Hey Winnster...

How the heck are you?

I'm thinking that in a week or so we all ought to go get some chicken tacos again... And see if we can pry Larry off his rock. <g>



>>Daniel,
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>>>Doug,
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>>>> The only degree I ever got was the third degree from my stepmother... <g>
>>>> However, I have never stopped reading and learning after being out of high
>>>> school for 32 years now. I have no plans to stop anytime soon.. <g>
>>>
>>>LOL! I started kindergarden 32 years ago...
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>>I don't know if this makes me feel good or bad... <g>
>>
>>>
>>>Your readings were well worth it if I judge by the size of your new house... < bg >
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>>Well, God has been good to us. <s> I just am trying to be responsible with the gifts I've been given. For me that means striving to be the best that I am able to be in whatever endeavor I am undertaking at the current point in time. I think I've benefited from having performed many many different types of jobs over the years. Fast food (of course), deckhand on a private yacht, Christian House pastor (like a halfway type home), health spa construction, flooring company, industrial property management, small animal product compounding, sales, traveling production scheduling, junior college night class instructor and, of course over the last 18 years or so a full time FoxBase/Pro programmer in a huge variety of other business types.
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>>IOW, the school of life. <s>
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>>Candidly, while we're grateful for the nice home there are other 'things' that are far far more important to me/us. Character, friends (here and elsewhere), giving, and other 'stuff' that is others-oriented as opposed to self-oriented.
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>Doug,
>Your post reminds me of a phrase I heard once: 'Even a poor man can feel rich if he feels blessed'.
>Sincerely,