TechnoGeekery Quickie #5: Chores and Allowance… taking it TECHNO

In this quick episode I discover that tiny mints and newly-applied lip gloss do not mix. Among other things, naturally.

So… PayJr.com. Check it out. Revolutionize the way you keep track of your kiddos’ (or significant other’s, whatevah, I don’t judge) chores and allowance. On the INTERNET! With email reminders and IM’s and E’RYTHING!

Is that brilliant? Right? I’m SAYING.

Music in this podcast provided by the Podsafe Music Network, with Remember by Black Lab, and Not on the Radio by Geoff Smith.

TechnoGeekery: A Special Holiday Message

I couldn’t let this beautiful season pass without expressing a heartfelt message of holiday cheer. So… yah. Here it is.

Music in this podcast provided by the Podsafe Music Network, with Santa Claus is Coming to Town by Dokken.

Yes, I said DOKKEN.

TechnoGeekery Show #12: Customized Postage Stamps… No, Really!

Please visit the USPS customized postage website for more details about creating your own customized stamps.

During the holiday season, even TechnoGeeks such as myself temporarily abandon the convenience of new media and the world wide web, in order to send holiday cheer to family and friends. You know, we get all traditional and whatnot… with the cards and packages and other assorted goodies that mere email (although it’s super convenient the other eleven months of the year!) can’t– and SHOULDN’T, by golly!– duplicate.

“But… we’re TechnoGeeks!” you cry. “We watch your show and e’rything!” Never fear. There IS a way to stay true to your TechnoGeeky self, while still adhering to traditional holiday mailing etiquette. Oh, yes.

Customized Postage Stamps.

Think of the possibilities! Stocking stuffers, office party favors, that gift for the person who has EVERYTHING. (Like my mother. Woman has everything. Impossible to buy for. But not this year! BOOYAH!)

I know, right? Watch and be amazed.

Music in this podcast provided by the Podsafe Music Network, with Remember by Black Lab, Give Me a Second Chance For Christmas by Candy Butchers, and Free Love by Derek James.