HOW TO: Save Up Money (For the slightly lazy)

Hello everyone! Today, I am gonna teach you how to gain some cha-chang! Come on, everyone needs some extra bling. These are going to be easy, no sweat ways to get money.

STEP 1: Search EVERYWHERE

Look EVERYWHERE. Under couches, in bags, in pockets, I mean everywhere. I once found 40 bucks in, get ready, IN MY DIARY. You can find 5 to 100 dollars by looking around. I found $60 by looking through 2 purses.

STEP 2: Allowance

If my parents are willing to pay me to do chores, your parents should be too. Do simple things and you can be reeling in 2-20 dollars a week. (Depends on how nice your parents are)

STEP 3: Sell snacks

We have a vending machine at my school so everyone always brings in money. My trick is that I bring in better snacks (that cost less) and then I sell them to people. I can get 1-10 dollars per sale, depends on how good the snack is.

STEP 4: Save up all your birthday money

I spend my birthday money in 2 weeks. I've stopped doing that for the past 2 years and considering all the crazy holidays we Muslims celebrate (there's 2 Eids. That's like 2 Christmases.) I get A LOT of cash. (569 dollars is the amount of money I have saved up.)

So those are my simple ways to get more cash and if you think of anything else, leave a comment down below! You are fabulous and always will be. I have a lot of DIYs and Valentine's Day stuff going on. (...room décor...) GET EXCITEDDDDD

Mkay bye,
Noor

Should The Goverment Put Warning Labels On Soda?

Hello everyone! It's another opinion post. This time I'm stating my opinion on whether the government should put warning labels on soda. 

Some government officials from the state of California have proposed a law to start putting warning labels on soda telling people that it is bad for you. Here is my opinion on this law. 

No, I do not think we should put warning labels on soda. People already know that soda is bad for you, so it would be there for nothing. Soda isn't the only unhealthy thing. If you were to put these labels on soda then you would have to put them on other things like candy and chips. Also, if the government wanted to solve the promblems on obesity then they should lower the prices on healthy drinks. Doctors and dentists encourage people to drink water but if the water costs $2.00 and the soda costs $1.00, more people are going to buy soda. Warning labels on soda is not such a good idea.

Thanks for reading,

Noor