Indigo's iREWARDS

[_malyshka_]

I wanted to get a magazine that deals with local schools, so off to Indigo we went today. Unfortunately, the magazine wasn't there anymore, but we still stayed and hung out for a bit. I picked out a few books, and when paying for them was asked if I want to get an iREWARDS card that gives me 10% off for a year (I used to have a card like this a

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[vernacular]

Ah, that's silly. It's like the Barnes and Noble savings program- I believe it's $20 for 10% off (but don't quote me on that one).

And a little off topic discussion- I've been thinking of starting something of a political blog for fun. No one really hears much from teenagers these days, and as editor of both of the school's publications I probably have some sort of duty to the world to get our opinions out, lol. :P Ideas?

[_malyshka_]

Well, it seems that it's a similar strategy the two stores are using. I much prefer Border's club card - you can join for free and either get points or savings (but since we don't have Border's here, I don't use it much, so I don't remember how it works).

If you want to do a political blog - more power to ya, but you'll likely get lots of nasty e-mails from those who don't agree with you. ;) If you do start one, let me know where it is... You may want to have a column in your school newspaper for it, though ;)

[vernacular]

I prefer Amazon to all of them! It's a big plus that I don't have to get out from the chair. ;)

Ah, I can handle that. I stand by my opinions (as long as they're based on factual information), and that is that. They are entitled to theirs.
Oh, i'm going to! I'm the opinions half of the editor-in-chief position (another girl in my grade, Melanie, is covering sports and news and stuff) and i'm going to start writing an opinions column. :) But I figure a blog wouldn't be a bad place for me to brainstorm article ideas.