Me and My Sister went to Moe's last week, and it was good, Moe's is kinda like a South Western version of Subway. 

They have an "all you can eat salsa bar" it was very nice, and had five different kinds of Salsa to choose from, with various spice levels. 

For people that want to enjoy the old school way of drinking soda they have a small variety to choose from, I tried the cream soda, and It had a very good taste.

For my meal, I had The Art Vandalay which is a veggie burrito and they have a wide variety to choose from.

The next time I go, I'll probably try to eat the Tofu, an option they give people that want to eat veggies, but don't want to miss out on too much protein.  

I decided to start doing a newsletter for my website, and because of the Can Spam Act in 2003 you are required by law to have a physical address when sending electronic commercial messages. 

The law defines as “any electronic mail message the primary purpose of which is the commercial advertisement or promotion of a commercial product or service,” including email that promotes content on commercial websites. 

 The law makes no exception for business-to-business email. That means all email – for example, a message to former customers announcing a new product line – must comply with the law. 


 To protect my privacy instead of using my own address, I decided to get a PO Box, which I had planned on getting in the future anyway. After I ventured through the old part of town where the main post office is located.


I was somewhat surprised by the cost due to their website quote on how much one would cost, Nonetheless after getting some more money in the bank I was able to get it, less than the two days waiting period. 


 I now have my own PO Box which I'm curious of what I may find in it in the months to come. If your thinking about getting one they were higher for me than what was estimated on their site, However I didn't have to wait two days after applying for one so it was somewhat of an even trade off. 


In Closing, I think they should do a ranged pricing rather then a start at pricing, but that's just my opinion, and if you would sign up for the newsletter a sign up 

They Had a special event where members can bring a friend and they get to try Koko fit club for 15 days.

This year was my first time attending Relay for Life, it's an event, meant to bring people who are/were effected by Cancer, to help raise awareness and help encourage those that have cancer, and also to raise Cancer research. 

Being Pro-Life I was kinda hesitant with Relay For Life being an ACS Fundraising event , but when my Girlfriend let me know that one of her relatives were involved, and would benefit from Relay for Life I made the decision to join up and check it out, it was really nice, I especially liked the Cancer Survivor March, and they had some good food there as well.


Mr Marco who owns Lacasa Del Sol and used to me my neighbor made some really good Quasadillas Chips and Salsa. 


I also saw quite a few of my family members and friends there as well. I could definitely see going there again next year, but The Pro-lifer in me would definitely like to see ACS give up and stop wasting money on HESCR  and put those kind of Funds toward furthering 
Adult Stem Cell Research. 


Thankfully I did some research and funds don't all go to that kind of research, and most of the money goes to various programs to help people afflicted by Cancer. I can see going to these events in the future, but if you really want to fight Cancer, without any HESCR Concerns for the time being, I would say Go with The St. Jude Organization.