Want to know how much I made in June from three online sites that pay for writing?

Want to know how much I made in June from three online sites that pay you for writing? If you are interested in getting paid for writing, you should know that not all paying sites are created equal.

Write and Get Paid for it at Associated Content

Associated Content pays you for articles and other content. Sign up here. Signing up is free. You get opportunities for special paid assignments, plus you can make extra money based on the number of views your articles receive.

My top 5 Papercraftine and Scrapbooking Blogs

My top 5 Papercrafting Blogs is an article published at Associated Content. We were asked to identify our top five blogs. Not an easy choice, given the wealth of talent that shows up on the Internet every day of the week. In the end, I decided against listing the popular blogs published by the professionals, such as Suze Weinberg, Tim Holtz, etc. Instead, I went with blogs created by independent "amateurs" like myself. And by that, I mean no disrespect to any of the bloggers. I simply mean that they are working on their own rather than posting on behalf of a commercial business.

When Cheering Up is Hard to Do

When Cheering Up is Hard to Do. 10 sure ways to cheer u up.

This is an article published on Associated Content. It's all about

how to cheer yourself up.

The Vancouver 2010 Olympics

The Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games means family fun coupled with opportunities for kids to learn new things. Equally rewarding, there are money making opportunities for those with an entrepreneurial spirit and the willingness to take action.Vancouver 2010 Olympics Mean Family Fun

Navigating Vancouver

I have another article published at Associated Content about my experiences navigating Vancouver's crowd and lineups

Check out Olympic Crowds Congregate in Downtown Vancouver

Vancouver Warming to The Olympics in More ways Than One

Vancouver Warming to the Olympics in More Ways Than One is an article that I sold to Associated Content. It's a first person account of how Vancouverites are changing their attitudes towards the Vancouver 2010 Olympics.