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forget candle scents - can i just have some marijuana please ..

i'd recommend http://www.lunarpages.com

to be at peace with myself and to ensure my children have the skills to develop into whatever the want to be.

.. being a hero to my children.

yes, i heard a quote once from someone i've long forgotten but it was in reply to a business stating it couldn't afford to advertise - the quote was "we couldn't afford not to advertise." exhibiting at a craft show or having a web-site is a very good way of advertising. you need to keep your company in the public domain and, even if you earn zero from a web-site, it is an important method of staying 'in the picture.'

that's really really cool! i think it's great that you were able to say goodbye to working for someone else and be able to support yourself in what you're doing now. you also bring up another topic which is equally dangerous - growing too fast as a company. i'm successful like yourself in many ways - i get to spend 24/7 with my adorable children - but you and i differ because you make money and i just watch the Food Network...

circumstances such as FOS are far more common than we probably imagine.

kitty, it just so happens that myself and seven dogs suddenly found ourselves homeless and are in need of a good warm home. we won't be any bother .. (beef please, in the event you run out of lamb..)

well not if his profession actually is dry cleaning...

you know too much about the muppets, you should be ashamed..

actually i guessed wrong - i assume your hubby got you far more tasteful PJ's from Victoria's Secret then i would have purchased..

it's easy to lower your price and convince a buyer. just try convincing them to pay more - your reason for charging more may be legitimate but the customer will still feel 'robbed' to a degree. quote high, sell lower (if needed of course..)

LRC06301983 (such a catchy name btw, it just melts like butter and rolls off the tongue..) i can well imagine businesses paying $200 for such a product - and they should too. companies who'd require my consultancy services were charged $1500 per day and it wasn't unusual for, say, three days to be booked. i never became comfortable with this but one must always remember that the actual or perceived value of a product or service may/can/should have little connection with the actual cost. for instance, the 'cane in the previous pic could work wonders in a restaurant yet the table it sat on would bring in far more money than the cost of the product in just a few hours.

janet, that really is an incredible 'cane - i lurve it. out of interest, can you (or anyone) estimate how much such a product would retail for, the material cost and how long it took to complete? excellent 'cane, most effective

for my wife i'm adding a new FO called Poisonous Gas..