Nuttin' But Pimp

Good Afternoon My Peeps,

As some of my readers may already know my Mother was diagnosed with diabetes a couple of years ago. It was with her in mind that I had the opportunity to check out Hocks Pharmacy, and their generous offer of a free blood glucose monitor with certain purchases.

If you have not heard of Hocks Pharmacy before you might just want to check them out. They provide their customers with fast shipping, and great prices on diabetic supplies, which you can purchase right from the comfort of your own home computer or from the office. How cool, and handy is that!

The Hocks Pharmacy website in my humble opinion is very well designed, and easy for online shoppers to use. They also offer online customer support live from their site, and a 1-800 phone line.

For further details please do check out their website via one of the links I have added into this entry for your convenience above or through the image. There is a commonly asked questions page, which is especially helpful for new customers.

Happy Shopping!
Sue
XOX

This is the question that at least one eBay seller is trying to find out, at least in a monetary sense.

According to a BBC news item Ian Usher, has decided to auction off everything in his life due to a divorce. He is selling off his house, friends and job on the internet auction site eBay.

Here is a snippet from the BBC report:

The 44-year-old said he hoped to earn about £185,000 for his Perth lifestyle.

Just over five hours after bidding opened on Sunday, the highest offer was just over £314,000.

Up for auction is his three-bedroom home in the western Australian city and everything inside it, including his car, motorcycle, jet ski and parachuting gear.

He is also selling an introduction to his friends and a trial run at his job.

Mr Usher said: "Everything that I have - the furniture in the house - all has memories attached to it. It's time to shed the old, and in with the new.

"On the day it's all sold and settled, I intend to walk out of my front door with my wallet in one pocket and my passport in the other, nothing else at all.

Full BBC Article Here

When I read this report I thought to myself what an interesting idea! I wish Mr Usher well, and will post a follow-up to this story if/when possible.

Cheers!
Sue
XOX