Comments on: Farm Town on Facebook http://abitmoreinfo.com/farm-town-on-facebook/ A bit about this and a bit about that. Thu, 31 Mar 2011 23:58:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: I love George Bush http://abitmoreinfo.com/farm-town-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-143 I love George Bush Mon, 25 Jan 2010 22:43:11 +0000 http://abitmoreinfo.com/?p=58#comment-143 The information presented is top notch. I've been doing some research on the topic and this post answered several questions. The information presented is top notch. I’ve been doing some research on the topic and this post answered several questions.

]]> By: Cindy http://abitmoreinfo.com/farm-town-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Cindy Fri, 24 Jul 2009 10:13:59 +0000 http://abitmoreinfo.com/?p=58#comment-19 It sure does Bev, Farm Town teaches many things. See you on the farm. Cindy It sure does Bev,
Farm Town teaches many things.
See you on the farm.
Cindy

]]> By: Bev http://abitmoreinfo.com/farm-town-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Bev Fri, 24 Jul 2009 04:21:10 +0000 http://abitmoreinfo.com/?p=58#comment-17 I love Farm Town on FB, too, and understand that it is also on Myspace. It teaches me a wealth of information related to work and how consistency and persistence, helping others and allowing others to help you, too. It is a true pay it forward game. Greediness has no place there if you want to acheive, but setting goals and working toward those goals really pay off. Bev Kennedy I love Farm Town on FB, too, and understand that it is also on Myspace. It teaches me a wealth of information related to work and how consistency and persistence, helping others and allowing others to help you, too. It is a true pay it forward game. Greediness has no place there if you want to acheive, but setting goals and working toward those goals really pay off.

Bev Kennedy

]]> By: Cindy http://abitmoreinfo.com/farm-town-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Cindy Wed, 22 Jul 2009 17:14:30 +0000 http://abitmoreinfo.com/?p=58#comment-15 Karen, I learn many of life's lessons everyday working in Farm Town. Thanks again for telling me about it. Cindy Karen, I learn many of life’s lessons everyday working in Farm Town.
Thanks again for telling me about it.
Cindy

]]> By: Cindy http://abitmoreinfo.com/farm-town-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Cindy Wed, 22 Jul 2009 17:14:05 +0000 http://abitmoreinfo.com/?p=58#comment-14 Wolvie, Thanks so much for the post. You passed the second part of the test too. I hired Wolvie to work on my farm. I picked Wolvie for a very simple reason. Let me tell you about it. The other morning I had crops that needed to be harvested. I went to the market and said, "Good Morning Everybody." I want you to know not one person responded to me. They were all to busy begging. I don't know about you, but I just hate that. So I went to the Real Estate Office and once again I said, "Good Morning Everybody." Wolvie was the ONLY person to respond to me. I hired Wolvie to plow and then harvest all my fields. I can't imagine begging. I get hired every time I go in and I have never begged.. not once. Wolvie, it was nice meeting you and once again thanks for helping me work my farm in Farm Town. Cindy I can think of worse things to be addicted to, Can't you? (Don't you love it when it rhymes) Wolvie,
Thanks so much for the post. You passed the second part of the test too.
I hired Wolvie to work on my farm. I picked Wolvie for a very simple reason. Let me tell you about it.

The other morning I had crops that needed to be harvested. I went to the market and said, “Good Morning Everybody.” I want you to know not one person responded to me. They were all to busy begging. I don’t know about you, but I just hate that.

So I went to the Real Estate Office and once again I said, “Good Morning Everybody.” Wolvie was the ONLY person to respond to me. I hired Wolvie to plow and then harvest all my fields.

I can’t imagine begging. I get hired every time I go in and I have never begged.. not once.

Wolvie, it was nice meeting you and once again thanks for helping me work my farm in Farm Town.
Cindy

I can think of worse things to be addicted to, Can’t you?
(Don’t you love it when it rhymes)

]]> By: Wolvie http://abitmoreinfo.com/farm-town-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Wolvie Tue, 21 Jul 2009 10:25:23 +0000 http://abitmoreinfo.com/?p=58#comment-13 FarmTown is a wonderful game. I love to listen to the things that people say on it and i love to get into a great conversation. It is very easy to become addicted to it. I never really understood people that were addicted to things like this until i became addicted. And once you are addicted, there is no cure. FarmTown is a wonderful game. I love to listen to the things that people say on it and i love to get into a great conversation. It is very easy to become addicted to it. I never really understood people that were addicted to things like this until i became addicted. And once you are addicted, there is no cure.

