CLJobe
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I'll post the next chapter this evening. In about 1 hour.
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You are right, never give up. The person who will bring joy to your life may be just around the corner, or in a diner off of an interstate. Good friends are just as important
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I think you'll like Cody, I did when I wrote the story. And before you think it, Cody is fictional, I create characters that I wish I had met when I was younger.
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I can tell you this, he's a loving and generous man.
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Give me your address I'll send you some snow. 😀 Then again with this crazy weather, you might get some snow.
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He visited a lot of companies in that time. An average of two and a half companies per day. David had sent off information on the company before Alan met with them. So in some cases he was able to meet with three companies per day. In fiction anything is possible, right.
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Alan started to work at 23, this story is written when he was 53, having worked for 30 years before he retired. And you have a nice day as well.
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Yes, when I worked I received bonuses, but that was in lieu of increased salary. No way my bonuses had more than two zero's after the number. But he had tenure and was the president. I know some companies give their retiring CEO's a lot more.
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Have you ever thought what your students have gained through your help? How many of your students have a successful life, how many have put into practice the knowledge you have given them. Of all professions, educators top the list. It is unfortunate that educators aren't paid what they deserve.
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For the next two and 1/2 months, I traveled Europe, Eastern Europe and Western Asia. I was successful in extending contracts and signing up 35 new companies. The step approach with new clients worked very well. I sent a client by client report to Dave. I was tired of all of the traveling, I was anxious to get home. After three months abroad, I was glad to head home. Arriving in New York, I went straight to my apartment. The kilts from Scotland had arrived. I called Charles and told him I was
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Pittsburgh manages to get a lot of snow. Nestled in between the hills, they can get dumped on. With the way the weather is changing, I wouldn't predict weather.
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I will try and give you a good idea. You'll have to use your imagination.
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Yes we do. I think you'll like this story.
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Thanks for the comment. You have the makings of a poet. A new start can be exciting.
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Yes, I have tried them with rice, still don't like them. I did see them in Spain, even though they looked better than the black pudding in England, I didn't want to try them.
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I'm sure Richie doesn't mind.
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I think I have included enough information for you to build on, it'll have to be in Clarion.
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I think you are a poet. I appreciate your poetic comment.
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Thanks Chris. You are setting a high standard for me. I hope my stories live up to your kudos.
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Your welcome. Thanks for reading my stories and commenting
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I know where that house will be built, it will be a local attraction when it is done.
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That's okay Chris. I like to explain the motives behind my stories.
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At 8:50 I entered the building and told the receptionist that I was Mr. Bradley and had a 9 o'clock appointment with Mr. MacRoy. She made a telephone call and soon a young man came down. He informed me he was Mr. MacRoy's secretary. I thought that was odd until the receptionist addressed him as Mr. MacRoy. I guess I looked a little startle. He smiled, “I’m also his son.” I was shown into Mr. Angus MacRoy's office. "Thank you Thomas. Could you have Anna bring in two coffees?" I sat in fro
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Okay, I'll see that you get all that I turn down. In Puerto Rico they mix rice with it.
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It has been a while since I was there, I highly recommend that place to anyone with children. Even the adults have fun there.
