The First Thing I Need To Declare On Next Year's Taxes
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.
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Writer's Block: Clock Punching
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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
Sagittarius 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