]]> By: Karen Weir http://abitmoreinfo.com/farm-town-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Karen Weir Sun, 19 Jul 2009 17:41:31 +0000 http://abitmoreinfo.com/?p=58#comment-11 Oh the lessons Farm Town can teach us... about ourselves, about marketing online, about people, and about business in general. One thing I find interesting is different motivations. Some people are working to build up their critter count... others don't want them (me) because they have no real monetary value on Farm Town. You can sell them for a few coins, but other than that, in my opinion, they take up space. They cost money because if you want to corral them in, you have to buy fencing... so I can do without them, but some people think a farm without animals is like an apple pie without apples! Some people want a great looking farm. This is the lifestyle motivation. They want flowers and pathways, and all the pretty things that decorate and make their farm a comfortable place to "live". There is a lot of competition on Farm Town to have your farm look better than the Jones's! (so to speak). The quickest way to get ahead in Farm Town, and in life, is to help others. You make more money if you hire people to work for you. Isn't that interesting? Makes you think of a few analogies to internet marketing - outsourcing and helping others for two biggies. The thing that I like to do is to watch people. I like doing that in real life too! It intrigues me to see how people behave. Go to the MarketPlace sometime and observe. What do you see? Farm Town is really more than just a distraction. Unless that's all you want is to be distracted... it can do that too! Oh the lessons Farm Town can teach us… about ourselves, about marketing online, about people, and about business in general.

One thing I find interesting is different motivations. Some people are working to build up their critter count… others don’t want them (me) because they have no real monetary value on Farm Town. You can sell them for a few coins, but other than that, in my opinion, they take up space. They cost money because if you want to corral them in, you have to buy fencing… so I can do without them, but some people think a farm without animals is like an apple pie without apples!

Some people want a great looking farm. This is the lifestyle motivation. They want flowers and pathways, and all the pretty things that decorate and make their farm a comfortable place to “live”. There is a lot of competition on Farm Town to have your farm look better than the Jones’s! (so to speak).

The quickest way to get ahead in Farm Town, and in life, is to help others. You make more money if you hire people to work for you. Isn’t that interesting? Makes you think of a few analogies to internet marketing – outsourcing and helping others for two biggies.

The thing that I like to do is to watch people. I like doing that in real life too! It intrigues me to see how people behave. Go to the MarketPlace sometime and observe. What do you see?

Farm Town is really more than just a distraction. Unless that’s all you want is to be distracted… it can do that too!

]]> By: Cindy http://abitmoreinfo.com/farm-town-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Cindy Thu, 16 Jul 2009 20:11:56 +0000 http://abitmoreinfo.com/?p=58#comment-9 I couldn't agree more. But... WHO KNEW!!!! certainly not me. How could I have been so WRONG??? Cindy I couldn’t agree more.
But… WHO KNEW!!!! certainly not me.
How could I have been so WRONG???
Cindy

]]> By: The Doctor http://abitmoreinfo.com/farm-town-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-8 The Doctor Thu, 16 Jul 2009 20:08:19 +0000 http://abitmoreinfo.com/?p=58#comment-8 Farm Town isn't just for kids! It absolutely teaches great life skills - and the cool thing about learning through games is that you retain what you learn. Anyone who has played "The Cash Flow Game" knows that. In addition to teaching life skills, Farm Town is a great little escape from the everyday. Watching your crops grow, your coins grow, gaining new "buddies" and neighbors is good for the soul. Everyone should have a plot on Farm Town! Farm Town isn’t just for kids! It absolutely teaches great life skills – and the cool thing about learning through games is that you retain what you learn. Anyone who has played “The Cash Flow Game” knows that. In addition to teaching life skills, Farm Town is a great little escape from the everyday. Watching your crops grow, your coins grow, gaining new “buddies” and neighbors is good for the soul.

Everyone should have a plot on Farm Town!

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