Free ice cream
Dairy Queen is giving away a free small soft serve ice cream cone tomorrow, (Thurs. 3/20/25) during their hours of operation. You don't need to buy anything. I snapped a photo of the paragraph discussing this below the ice cream photo (below).
I called to get information about it (the 2 Dairy Queens in Puyallup only have vanilla ice cream) and the Spanaway location has chocolate. 😋 (The Puyallup locations and Spanaway are participating in this free giveaway). There were no requirements such as (dine-in or take-out only) you could do drive-thru if that is more convenient to you. It'd be only an additional no more than $1.10 (if they charge tax for Puyallup) if you wanted to have your cone dipped "dipped" defined as having them dip your ice cream in chocolate so it has a chocolate shell on it. The value of a regular non-dipped small cone is $3.51 for Puyallup.
I called to get information about it (the 2 Dairy Queens in Puyallup only have vanilla ice cream) and the Spanaway location has chocolate. 😋 (The Puyallup locations and Spanaway are participating in this free giveaway). There were no requirements such as (dine-in or take-out only) you could do drive-thru if that is more convenient to you. It'd be only an additional no more than $1.10 (if they charge tax for Puyallup) if you wanted to have your cone dipped "dipped" defined as having them dip your ice cream in chocolate so it has a chocolate shell on it. The value of a regular non-dipped small cone is $3.51 for Puyallup.
I read about in a recent Woman's World Magazine 👆.
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For a soft-serve ice cream, do you prefer chocolate or vanilla?
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Do you remember a time... if so, you can get $5 off a service of mine
I saw this post on LinkedIn this past Monday from a Human Resources manager (below).
That post reminded me of a time when I was promoted. I landed my first full-time job with benefits when I was 20, while still continuing college. I was a government contractor on base as their safety IT administrative assistant. I wanted to advance from being in this position (even though I was really good at it and enjoyed the work) and a co-worker, mentor, and friend (at the time) came up with a way to get me "qualified" by having me complete projects and qualifications by specific deadlines on a 2-page sheet that I would have to get signed off by various people in the office. Within a year of working as their safety IT administrative assistant, I was promoted to safety technician (I worked in an office with other safety specialists). I still remember being in the office of the former safety director asking her about the opportunity and her immediately responding with, "But, you're doing so great in your current position" she then stopped herself and gave me that chance as I'm sure she remembered how she was given chances. She had told stories how she worked her way up in civil service from a GS 2 (pay grade) as a clerk typist to where she was at the time (GS 13 Safety Director) and where she did NOT stop climbing the ladder (she went to WA DC for a GS 15 position).
If you remember a time when you were given a chance (like I was), email me your story (like I did) to: [email protected] no later than Monday (3/31/25) by 1 pm Pacific Standard Time and receive $5 off any service of mine to use immediately after I respond back to you and approve. The discount has to be used no later than Wed. (4/30/25). Limit 1 discount per person. Friendly reminder, if you've never emailed me before, got a new email address, etc. I cannot control if your email ends up in my SPAM folder versus my inbox, so to ensure your email ends up in my inbox, you can also email me through this link thru my website: worksolutionstoday.com/contact.html
If you remember a time when you were given a chance (like I was), email me your story (like I did) to: [email protected] no later than Monday (3/31/25) by 1 pm Pacific Standard Time and receive $5 off any service of mine to use immediately after I respond back to you and approve. The discount has to be used no later than Wed. (4/30/25). Limit 1 discount per person. Friendly reminder, if you've never emailed me before, got a new email address, etc. I cannot control if your email ends up in my SPAM folder versus my inbox, so to ensure your email ends up in my inbox, you can also email me through this link thru my website: worksolutionstoday.com/contact.html
Latest 3 Covid posts on my Covid awareness & support blog
Below is just a screenshot (image) of my latest post so clicking on it will NOT take you there, instead you'd have to visit this direct link to it here: https://corona-virus-awarenessandsupport.blogspot.com/2025/03/prevent-spread-tips-from-department-of.html
Below is just a screenshot (image) of another latest post so clicking on it will NOT take you there, instead you'd have to visit this direct link to it here: https://corona-virus-awarenessandsupport.blogspot.com/2025/03/are-you-taking-fish-oil-supplement.html
Below is just a screenshot (image) of yet another 😊 latest post so clicking on it will NOT take you there, instead you'd have to visit this direct link to it here: https://corona-virus-awarenessandsupport.blogspot.com/2025/03/remote-work-and-covid.html
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When you are at my blog, you can share my posts (individually if you want to share a specific one) to someone else by clicking the sideways triangle with circles at the end in the upper-right hand corner of the post. I've provided a screenshot below with a red circle around the "Share" button that I'm referring to. Once you click on that button, it gives you options to get the link to my post, or share the post via Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or email it directly to someone.
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I help unhappy/unchallenged professionals land their dream career (whether it's starting a business or otherwise)
Email me: [email protected]
Work Solutions - "Providing career assistance/coaching/prep, business marketing, writing, editing, and LinkedIn services for individuals and freelance opportunities."
“Never let the fear of striking out stop you from playing the game."--Babe Ruth
Carly Calabrese
I help unhappy/unchallenged professionals land their dream career (whether it's starting a business or otherwise)
Email me: [email protected]
Work Solutions - "Providing career assistance/coaching/prep, business marketing, writing, editing, and LinkedIn services for individuals and freelance opportunities."
“Never let the fear of striking out stop you from playing the game."--Babe Ruth
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