In today’s economy, it is all about the “deal”. Finding a deal…Is it a good deal?…Do you have a deal? Most people define a deal as the lowest possible price. Some examples of popular “deals”.

I like that car! What’s your lowest price? I need your best deal.

That store has 20% off everything in the store this Wednesday…what a deal!

Call now and get not one, but TWO Super Duper Knife Sets for only $9.95 and we will
add a Super Duper Knife Sharpener for free. Call now!

OK, those may be deals….but what about value?

Everywhere you turn someone is writing about Pinterest, talking about Pinterest, blogging about Pinterest or just pinning on Pinterest. What is a pin, why would I repin...and who really pins anyway?

     Join small business owners on Saturday, November 26 and support your local economy.  On the busiest shopping weekend of the year, visit a local small business and help make a difference. 

Doom and gloom.  It is everywhere...cable news, local tv, magazines, newspapers and every genre of radio.   Even blogs will tell you just how bad the economy is.  Many small businesses are suffering.  Many will not survive.

Today I am flying.  I started in South Carolina and will eventually end up in Texas.    This means:

• Getting up early for my 6:00am flight.
• Driving to the airport
• Paying for airport parking
• Figuring out the latest and greatest check in procedure for my airline

I am here for two weeks, traveling through Washington state  visiting a variety of BnB's along the way.  Yep, I love my job!  Innkeepers are always welcoming, the beds are comfy, the food is great and you would not believe the views.

Here are a few of the things you won't find at a BnB...at least not at a WBBG BnB!

1.  Prepackaged danish, little boxed Cheerios and a belgium waffle you need to somehow make yourself!Our innkeepers bake their own scones, create their own unique granola recipes and actually make the waffles themselves....in the kitchen...just for you.  You can sit back and relax...