5 yrs too late, but i'm still happy!
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the deal sisters do it again. such restrained beauty and lyricism.

they combine some elements from TITLE TK -- the restraint and spareness, the abilty to make important what has been peeled back and revealed, the wheat from the chaffe. they also weave in the hookier, more melodic vocals into this mix that were prominent on the earlier songs, throw in overdubs, and a tough of gloss.

most importantly, they still take risks.

kudos to the crazy twins. they take some of the more hyped indie bands to the wood pile with this one. listen up youngsters!
721707
I started becoming a fan of FRIENDS when I picked up a simple one disc Best of Friends Vol 1.  I watch it, and then had to go get the other three that were out.  As soon as the seasons started being sold, I was first in line to buy them, one by one.  So you can imagine the money I have invested in them.

A friend of mine sent me the link to this page this morning and said "see what kind of money you could have saved".  My reply back to her was, yes I could have saved a ton of money had I waited to buy all 10 seasons at one time, however they have brought so many tears, laughs, and emotions to my life over the past 5 years that I have been a fan that I feel all the money I have invested in  them was worth every single penny!  How I miss the gang every week and feel that they could have continued on, but at least I know whenever I need that "dose" of FRIENDS, all I have to do is pop in a disc and they are right there with me.
2686754
This was a short trip down memory lane for me as I was very blessed to know Fr. Harry during my junior and senior years of high school in Springfield, Mo. In fact I was one of the senior girls in his pre-marriage class that married right out of high school. When Fr. Harry left Springfield for San Francisco, I left for San Diego with my new sailor husband.  I think Fr. would be rather relieved and pleased to know that Pat and I celebrate 45 years of marriage this year and enjoy our life with three children and  ten grandones.

Wonderful story of your life, Fr. Harry! I enjoyed every word, and wish you congratulations on your retirement, and many blessings for years of good health, strength, joy and peace! Thank you for speaking into my life those many years ago. Your kindness and wisdom will always be remembered - Qene' Konen Jeffers class of '72
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I can't believe I am still able to use this program successfully after 13 plus years. The tools still work beautifully, and though it takes some hard soul searching at times, the results are well worth the effort.

The actual Solution program has changed considerably and morphed into something called Emotional Brain Training ([...]) I don't know a lot about that, but the author's first book (the Solution) still speaks to my heart and soul.

Well worth a try! This is a really great program.

Update: make that 14 years! Deeply grateful.
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Back into the early 1970's was when I first met Kay and her family. Both our families were on vacation in Florida and this girl with a cute smile and wonderful southern accent captivated me. We were both in our teens at that time. Within a couple of years, my family visited the Cochran farm in Auburn, GA and I again got to enjoy speaking with this very special girl. During that visit, she gave me a Siamese cat that I named Dixie. The name seemed to fit. Her mother also let me drive their pickup truck which was the first time that I ever drove a vehicle.

Life happened as it normally does and we both had gotten married. Then in 2005, I was single again. But Kay was married and I knew that I could not contact her.

Last week, I was watching the Alabama, Georgia national championship game on television and thought about how Kay must be loving the game. Georgia was ahead at the time. The next day, I googled her name hoping to find some blurb about her success in life. When someone says that they felt like the air was sucked out of the room, that is how I felt. There it was...her obituary listing.

I had no idea that she was sick and had moved back to their farm. I could never pretend to know how this tragedy affected her or her family. I do know that I missed opportunities to get to know her better and I wished that I had taken the time to do so. I look back and remember this  fun loving young lady  and realize that she will be forever in my thoughts.

I have ordered and received a copy of Milo's Tale and I am glad that I did.  It brings back memories of how much she loved her pets and I doubt that  she ever ran across an animal that she didn't like.  This  book reminds me to teach our children and grandchildren to never make assumptions about someone because they look or act  different than we do.  There can be someone just as precious as Kay hidden inside.
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THIS IS A SERIOUSLY REAL REVIEW!!! I've always watched movies such as The Secret and watched the positive law of attraction videos, but I've also always had some doubts in the back of my mind. (I'm also atheist.) I bought this book and decided to give it an honest try, pushing the doubts to the side as much as possible. Now, I had a very good life. I was 41, single, finally living in the city I always wanted to relocate to, with a very active and fun social life full of friends and enough money to live off of and still have some extras. I was very happy, but I had thought about possibly settling down in a few years since the dating game could sometimes become a little tiresome. Soooo, I started doing the exercises in this book to plot out my future (keep in mind I was thinking years ahead). I expressed my desire for a loving, faithful husband who would provide for me so I could take a break from working, a good marriage, a large house, and possibly another child. That was around the summer of 2016, June or July. In September 2016, an old beau contacted me again and we began talking daily (he lived about 3 states away). By October 2016, he was visiting me regularly and we were in a relationship. By November 2016, we were engaged, and we married on January 1, 2017. It is now October 2016, and we are doing better than ever, I have not worked since February 2016 (I moved to be with him), we have a large beautiful house, and we are expecting a baby boy by December 2nd. I'm telling you, this book works! I am totally convinced, and I am telling everyone I know about this book and giving it out as Christmas presents to family and friends. And yes, I AM A REAL PERSON!
749920
I can't believe how dependable this product has been for me over the last five years!
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So glad I took the chance and purchased this bed. I've had it for about 2weeks now. I have slept better than I have for years. I'm 57, overweight, and a nurse to boot. I work long 12 hour shifts on hard concrete and my body is aching by the end of work. After I awaken now, I feel refreshed and very relaxed.  I'm smiling again. All this good feeling for $200, free shipping, plus 10 yr warranty!! How blessed I am!!
3679391
Thank you! I guess that all of Uncle Shelby's fans have been waiting for this CD for years. I remember the joy I had when I found it on vinyl back in 1975, after having been lookin' for more than 5 years. Now my old vinyl copy is almost worn out, and I did buy a USB grammophone in order to put it on my iPod - that's not necessary anymore! Sometimes when we are partying, we sing them old songs, and now we can do it together with Shel through a clear recording. That's just great!
692057
WOW! What a blast from the past. Super Kool Thanks It's nice to take that step back once in a while so we don't forget how far we've come.
888342
1985 was a stressful time: I was going thru a divorce (that held much-needed freedom but no financial rewards, that's for sure), trying to finish a graduate degree and lost my job at a lousy trade magazine. Fortunately, an acquaintance told me I needed to find a copy of Creative Visualization RIGHT AWAY. I did and took it all very seriously - did all the exercises, meditations, affirmations. I'm really glad I saved the notebooks! I can go back and read over the changes I wanted to make -- places I wanted to go, where I wanted to live, relationships I'd enjoy, particular jobs, health/fitness and, yeah, some financial goals and STUFF I wanted -- and I'm amazed at how easily those have come; how many times I've felt I was looking down a long, empty hall toward a goal and suddenly doors start swinging open and I get helped and guided. There's something magical about having real intent/knowing what you want and saying YES to opportunity and allowing the universe to give you what you deserve so you can share the wealth.

