Online gaming

I spent a few days this week following my brother's example and re-exploring the fun and addicitve pasttime of video games. In my typical fashion, I had to find a free way to do it and then see if I could do even better. Swagbucks offers a wide variety of games - all of which can be played (unlimitedly) for free. You also accrue some Swagbucks while you play - it's like 2 Swagbucks every other game, but still . . . They also have tournaments that you can enter for varying levels of Swagbuck entry fees, and they have tournament winnings in Swagbucks, as well. I've gotten hundreds of dollars in Amazon.com credits through Swagbucks, so I'm a big fan - there's a link on this page if you aren't a member but are interested. Swagbuck games can also be coordinated with your facebook account if you're into that. My favorite game is actually fruit flipping on the Old Orchard juice company web site - you can get loyalty points as part of their fan club and games are one of the ways - it's slow, though - you get 1000 fan points for the free sign-up, then you can see a list of different ways to get points - it's also a group that fights juvenile diabetes, which is cool. I have enough points for their "cheapest" prize, but it's sold out - was featured on mysavings.com not too long ago . . . In the end, I do both - I figure I'm not making stuff through playing the games, but they are free & I might as well accrue a dribble of reward in the process, right?! Have fun!! I might not post again before the holiday weekend, so if I don't, I hope you enjoy some simple and fun holiday time!