Joke

An elderly customer just told me a little joke:

A man walked into a bar and saw two beautiful blondes at one of the booths.
He walked over and introduced himself and they started chatting.
A little while later he invited them back to his place, for a little "party"...
As they were heading out the door, he asked them "You two are beautiful, are you sisters?"
One of the blondes giggled and said "Why, no, we are not even Catholic..."

Then my customer said "Get it... they are not Catholic, like Sisters, you know NUNS!"

Quote by ee cummings

To be nobody but yourself--in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else-- means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight; and never stop fighting.

- EE Cummings, poet

Sacramento Valley AIDS Run/Walk

Dear Friends...

I will be walking this year and hope to have your support. If you are able to donate or would like to join our team please click on the link and do what you can! Thanks in advance!


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The Sacramento Valley AIDS Run/Walk is coming up on Sunday, September 13th, 2009.

Today more than ever we need your help. The Federal government continues to reduce funding to our area! Please click on the link below and give generously to help in the fight against AIDS.

Thank you for your support.

For more information about the Sacramento Valley AIDS Run/Walk go to: www.sacvalleyaidsrunwalk.org

Follow This Link to visit my personal web page and help me in my efforts to support Capital City AIDS Fund

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Michelle Nichol

Taken from SparkPeople Daily - July 13

Turning "Someday" into Today
Weighing Some Tough Options

It's time for some cold, hard facts.

You're not going to be able to read every book that you want. You'll never have time to watch all of your favorite shows. The house will never be clean enough. There will always be another errand to run. The grass will continue to grow. Everything you buy will need to be dusted, repaired, maintained or disposed of in some way.

This is not a critique of any lack of organizational skills on your part, or a reason to give up altogether. Rather, it's a statement of freedom.

When you know that life will still be waiting for you tomorrow--no matter what--it gives you the freedom to make today count as much as possible. "Someday" is right now. Anytime. And that can be exciting, if you let it.