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I got one of these as a door prize at a car dealership's promotion overday. It's about the size of a Hershey's miniature bar and "retails" at about $15. Because it isn't Solid Gold.
I got one of these as a door prize at a car dealership's promotion overday. It's about the size of a Hershey's miniature bar and "retails" at about $15. Because it isn't Solid Gold.
Writer's Block: Clock Punching
Aug. 28th, 2009 01:19 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
Recovering a man's gold chain from the northeast yard at Peachtree, where he lost it while playing football. He was one of Dad's co-workers and we had hosted the company picnic that year.
Recovering a man's gold chain from the northeast yard at Peachtree, where he lost it while playing football. He was one of Dad's co-workers and we had hosted the company picnic that year.
From FreeWill Astrology
May. 14th, 2008 02:43 pmSagittarius Horoscope for week of May 15, 2008
In his folk song "Farewell to the Gold," Nic Jones tells the story of a failed gold prospector. After two years of finding no more than a few flecks of the precious metal, the unlucky man is giving up his search. "Farewell to the gold / that never I found," he sings. "Goodbye to the nuggets / that somewhere abound. / For it's only when dreaming / that I see them gleaming / down in the dark deep underground." If I'm reading the omens correctly, Sagittarius, it's time for you, too, to say goodbye to a quest that hasn't panned out. Yes, it'll be sad. But here's the happy ending: Within a month of the time you surrender, you'll be led to a better quest with more chance of success.
It's been six weeks since I went to Asheville for that interview Bro arranged for me. There's another job fair in Knoxville on Tuesday, so I guess I'll go to it.
FP
In his folk song "Farewell to the Gold," Nic Jones tells the story of a failed gold prospector. After two years of finding no more than a few flecks of the precious metal, the unlucky man is giving up his search. "Farewell to the gold / that never I found," he sings. "Goodbye to the nuggets / that somewhere abound. / For it's only when dreaming / that I see them gleaming / down in the dark deep underground." If I'm reading the omens correctly, Sagittarius, it's time for you, too, to say goodbye to a quest that hasn't panned out. Yes, it'll be sad. But here's the happy ending: Within a month of the time you surrender, you'll be led to a better quest with more chance of success.
It's been six weeks since I went to Asheville for that interview Bro arranged for me. There's another job fair in Knoxville on Tuesday, so I guess I'll go to it.
FP
