CLJobe
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Yes, questions questions, which are the result of aa questing mind. I hope qs you read you will find your answers.
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Unless you try you'll never succeed. They have tutorials on the net, use them, watch them till you ae comfortable and then try it, you might be surprised how well you do
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Yes, they are being children and not frightened
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I think he may just do that
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Yes, he took a chance
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I'm with you on the vanilla ice cream. You'll have to send me some of that Samoan Pineapple pie
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Pets bring something to a family, responsibility and a feeling of being loved
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There are several ways that Carleton will handle Michaels' parents. The story concerning their son which he sent to them , he also sent to their local newspaper. As a result they were investigated,
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We left my office and headed to the dining room. Mo put up his hand to stop us, “Listen.” “You’ll not be able to beat your luck in coming here. I know I’m loved here. Dad and the adults are here for us. If you go back to the street, you’ll miss out on an opportunity. Dad does a lot for us, we have a swimming pool, and he reads stories to us. My real parents never did that. Yea, you need to think it over before you tell Dad you want to leave.” “If we tell him we want to leave, he will let
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People in high positions don't understand the street. They deal with people out of touch with the real world. We see that all the time in politicians. His motives were pure but he didn't do the adverse consequence analysis.
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Carleton could have but it has been a long time. I'm sure he isn't finished with them.
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It does add a new dimension to Carleton's concern about the kids.
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It was a surprise to Carleton when he realized what Alex's dad had done. But it did result in here boys being saved. The threat to the boys at the house will open the door and may put a price on Carleton's head. (I don't know why the print is so dark. Must have hit some key-found it)
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It was two weeks later that I heard from the private investigators concerning my lost son. Only now, he wasn’t my lost son. He was Michael Osborne of St. Louis. The photos the agent sent me, including photos when he was younger, further confirmed who he was. The report indicated that his family was visiting New York when Michael got into an argument with his father over a street person. Michael wanted to give him some money. His father said no, he was just a street bum. Michael talked to the boy
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Yes, you can imagine whatAlex must have gone through those nights when he was married to the bathroom. I know he is glad it is all back to normal.
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Yes, he's lucky to have Carleton as a caring friend.
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The worm must have been huge , I'm sure Alex is happy to be able to eat normally
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The next morning I told Judy what my plans are. She was all for it. I called the architect from my office and told him it’s a go. Now the boys had the construction of the movie theater and office building to contend with. Questions? I got a thousand of them and several repeats. Alex asked what I was going to do with my current house office. “I don’t know. There are my personal files and the boy’s files. These should be kept separate from my business files.” “If it’s possible, I’d lik
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More time with the boys
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Working from home would allow Carleton to spend more time with the boys.
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I think there were tutors hired to prepare the boys for their GED's
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Computer's weren't the thing then. The time frame would be before the 80's
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I am LMAO reading your comment about Alex. That was not my intent when I wrote the story, But your comment is truly a gem
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I was surprised that the boys were up so early in the morning. I wanted to get an early start at the office so I could come home earlier. Walking into the kitchen, Alex was begging for an extra piece of bacon. David was telling him he had to wait. “Good morning, Peter, Alex, let’s go. We can get breakfast in the City.” I said hello to the boys who were up and left for the City. Arriving, I took them to one of the City’s many cafes that serve breakfast. I had my coffee, took my bagel, and
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