This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of WeReward. All opinions are 100% mine.

So I think I've mentioned my iPhone at least a few times here. I love it. And when I'm bored or traveling I like to find new apps. Max has a whole page of games just for him.

I'm just now getting into sites like Foursquare, so when IZEA announced its app, WeReward for iPhone, I wanted to check it out. Essentially you check in like you do on other geolocation sites, but you get paid (a few cents) for checking in, taking a photo of a business, or doing other tasks the site specifies. (they also have WeReward for Android and BlackBerry is coming soon).

So I figure, if I'm walking by Walgreens, why not make $.05 for taking a photo?

I've used this app for a few months, since it came out. It's fun. At first I used it a lot, but sometimes I'm just so overwhelmed with the number of check-in sites on my phone (which is 4. a lot.), and I don't bother to see what I can earn points for.

I do like the feature where you can get points for posing with a product or business sign. I had a Jones Soda bottle and cheesed with it. I think that earned me $1.

If you're looking to get rich, this ain't the app. But if you're interested in making a few cents for doing something you'd do anyway (checking in), then visit WeReward.com to get started.

One of the things I love about our garden is all the hummingbirds it attracts. We’ve got at least 4 that zip through the garden, chattering and humming away.

The other day, two were in our house! I think they chased one another in and then didn’t know how to get out. I felt so bad–you could see them panicking as they tried to poke the ceiling with their beaks. One was so exhausted, he clawed a resting place on the wall about 8 feet up.

Finally, one found the feeder we placed in the door. The other I helped out on the end of a broom. They’re happy outside once again.

They’re just fascinating birds to me. So delicate and graceful. Here are some interesting facts I found:

• Hummingbirds’ wings beat 60-80 times a second!
• A hummingbird can’t smell
• A hummingbird’s heart rate can be up to 1,260 beats per minute

Here’s a cool video slowed down to show the hummingbird drinking. It’s long and slow. You can fast forward. I did. Still, it’s neat!

I feel like this is a lame post. Is it a lame post?

You smell like some kind of bad breakfast. You smell like bad French Toast.

We don’t change our socks in Mexico.

Mama, how come you don’t fart?