Prosperity and Purpose

by on August 25, 2010

I come from California where the Gold Rush of 1849 took place.  People are still combing those hills and being relatively successful because 90% of the gold is still in the ground!  But the ones who became rich beyond reason are the ones who staked the first claims.

There’s a new gold rush currently opening and the ones who stake their claim now have every hope of becoming rich beyond reason.  Go to www.mpbtoday.com/martydelmon and read all about it.

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Prosperity and Purpose

by on August 23, 2010

Sixteen years ago, after much anguish, I joined a company called TCN, a multi-level-marketing business selling the first issue of phone cards.  I had previously been savagely burned by ten other mlm companies.  But with TCN the Lord woke me one night and told me [click to continue…]

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Paris through the Eyes of a Lover

by on August 20, 2010

 I’m out of food in my apartment.  What to do?  Go out to eat.  Easier done than said in Paris as there is no such thing as a bad meal in France.  One WANTS to eat out.  I chose a new, to me, Brasserie because the menu board on the sidewalk advertised ‘Tète de Veau’.  That sounds a lot better, doesn’t it, than [click to continue…]

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Paris through the Eyes of a Lover

by on July 31, 2010

The Laundromat in Paris, surprisingly efficient, only cost me $25.  Will 85 cents to the Euro ever return?  To get to the Laundromat one passes by a cheese shop which sells only the finest of the lactose process and wraps each purchase as if wrapping a gift.  Yes, I have taken many a cheese to a [click to continue…]

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Paris through the Eyes of a Lover

by on July 17, 2010

A Navigo card can sound like a pricey thing, unless you use it like I do.  I flash my card at the buses sensor, it beeps, blips green and I find a seat.  For it to pay for itself the card has to be used on 30 one way trips; after that bus journeys are free.

I get on a bus, ride it to the end of its line, get on a return bus, ride it to the end of its line, they usually come back on a different street, and then go again to my starting point.  That’s essentially three one way trips and I’ve seen yet another part of the city.  Sometimes [click to continue…]

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