Monthly Archives: July 2012

is this a real job?


i found this on craigslist today.  i can’t help but to wonder if this isn’t just a really good tactic to get free labor.  .  .  .

Cigar Roller Wanted


Date: 2012-07-27, 10:46PM EDT


Cigar Roller to work for Cigar Shop in Hoboken, NJ
roll cigars for events and for shop sales. Call for an appointment
201-736-5370 be prepared to roll 5 cigars.
if they can get 25 cigar rolling hopefuls just to interview for the position, that’s 125 free rolled cigars.   i may employ this tactic myself and run an ad for a housekeeper.  this is good news!
“I tell stories for very good reasons, she said, but I’m not going to tell you what they are or you’d start reading too much into them.”
 ~ storypeople

fixed broken link!!! please try again!


(i just found out that the link wasn’t working – which was the whole point of my last post.  damn mercury in retrograde!!!  ;) )

 
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would you do it?

would you give up one cup of coffee if you knew it would contribute to the happiness of one small child with cerebral palsy?  seriously, would you do it?

if you answered yes, now’s your  chance.  click here.

if you can walk, please imagine how that impacts your happiness in life.  now imagine how good you will feel knowing you have helped provide that same feeling for my niece, sara.   with your help,  i know it is possible.

if you can donate one dollar, you have helped.  will you please do it?

if you cannot donate a dollar or more, would you  pass this on and help make this post viral?  if you’ll do it, i believe we can raise enough money to cover the costs of  the therapy sara needs and insurance will not provide.   if you can do both, please do.  may your generosity & kindness double back to you!

with love &  many thanks,

laurie

   

more information:  strides4sara.org 

if you wish to send a check:

Payable to Strides for Sara
Send to:
Hollister Construction Services
c/o Jordan Schweiger
777 Terrace Ave., Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07401

“Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.”
 ~ unknown author

would you do it?


would you give up one cup of coffee if you knew it would contribute to the happiness of one small child with cerebral palsy?  seriously, would you do it?

if you answered yes, now’s your  chance.  click here.

if you can walk, please imagine how that impacts your happiness in life.  now imagine how good you will feel knowing you have helped provide that same feeling for my niece, sara.   with your help,  i know it is possible.

if you can donate one dollar, you have helped.  will you please do it?

if you cannot donate a dollar or more, would you  pass this on and help make this post viral?  if you’ll do it, i believe we can raise enough money to cover the costs of  the therapy sara needs and insurance will not provide.   if you can do both, please do.  may your generosity & kindness double back to you!

with love &  many thanks,

laurie

   

more information:  strides4sara.org 

if you wish to send a check:

Payable to Strides for Sara
Send to:
Hollister Construction Services
c/o Jordan Schweiger
777 Terrace Ave., Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07401

“Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.”
 ~ unknown author

beware of the hair!


propecia”made him a gay cross-dresser.” ???

really?  according to the ny post, that’s today’s news.

McKee, who says he wasn’t inclined to cross-dress before, began feeling like a woman. He is now only attracted to men.

After overcoming depression and separating from his wife of 10 years,
McKee goes by “Mandi.” He wears a blond wig, makeup and tight dresses.
He plans to get a breast-enhancement job this year, and may undergo sex-change surgery.

william changed his name to mandi and started his own blog, which you can find here.

;)

You have brains in your head.
You have feet in your shoes.
You can steer yourself 
any direction you choose. 
You’re on your own. 
And you know what you know.
And YOU are the one who’ll decide where to go….
~ Dr. Seuss

i said i’m not going


dog: i’m not going

girl: you want me to drag you there?

dog: yeah, drag me.

girl to stranger: he doesn’t want to go

dog: that’s right.

girl: this isn’t funny. i said get up now!

dog: nope.

girl: please . . . please get up.

dog: staying right here.

girl: you’re being ridiculous – people are taking pictures!

stranger: is he ok?

girl: yes, he’s just being a dope.

stranger: let me help.

girl: omg – thank you! you’re my new bff.

dog:  i hate you.

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“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”
– Lao Tzu