30,000 points for articles! For those of you who are not aware, you get awarded points for content (based on the length of the article) that you can redeem for all sorts of interesting goodies.
You can get a feel for how much an article earns if you look at the weekly top ten list. It is rare to have more than 2 articles published a week.
25,000 is enough for a trip to Hawaii, but I have been using them as I earn them for neat toys and tricks. (Got my wife a laptop, continue getting kitty Prozac for my neurotic scaredy cat (Her name is Ishkabibble, with a name like Ishkabibble wouldn't you be neurotic too?), all sorts of baby toys for our newborn, and household things via Amazon gift certificates!)
So here is my call to everyone reading this! Come on in, join the fun, contribute.
If you have something to say, consider saying it. You never know, someone may find it interesting.
Just attached some pictures of Ishkabibble:
Before the kitty Prozac, and after the kitty Prozac.
I'm envious... I've done about 3,000 points lifetime. Good articles can be time-consuming to put together.
If you're sitting on the fence about whether the effort is worthwhile, do the math: If 100points gets you a $15 dollar Gift Certificate (Amazon, LLBean, others), each point is worth $0.15.
Surely your 1040 form reflects your $4,500 in additional earnings? ;-)
I R sorry, you are right. If a cat is in a small environment it is wise to seek for the best solution. Please excuse me for writing a concerned message before reading books about cats!
It really works to calm her down. She gets very edgy when it runs out. She is an indoor cat, all her life, so out is not an option (diseases, racoons, cars, etc). I did not entirely believe it when my wife told me that it worked, but you can see the difference when we run out of it.
We just call it kitty Prozac. Thanks for the concern.
We're looking forward to a lot more years of great content from you, Geoff. Your articles are insightful, technically accurate, and replete with the whiff of authenticity. It's clear you know your stuff, and what's more -- you even know how to write about it lucidly.
We're all very glad you have a cat with ongoing needs....
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