Lifetime Moms

I have to confess. Today I did something that I swore to myself I would never do, I cooked hot dogs for dinner. Don’t get me wrong it’s not that my kids have never had a hot dog, but I have never physically cooked or prepared one for them. To be honest I had to ask my husband how to do it.

Growing up I had my share of hot dogs and once I was old enough to understand the ingredients and how they were made I vowed to never eat one again. And I also promised myself when I have children I would never cook them for my children. Today I broke that promise and I’m feeling guilty.

In one of my last articles I showed you different iPhone applications that will help you with your taxes this year. If you are one of the unlucky ones this season that has to pay more taxes instead of getting a refund you’re going to want to download these applications right away.

Start saving money now with these great money-saving iPhone applications.

Coupon Sherpa

It’s that time again, tax season, and it’s creeping up fast. There was a time when I was excited about taxes because I knew I would be getting a cool little refund. Back then it was easy, heck I even filled out the paperwork myself. But after buying a house or two, owning a business or two, and having a couple of kids, filing taxes has become way more complicated. So much that we now have our own “Tax Guy,” and he’s great. He knows the tax laws like the back of his hand.

What happens when you are hit with a brilliant topic for you next blog post and you’re stuck in line at the DMV. You pull out your iPhone and take notes. Today many bloggers are turning to their iPhones to post quick updates, socialize and manage their schedules and ideas. Here are some great iPhone apps that will help you take your blogging mobile.

Wordpress 2
The only iPhone app that lets you write posts, upload photos, edit pages and manage comments on your blog from your iPhone or iPod Touch.
Price: FREE

Typepad

First I have to admit I never liked the term "soccer mom." Advertisers always like to find a name for moms and the female demographic. Why isn’t there a "soccer dad" or "iPhone Dad" market – don’t they shop also? Apparently, not as much as women.

According to a study by BCG Global, women control over 70 percent of household purchases. In addition, another study by Greystripe states that moms currently make up 29 percent of all iPhone users. So what does that tell you if you are in the iPhone development market? Make an application that meets the needs of both moms and females.