Jun
30
2005
From now until midnight July 5, there is a SiteBuildIt! sale on. It’s called the “Summer Sandals $100 Special” For details, please see any one of the following… http://www.sitesell.com/provision.html http://buildit.sitesell.com/provision.html http://webmaster.sitesell.com/provision.html
Jun
30
2005
Good news! I’ve mostly recovered from my last computer crash. You may not realize it, but good things come as a result. Just like a summer storm brings flowers and greening after the rain and hail are gone, so any catastrophe brings better things afterwards. In my case I needed to learn how to do [...]
Jun
30
2005
What do you do when suddenly realize that a path you have been taking is a wrong path for you? Do you come to an immediate decision, and turn away from it? Or do you ponder and muddle along for a while, weighing the pros and cons? I suppose it depends on the situation. There [...]
Jun
23
2005
Well, I’m more or less back on track. So I can make my announcement that was preempted last time. Since this is a rather small mailing list (i.e. fairly short list of subscribers), and because only one or two ever send any feedback, I’ve decided to ease my work load in this effort. Instead of [...]
Jun
23
2005
I’ve been doing a series of features on the “seeds” we sow in our lives. It is as we sow or invest our time, our abilities and skills in others, that we start to profit. We begin to harvest multiplied returns on our investment, emotionally, spiritually, and yes, financially. I’d like to tell you of [...]
Jun
23
2005
Make a list of all the problems and adversities you face. Pick one as your challenge this week. Tackle it and look for ways to solve it. Need someone to be accountable to and give you a pat on the back? Write me and tell me about it!
Jun
09
2005
Tuesday morning, I opened KWord and pulled up some files on a floppy disk from my old 286 computer downstairs (where I do my devotions). The first one I had converted to RTF and it opened okay, but when I opened the second one, KWord “hung up” or greyed out, and I couldn’t close it [...]