EyeBuyDirect giveaway

The incredible EyeBuyDirect giveaway continues into its second week of Buy One, Get One Free madness. Frames are selling out like hot potatoes, so hurry up and choose your frames now at EyeBuyDirect.com.

Further discounts on lens upgrades:
• 60% Off 1.57 lenses!
• 70% Off Polycarbonate (1.59) lenses!
• 20% Off 1.6 lenses!
• 30% Off 1.74 lenses!

Walking down your blood sugar

I just got done using the Walk Down Your Blood Sugar at Home DVD and in just 15 minutes of watching this fun and energetic video, I had already walked 1 mile.
This DVD offers a 2 mile walk which I am assuming that for the full two miles is just short of 35 minutes.

The instructor Leslie is charismatic and charming along with her fun upbeat personality and workout group, you feel as if you are in studio with her. This DVD is paced for anyone of any age and any workout ability “…if your moving your doing it right.”

I will be offering one lucky person a chance to get a copy of this awesome DVD just by promoting this blog, and sending link back traffic.  You must send me a list of places you have placed a link or banner for www.hellocupcakeitsme.com and at the end of the drawing I will review all my traffic stats and compare that with each persons list. Double entries will not be counted.

Good Luck

Kelloggs Share Your Breakfast

Share Your Breakfast with Kids Who Need Them Most

* Sponsored *

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, yet the alarming reality is that nearly 1 in 4 children live in homes where food is not always available, making breakfast hard to come by.¹  That’s why Kellogg’s is asking YOU to help. By simply sharing a photo of your breakfast, Kellogg’s will help share breakfast with kids in school who might otherwise miss out.

The Share Your Breakfast program is running now through July 31, 2011, and Kellogg’s goal is to help share one million breakfasts by the start of the 2011-2012 school year – so every breakfast counts!

How You Can Help

Each time you share a photo or description of your breakfast, Kellogg’s will donate the monetary equivalent of school breakfasts to Action for Healthy Kids, a nonprofit organization that focuses on childhood obesity and undernourishment.  Here are a few ways you can help:

• Upload a photo of your breakfast and share it at www.shareyourbreakfast.com.
• Text your photo with the word “Share” to 21534.
  
• Rally your friends and family to share their breakfast. Spread the word any way you like.
• Tweet about Share Your Breakfast using #shareURbreakfast.
• Visit the “Help A Child” tab on Kellogg’s Facebook page and upload your photo straight from there!

WHAT is Share Your Breakfast?

In partnership with Action for Healthy Kids, the Kellogg’s Share Your Breakfast program is designed to reach the goal of helping share one million breakfasts with kids who need them most.

One way Action for Healthy Kids supports their cause is by providing funding directly to school districts to expand or initiate school breakfast programs.

To learn more, visit www.ActionforHealthyKids.org/breakfast.

Join Kellogg’s on National Breakfast Day!

To continue spreading the word about Share Your Breakfast, join us on March 8, 2011 in New York’s Grand Central Terminal between 6am and 12pm to celebrate National Breakfast Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about the power of breakfast.  At the free event, TV star and mom Melissa Joan Hart will host a community breakfast and invites you to join Tony the Tiger™ and Snap! Crackle! and Pop!® to both enjoy and share your breakfast.

And if you don’t live near New York City, there are still ways to participate!  On National Breakfast Day only, there’s one more way to share your breakfast.  All you have to do is tweet a description of your breakfast (no photo required) with #ShareUrBreakfast on March 8, National Breakfast Day – every tweet will count as one more breakfast shared!

Learn More

To find out more about the Share Your Breakfast program, please visit www.shareyourbreakfast.com.

¹Nord, Mark, Alisha Coleman-Jensen, Margaret Andrews, and Steven Carlson. Household Food Security in the United States, 2009. ERR-108, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Econ. Res. Serv. November 2010.