Want a free portrait of yourself for your online web sites or a family photo to send to relatives?

[Keith Gormezano or KeithofSeattle]

For those of you trying to save your post retirement dollars, if you go
to
http://www.picturepeople.com/promotion/coupon/coupon_detail.aspx?PromoType=nowshowing&PromoNumber=2&CouponCode1=EDCEA&Referral=
or http://tinyurl.com/k62ry,
you can download and print a coupon for a free 8" x 10" or 10" x 13"
photograph portrait with no sitting fees at The Picture People.

The company has 300+ stores nationwide in 34 states. You can find a
location by going to
http://www.picturepeople.com/store_locator/store_locator.aspx?sm=11_1.

It takes about an hour to get a portrait or headshot taken and
developed. After you select and take home your free photo, you can scan
it at 72 dpi or higher to use on your Yahoo profile or on your other
social networking sites or at a higher resolution (200-300 dpi) to
email it to your children, grandchildren or other relatives.

It is a useful resource for those of you who want to upload a photo for
your photoless Yahoey profile or Instant Messenger profile so others
can view it if you post to local Yahoo Groups, when viewing your other
Instant Messenger profiles on MSN, AO Hell, or I spam u (ICQ), update
your photo on it or other social networking or dating sites, and/or
send an updated photo of yourself or your family to your relatives.

The offer expires on Mother's Day (May 14, 2006), an interesting
coincidence. If you are not able to take them up on this offer, check
the Smart Source coupon section in your regional Sunday newspaper. They
usually put a full page coupon around the second or third week of every
odd numbered month and a month before major family type events.

I have been very happy with the photos they have taken of me over the
years.
I have no ownership interest or employment with the company.

"I've decided to dedicate my body to a medical school, and just before
I die, I'm going to swallow a little plastic toy. That way, the medical
student who cuts me open will get a nice surprise. I just hope the
other medical students aren't sad because they didn't get a toy with
their cadaver, too."

Keith "If it isn't free after rebate at RiteAid, Walgreens, Longs or
other stores or on a two for one coupon, I'm not interested." Gormezano
who just became eligible to join AARP (and saved a ton of money on his
auto insurance, smile.)
http://people.tribe.net/keithgormezano
http://www.scn.org/~bb822