26/01/2011 The program with a twist

It's been awhile, but I'm back now and looking forward yet again.  I have been meaning to update my journey so far with SynergyMoney, which is absolutely awesome.If you haven't had a close look yet, you should.  The plans are quite workable, and to date the admin, Ivan (from the Netherlands) has been handling the site almost perfectly.  Can't say perfect as there is always room for improvement, which has been ongoing, another plus really.  It's all about teamwork and a good intentioned admin.  Seems all the ducks are in a row, and also it's fun in the MMG thread. 

I joined this one back on 11 November, and this link shows what I thought about it then. See here. Still enjoying the program and of course the payments.
The plan that I prefer is the one with a twist. Meaning every 15 days you get 25% of your upgrade back.  Yes you can withdraw it, but remember your earning decreases to 2% of you current upgrade level. (the reduced amount)  Bit confusing?  Check out the FAQ and the website, it is described in clear terms.  For me, I am happy being a member of SynergyMoney Timely payments and good interaction with the admin.

20/01/2011 What a start to the year!

Personally it hasn't been a great start to the year, but it could have been a lot worse. Having to contend with floods from January 1, not being able to access vital tri-weekly treatment for my son because of road closures then to have major flooding where we sent him for the interim.  It's been just a tad stressful. To top it off, he became critically ill with an unknown infection and has been hospitalized ever since, which was a week ago now.  Thankfully things have calmed down however he requires more surgery to regain a semi permanent access point for his treatment and that's yet to come. But soon.

Compared to others here we are lucky, as we will have a roof over our head when we eventually are able to return home. Like many others I too feel that here in Queensland we have not seen the last of the floods and storms given that we still have months of cyclone season and the weather charts keep showing unusual activity out there in the Coral Sea where most of our threats are formed.  Not dwelling on that, but looking just to each day.  Where I am staying here in Brisbane I daily am running to people whom have been victims of the floods also. Most seem to have resigned themselves to the fact they are lucky to have their family and not too upset about possessions they have lost. I have faith that if we all band together as Aussies that together we can get on with living.  After all, that IS what life is all about.