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Non-Tech : HAVING YOUR DREAM COME TRUE -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Frank Ellis Morris who wrote (27)	1/7/1998 5:31:00 AM
From: margaret tasset	Respond to of 39

Good Morning Frank on Wednesday, I do hope that things will be better today in the market and especially with Intel. I am happy to hear that you are still having mild weather as you are probably use to having to battle very cold weather around this time of year. Throwing out all of your trash will be a real chore, but you will feel great after you do it. I would very much like to hear what your friend who did the review said. Will you be able to put a little bit of your music on your web page? Which song(s) will you put? About my sister, yes she very much loves doing her prints. That person that you use to deliver prints to, probably knew my sister as she knows quite a few people who are in this kind of business. One thing my sister does is she sends people a whole stack of prints and lets them look them over and send back what they don't want and keep what they want. As far as I know she has been lucky as far as people being honest and not keep all of the stuff. One thing Frank, about selling things is that the more avenues that you try and use, the more chance you have of selling things. I have found that one thing works one day and the next day something else works. It is a game or probablity so to speak. It will all be very exciting for you. One good thing too is that you can do it all at your own pace. Yes it does seem like you have spent alot of money on everything, but it will all be worth it. Sometimes our dreams do cost us money, right. Today I will stay around here again and be Kandy. Things are starting to look better, but there is still lots to do. I am glad that you liked my closing and were able to decipher it. I knew that you would. <g>Before long they will look like a foreign language. I hope that you will have a nice day today. Thinking of you across the miles, H>K>E>L>R Rinmh Wasimh Margaret

To: Frank Ellis Morris who wrote (27)	1/7/1998 1:53:00 PM
From: margaret tasset	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39

Dear Frank on Wednesday afternoon, I hope that your day was not a hard day today and am glad that you had mild weather. It is hot here. It was so hot last night that I really wanted to put the air conditioner on. About your music and business, it won't be long and it will all fall in place. It sounds like you have, as usual, been very busy attending to all of the details of your new business. I know it will all be very exciting for you. Frank, you might check into that Entertainment book that I told you about a long time ago, as several of the places that you go are in mine. Places like McDonald's and Dunkin Donuts are now in mine. I think that they have explanded the places in it from the past. They also have places like cleaners and car washes etc. Have you gotten your new boss yet? What happened to your other boss? How do you like your new schedule of no overtime? I see that you are now using Frank Ellis Morris. Maybe you could change to that on your profile on SI, so that all of your posts will show that. I am still playing Kandy around here and slowly but surely catching up. For dinner last night, I made a new dish that was very easy and it came out real good. It was a low-fat Turkey pie, made with reduced fat bisquick as the topping. I served a homemade black bean soup, garden salad and stuffing with it. I was really amazed how easy it was to make and how good that it tasted. It was really sad about Sonny Bono. I really can't get over how many famous people have died lately in accidents. A nine year old boy in Jacksonville, not too far from my neighborhood, also died in a skiing accident over the holidays. He was supppose to be a really nice little boy, who did very nice things for others and was a straight A student. He donated an eye to a blind child. I saw a picture of this little boy who died in the newspaper and he was absolutely adorable. In the newspaper this morning I saw that an owner of a Coldwell Banker Real Estate company had a fight with one of the agents in his office and got in a fight with him over a listing and pulled out a gun. The gun went off and shot the guy. The guy is in fair condition however. I had met the guy who did the shooting and sold one of his listings several years ago. I always did think that he was a bit strange. He was one of the past presidents of the Board of Real Estate in the next county from mine on the other side of the river. It will be interesting to see what happens to him. He did try to help the agent after the shooting before the police arrived. That should help him somewhat. Frank, I do very well know how happy you are about having a week-end off since I can remember when I first starting having week-ends and felt like I was in heaven. I do admit that now I do take them for granted and I should not do that. Thank you for writing to Jill for all of the thread. I want to compliment you on your letter as it was very very nice as well as very well written. I hope that you are having a wonderful day. Thinking of you from afar,(MTYATOM) H>K>E>L>R>Tib&s Wasimh Bims (now try that one) Margaret