I quit doing Toluna since I never get paid. They used to pay. Glad you got paid.

Definition of Head of State

"Whether it's a monarchy, republic, federation, commonwealth, or other forms of government, it stays the same. ... In the USA, the head of state is the president. Furthermore, in the parliamentary system of government, the head of government is the premier or Prime Minister."

So, the head of state in the US is the President and in Canada the Prime Minister. Both countries vote their President or Prime Minister into office.

People could have been pregnant before Covid-19 hit.

This year so far: $293.59
Last year total: $688.77

Any webcam surveys I have seen always ask me at the beginning if I have a webcam. I don't get that many surveys anyhow. They are never $1.00 for me.

Just had a Angiogram awhile back. Hope all goes well dutch1890. Wishing you the best Sonyjmn and hope you will be back as soon as possible. I have had three broken ankles. Not fun.

This is the first month I hit a little over $50 so next month I hope at least $40 to $50.

I saw the 75 year old man pushed by police on TV and all the police just walked by him. I don't know who finally came to his aid. He is in hospital now. No regard for life at all. The back of his head was bleeding. By the way not everyone hates CNN.

Same to you.

Happy Easter to all. My kids brought me a yummy turkey dinner since we cannot be together. We keep our distance. Just had a nice video chat with some of my family. Have been watching church services over zoom which is neat and also You tube.

Congratulations!

I did two and was not credited this past weekend. I had always been paid before. Haven't tried it since.

I volunteered at a breakfast club here in Canada. They don't even want you to serve the kids juice since it is high in sugar. They go by Canada's food guide.

Happy Valentines to all.

Just before I came to the cashier the incident of the bill melting did happen, Darkstar 2. Just keep your bills away from heat.

The change is just rounded off. I haven't had any trouble in Manitoba using change and dollar bills. However our dollar bills are plastic now. One guy was at Dollarama here and pulled his five dollar bill out of his pocket and it had melted. You cannot get this plastic money close to heat. They should have stayed with paper. I guess they thought the plastic would last longer and maybe so as long as it doesn't melt.

Yes, they are coins, no more paper $1 or paper $2.

Canada got rid of the penny a number of years ago. I don't even miss it. However we have a lot of coins. We have the lonnie ($1.00) and the Tonnie ($2.00). They have even talked about putting the $5.00 bill into a coin. I don't think that will happen though. So there is a lot of change here. The change gets heavy so I dump it into jars. I have cashed in over $500 in change in the past few weeks. Will help for a trip.

Finally was able to cash out. Fee was 2.92.

No one will know the time or the hour. We just must always be ready.