CLJobe
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Thanks for the comment. I agree with you. I contribute to organizations that help these kids, a little money goes a long way for these organizations.,
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It is a shame that parents can disperse with their children like one would with an empty carton. Of course, that is how many kids end up on the street.
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When I walked into the office, John looked at me. “Well, stranger, I’m glad to see you again.” “Come on, John, it has been only a few days. I had some personal issues to deal with. How’s the project?” “The server has provided the parts we need.” Buying complete electronic hardware and then dis-assembling it to get the parts we wanted, kept our work secret. John and I have a few secrets between us, but I have one, Pesi. John knows that Pesi exists but doesn’t know what Pesi can do, and I
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I have posted some of my stories on other sites a long. time ago. Your techie friend is right. I have Alexa and thatches been broached a few times.
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A little futuristic although New a guy who was able to turn on his lights from his car on the way home. He was a techie
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No, I don't think so. I'll read the next chapter to check, 😀
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Yes, intelligence is not limited by one's sexual preference.
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It seemed that I just dropped off to sleep when Pesi woke me. I took a shower and dressed casually for the day. I decided last night that I wouldn’t be going into the office today. “Pesi, please call the office and let them know I won’t be coming in today.” I started the coffee and prepared to make breakfast. “Doctor, the boys are awake and taking a shower together.” I set the table, poured two glasses of orange juice, and started making breakfast. Just as I was getting ready to plate th
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I agree with you. I wish I was there to do just that. However I have it on good authority that. everything is going to turn out okay for this lad.
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When the taxi services talked about driverless cabs, I chuckled and imagine all crazy things. I think I would be hesitant to get ing a driverless car
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I hope you enjoy it. It was a little futuristic when I wrote it but not so much anymore
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Let's wait till we are more into the story. I have short stories that I have been using while I work on a much larger starry. That will be coming in a few days.
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Peeps equal;s chicks, depending on what you called them growing up. Because they can't digest regular chicken feed, they are fed a mash, usually ground corn and wheat. I never laughed at anyone from the city or the country, we are what we have been exposed to and chick is a word properly used. But we always called them peeps, don't know why. My dad was a farm boy.
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Wouldn't it be nice to have these. Imagine a car that self diagnostic, could drive you anywhere and spoke to you, wait till you see what PESI can do.
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I hope you will be amused
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“John, I’m going out for a few minutes. I’ll stop by Jones Electronics and pick up the server we ordered. I might stop at the deli, and if I do, would you want anything?” “No, Doc, I’m fine. I think I’m about to finish here, and I might be gone when you get back. I’ll install the server tomorrow.” ‘If you’re gone when I get back, I’ll leave the server on your desk.” Jones Electronics was just a short walk from my office. They carried most of what I needed for my work. If they didn’t
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Me also, I like stories where they end on a happy note.
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You are welcome. I hope you enjoy mob next story
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No just that she was Carl's sister
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Knowing Jeff, it was a far gone conclusion that he would see that the boys went as far as they could, education wise.
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Thanks, I prefer feel good stories.
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I remember the first day that our chickens laid eggs. The boys came rushing in with a pan holding twelve eggs. By the end of the week, our chickens were very prolific. We were getting enough eggs for breakfast. With the help of the boys, I expanded the chicken pen. I wanted to give them plenty of room. Charlie was the first to tell us that there were peeps in the yard. It seemed one of our chickens hatched a few eggs. I had a mash feeder placed in the pen for the chicks. “The septic system f
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