CLJobe
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What is the plural for loaf? loaves
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What do you suffer? waiting. Patience is a virtue. Those that read in the afternoon will say that it isn't fair, you early birds get it before they do. I could post later in the morning but the you would have to wait until evening to get the next chapter. I can only post two chapter's per day.
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Come on, you should know be better than that. Surely by now you know where my heart lies. Think, and I'll bet you can come up with some very close guesses where this story will take you.
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Ok, just for you. Get yourself a cup of coffee, that'll help.
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You are most welcome. I hope you enjoy it.
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It has more than one chapter to be sure. There are a few surprises coming up. Next chapter tonight.
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He's a very serious young man who is being encouraged by his parents.
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It's a nice story. no drama, well maybe a little or not. Seriously, I think you will like it.
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“Jim, what are you going to do after high school? Are you planning on going to college? “No, my grades aren’t high enough and I can’t afford to pay. My only decent grades are in culinary and computer, those courses won’t get anyone a scholarship.” “Then what are you going to do, I guess you’ll have to get a job.” “Yep, I have some thoughts along that line. Who knows maybe I’ll open a restaurant.” They laughed but then Jim thought why not, I might have said that in jest but it’s a pos
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Graduation from high school for many is just a step in their program toward a career. What happens if your grades aren’t high enough, or sport skills aren’t good enough, to continue your education toward that end goal. Jim was about to graduate from high school, grades not good enough for college, but he did have a skill. This is Jim’s story and how he used his creative skill to not only make a living but to start a business as well.
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A young man turns a skill into a career. In doing so he helps those who society has turned away.
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There are people who believe winning is more important than fair play. Usually they end up alone.
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I think Roger is doing a little more than being a friend. He has attached himself to Josh
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I was there in the '90's and I didn't see any McDonalds
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No, I left them happily in bed
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gad about is definitely slang.
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Roger must be more aggressive than his English boyfriend. He went further with Roger.
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I think you are right. The boys know more than what Roger thinks.
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You are right about acceptance of gay people in Europe. I believe Holland was the first country to recognize gay marriage.
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I thought the same thing. I'm sure Clair was looking out for Jeff
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Yes, there is an advantage to having a local show you around. Pizza's there are different. At one restaurant I ordered a pizza for lunch, it was the chef's special, it came with a fried egg in the center. Definitely different
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Thanks. Expanding one's vision will only lead to a better understanding of the world we live in.
