Amazon Affiliate Program - back again, even for breast cancer patients

A while back, Amazon fired all their California affiliates over a tax situation. That was the first time I'd ever been fired, and needless to say, I was devastated and wondered for months what I'd done wrong.

Well, they let us back again. I'm rehired. I have put the search bar back to the right. ---->

If you want to buy something from Amazon, search here to find the item. Once you go to Amazon anything you put in your cart will give me a very teensy tiny affiliate fee. It is not much but it was nice to have that in my account for a book or birthday gift. And, you'll notice my impeccable timing, starting this right after Father's Day.

Here is what else I'm worrying about thinking. My last day at work is June 28 and then I'll have to ask my husband for money. He'll hand it over too but being that he's a tightwad conservative and I'm a spendthrift shoeaholic fun-loving grocery shopper, I hate to ask him all the time.

All I have left (sob) is this blog. Because you are my beloved readers, I have some ideas and want your option.

1. Blog Talk Radio. Want to talk to me about cancer? About chemo, or treatment? I am registering an account and thought I'd have a little talk radio show about pink culture, cancer, problems and solutions...what do you think? Would you participate? Since it's free I think it might be at 2:00 a.m. but who knows? This won't make me any money but might be fun. Unless I stutter through it. Which, is quite likely. But, if nobody will talk to me than there is no point.

2. eBook. I thought I would write and sell (for a nominal fee) an ebook with tips and tricks I've learned in my almost four years of dealing with cancer. Considering I started Stage II and ended up Stage IV, I have a lot of information that could be condensed that might help somebody. Would you buy it? Would you give it as a gift? What would you want to see in it? What format would you read it in?

3. Swag. If I sold some "But Doctor, I hate pink" items, would you buy any? I know what I have used since getting cancer and thought it might help the newly diagnosed cut some corners if I sold some of the things I found helpful. And, for some of the items I am considering, you don't need to be newly diagnosed either.

My goal for the future is to keep me busy, make some money and, most importantly, not annoy my readership too much. I promise not to get so bored I post every hour, about what I ate and what my cat is doing. But, maybe it is time I turned this into a way to make some money, yeah? Can people really do that? I kind of don't think so but maybe I should try, since, I have nothing else to do.

This blog is still the story of my life, which sadly, has never been about money.

All opinions and ideas are welcome.