She’s loose on Amazon!

Angela is running wild on the Amazon site. Seems as though she’s found a deal on Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0 for her new eMac and couldn’t pass it up. She even made the purchase through my Amazon links, so I’ll get a little kick-back off of it to help support the site. I guess I can’t complain about that, although I was hoping to buy her that for our Anniversary or Xmas. She couldn’t wait that long..*L*

Gee between a couple of Amazon purchases and the One Man IT Department Store I might actually not have to spend too much of my own money on this site, eh? No matter, I love doing it!

By the way, found another new blog through the Blogrolling links. Thanks for linking Natalie! By the way, she’s the wife of a techie too, I bet Angela would like reading her blog. 🙂

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