Especially these days.
* Mow someones grass for them. Wait till the sun goes down, in this heat you could get in trouble if your not careful.
* Surprise your neighbor by taking out his garbage (who doesn't hate that job)? Unless they have a CuJO guard dog, then think of something else to do for them. Wash their car while your washing your own!
These activities of giving to the less fortunate and your community, brings joy and energy to their lives and your own. You will surely forget about the summertime blues.
www.dropopp.com has a place on the site where you can donate to families in need.
Look for Diaper Drop and be a part of the solution.
THE DROPOPP TEAM
Here are some answers to your summertime blues...
Look beyond your self to the next person. Do a good deed for someone else or the community, it will take your mind off of those blues.
* Help the kids in the neighborhood create a lemonade stand. You can decorate signs and pitch in on the cost of the cups and lemonade. This gives you a lift and teaches the kids how to run a business. Appoint each child a duty, one can be responsible to take the money, one can be in charge of making the lemonade, a few are needed to hold up signs and bring in the customers. How can anyone say "No" to a cute little smile and a cup of cold lemonade?
* Have a bake sale and raise money for the kids in the community who need backpacks and school supplies. Get the mothers and kids involved. You will be teaching them how to bake and be a benevolent person.
* The Trend for 2011 is to volunteer. With the economy still at a stand still, people need to take things into their own hands, raising hope together. Have a community dance lesson on a Friday night (Look for dance lessons on You Tube). Download some High energy Country music and take it to your local church or community Elks, or Moose Lodge. There are venues, one just needs to ask! Charge a dollar or a donation and give the proceeds to a cause in your town.
* Babysit for a mom who is struggling to work and needs relief of paying a sitter. You can connect with needy moms through your local Family Services or Church. Post a sign "WILL BABYSIT" for free. Of course they will want to play it safe and get to know you a little first.
* Go shopping for an elderly person who is home bound. Everyone has a neighbor who needs this kind of help. If not shopping for them, take them with you. How 'bout stop for lunch and treat them to a sandwich.
* If you don't have time for shopping and lunch, offer to buy lunch for a needy person on the street or in the fast food restaurant. Even your most affluent towns have a few homeless people. Especially these days.
* Mow someones grass for them. Wait till the sun goes down, in this heat you could get in trouble if your not careful.
* Surprise your neighbor by taking out his garbage (who doesn't hate that job)? Unless they have a CuJO guard dog, then think of something else to do for them. Wash their car while your washing your own!
These activities of giving to the less fortunate and your community, brings joy and energy to their lives and your own. You will surely forget about the summertime blues.
www.dropopp.com has a place on the site where you can donate to families in need.
Look for Diaper Drop and be a part of the solution.
THE DROPOPP TEAM
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Diaper Drop in Detroit...
We did it again! Our Second Annual Diaper Drop was a complete SUCCESS!
On Sunday July 24th 2011 http://www.dropopp.com/ sponsored a Diaper Drop in Commerce Twp. Michigan.
The community was happily involved, bringing diapers, wipes and other baby items for needy families.
The total amount of cash and diaper donations exceeded $800.00. A great Big Thank You goes out to all of the people who donated from the Multi-Lakes fish fry in Commerce. A big Shout Out to every one who gave cash and diapers from Woody's Diner in Walled Lake MI. To our friends who got the word out a WXYZ Cannel 7, Mickie, Sara and Anu, we could not have done it without you!
A special hug to Helen and Stephanie for their hard work and loving energy, you gals ROCKED IT!
Food and drinks provided by Wyckoff Well Drilling Company in Walled Lake.
All donations were dropped off to the Hospitality House in Commerce MI.
If you would like to donate diapers you can visit http://www.dropopp.com/ they can be dropshipped to any needy family.
There is a shortage of jobs in this hard hit economy, but there is no shortage in the giving spirit.
Thanks to all!
THE DROPOPP TEAM
On Sunday July 24th 2011 http://www.dropopp.com/ sponsored a Diaper Drop in Commerce Twp. Michigan.
The community was happily involved, bringing diapers, wipes and other baby items for needy families.
The total amount of cash and diaper donations exceeded $800.00. A great Big Thank You goes out to all of the people who donated from the Multi-Lakes fish fry in Commerce. A big Shout Out to every one who gave cash and diapers from Woody's Diner in Walled Lake MI. To our friends who got the word out a WXYZ Cannel 7, Mickie, Sara and Anu, we could not have done it without you!
A special hug to Helen and Stephanie for their hard work and loving energy, you gals ROCKED IT!
Food and drinks provided by Wyckoff Well Drilling Company in Walled Lake.
All donations were dropped off to the Hospitality House in Commerce MI.
If you would like to donate diapers you can visit http://www.dropopp.com/ they can be dropshipped to any needy family.
There is a shortage of jobs in this hard hit economy, but there is no shortage in the giving spirit.
Thanks to all!
THE DROPOPP TEAM
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