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Saturday, August 30, 2008
Jean's Pick of the Day:
It's Never Too Late to Change the Past
by Angie Downing
My Mom and Dad were wonderful parents, and I wouldn't have traded them for anything, because even though they had their faults, as we all do, I knew they loved me very much.
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Mike Fak's, Blundering Through Life
Life Comes Full Circle As the Acorn Drops From the Tree.
by Mike Fak
In 1966, my dad asked me if I wanted to work at the ice factory. At the time, I was making 95 cents an hour at a hardware store and the factory laborers made $2.47 cents an hour which was almost beyond my wildest dreams. There was overtime pay and paid days off as well so I jumped on the opportunity.
My dad was the refrigeration engineer at the plant and he was universally respected as a hard worker. So much so that the job interview with the plant foreman lasted ten minutes before...
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Creating A Space To Call Your Own ~ Zen Gardens & Such
by Camille Strate
So many folks out there run at top speed all day, every day without a moment's pause for 'Self'. I see it all the time. Frazzled, harried people, unable to focus on what's in front of them for all the other things they've yet to do. Whether you have kids or not, working full time or not, retired, etc., seems to make no difference. Always in a rush. Always worrying over things that haven't even transpired. It's a crazy way to live and doesn't do much for one's health either. So, why do people...
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Barack Obama and the Image of US in the World
by Gorazd Andrejc
Let me offer you a non-american perspective on this year's US election race between Barack Obama and John McCain. In this short article I want to explain to you especially you, dear readers and friends from the US why many Europeans such as me (and many other non-americans too) feel that Barack Obama would be a much better option for the US president than John McCain.
As I offer this perspective, I want you to have in mind that I have never lived in the US, I do not feel the...
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Sarah “Barracuda” Palin: A Moose in Every Pot?
by Missing Link
Just when it seemed like the campaign was going to settle into trench warfare McCain's troops have given the flag to someone with fresh legs (it's a sports reference guys - no sexual harassment intended) who is charging into the freshly formed battle lines of the Democratic Party.
Just when I thought it was going to be the old white guys against the young Black guy John McCain throws me a curve ball high and tight. I was just starting to lean in thinking I knew what they were about...
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How I Buy New Tires-Inexpensively
by Leo Ponder
I just had the tires replaced on my car. I didn't get the new valve stems. I didn't purchase the extended warranty. I didn't want the white walls. I didn't get the hundred thousand mile tire(or is it the 50,000 mile? I don't know, I never buy it) I always ask if they have anything under 500 miles.
SALESPERSON: "No, all we have is a 10000 mile cheaper tire, but you don't want that."
ME: "Yes, I do"
SALESPERSON:: "No you don't."
Me: "Yes I...
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Bare Feet, Horsehair Snakes, and a Walk Down Memory’s Dusty Lane
by Sandra E. Graham
I was probably about seven years old, holding my mother's hand as we walked down the dirt road a short distance from our house. My father's two sisters were following along behind-all of us barefoot, even my two aunts from the city. The dust on the road was as soft as baby powder and felt so good and warm between my toes.
It was a beautiful late spring day but not much sun could penetrate the overhead cathedral formed by the trees on both sides of the road. Wild flowers edged the...
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10 Ways to Save Money When Shopping and NOT Overspend
by Jan Hayner
One of the worst times to go shopping is when you are depressed or sad about something. We make the biggest mistakes in our spending habits during this time. We may be great at making a budget, but it does not do you any good if you are not going to stick to it. With all of the commercials and the voices say that their product is the best, we are talked into making purchases, just because everyone else has one. However, is it something that you really need, that fits and enhances your...
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