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Elbie at Trig dot Net
Elbie at Trig dot Net Tue, 07 Jun 2011 So I took a vacation. The closing date of the house ended up being the day before L had to leave to go to a conference in San Antonio, which I was going to tag along with in a vacationy sort of way. The conference had been planned for quite a while, the house thing was sort of new. Part of the running around I mentioned in the last post was to make sure we could do as attractive an offer as possible, and that included a 30-day closing, which would have
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Amanda's Musings
Follow me... Amanda's Musings Pull up a chair, make yourself a cuppa and enjoy! Blogroll Links To Clicky On Who Am I? Miss K?s Artwork 1st September 2011 0 Comments I?m so proud of Miss K, she is getting so great at drawing and putting her ideas on paper. These are some of the pictures she?s brought home from school lately. She?s nearly 6 and I think these are just fantastic! (I could be a little biased though): Tags: Art, drawing, kids Filed under: Art, Darling
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John Counsel's Personal Site
Important To view some pages you need to enable pop-up windows in your browser. If you use pop-up blocker software, you need to disable it. Thanks for taking time to visit my personal site, which I created for my friends, old and new. I put it together so you could catch up on what's been happening in my life, or just get to know me, without having to ask me questions that can be awkward or even embarrassing for you, especially if our friendship is fairly new. My
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Author | Toilet Paper Entrepreneur
MIKE MICHALOWICZ (pronounced mi-cal-O-wits) started his first business at the age of 24, moving his young family to the only safe place he could afford
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Blog of Stavros
Blog of Stavros Murmurations Posted in Aberystwyth, Bored musings, Nature at Thu 11 Mar 2010 by Stavros I went down to the front to watch the sunset. After the other worldly nature of yesterday?s sunset where the sun so vulnerably dim and so blood-red it could be looked at directly with no protest from the eyes, retreated from underneath it?s cloudy covers to sit on the edge of the sea for a few minutes before submitting slowly to the darkening waters. Today demonstrated a