I don't know where I'd be or what I'd be doing now if I hadn't found this book 20 years ago. But I'm sure I wouldn't be HERE doing what I'm doing, living a big life. I'm no heiress but life is great. And I continue to visualize and make lists and maps.

If you've just found this book/concept, it doesn't matter how old you are or what your circumstances are, get going! LEAD your life, rather than wait to see what will happen. Close your eyes, breathe and SEE yourself where you want to be. The way I look at this visualization stuff is ***IT CAN'T HURT*** and it might help.
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I've had this piano for 8 years + and love it! I've played since I was 5 years old and that was well over 20 years ago.... And this feels pretty close to the beautiful Baldwin I grew up on. The only 'problem' I've had is that after about 5 years or so the adapter died, once replaced, works great! My son recently jammed a penny down it and after destroying a circuit and then getting that replaced- it feels like new. Definitely a fine instrument and a joy to our family. Best wishes in your keyboard search!
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I got this watch back in 1996 at the FT Hood PX. Those were the good ol days. I've worn it through at my younger, wilder, and stupider days. I got all the pus I could handle.  It definitely looks like its was dug up in hell. My perspective back then was to enjoy life, not knowing exactly what I was going to do, but I knew that I could do anything if I put my mind to it.
It's been through eight years of service, careerer changes, graduations, funerals, a rough trying marriage, and child births. It's traveled all over the country with me and I even dived into a lake to retrieve it.

I've since retired it a couple of years ago since it's my most prized possessions. When ever I want to feel a little nostalgia I'll strap it on from time to time.
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It took several years for me to start my family & now I am truly blessed!! This is a beautiful & happy little story & I have to admit I tear up every time I read it to my children! I recently bought another copy & gave it to a family member who just had a child of their own:)
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It only took about five minutes to install, and it works like a charm, just like the last 5+ years I have been using TurboTax.  THANK GOODNESS!!  I held my breath the whole time, scared to death it was going to flop. I am still wondering why so many other folks are having problems. So sorry for them ~ I wish I was more computer-literate and able to discuss that side of it.

Upon reading all those other troubled reviews, I was just about convinced I needed a new computer, just to do my taxes! I guess come April/May I will 'for real' when the support for XP goes away, but for now, I am happy with my old fashioned XP and my smoothly operating TTS (trusty tax software!)

I started not to get TurboTax this year, based on all those negative reviews, but thanks to 'gut instinct', all is good.

Oh, for the Software itself, yeah the Important part of the review, I really can't say much ... I hate math and I hate doing taxes.  That's why I choose TurboTax ... They do it all for me :)  Even though our taxes are really pretty simple/straightforward, all I have to do is fill in the blanks. Easy-peasy overall, free e-file and the State form is what does it for me.  What more could a girl want ??
;-)
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I married late in life, and I'm glad I did.  But my reason for staying single for so long was simply that I am a person who has a lot of things I like to do -- I enjoy music, reading, writing and I am a teacher -- all of which kept me very busy.  And I noticed two positive things:

1.  I refused to get into a snit about being single.  I simply wasn't worried about it.  Single life was good to me and I had a great time (minus the offensive questions I would be asked).  I dated occasionally, some times a lot and sometimes seldom.

2.  I didn't wrap up my identity in a man.  Although I got a lot of verbal garbage from other people, I knew I was OK even if I wasn't married.

I have now been married for seven years.  By John Molloy's standards, I had a snowball's chance in Uno Where of getting married, but it happened.  And believe me, it was not done through John Molloy advice!  If what John Molloy says is true (and perhaps there is some truth to it) then the relationship is of no value to me.  If a man my age or older wants a 20-year old, then no matter how much I respect myself, the dude isn't going to marry me.  And I'll be better off.  If most men really do value beauty and fertility more than anything else, then I don't want most men.  The calendar and Mother Nature will age me (as it will the man).  Some things are worse than being single, and one of them is trying to fit into this silly game.

Fortunately, I don't think all men are like this.  There are plenty of rational guys out there, and my advice to women is this:  look for them.  They exist.

Not all women are contented to be single, I realize.  Although I am quite a worry wart by nature, oddly enough, staying single was one thing I did not worry about.  To be honest, I don't know if my husband is Alpha, Beta, Kappa or Omicron.  But I do know this -- our relatioinship is of great value to both of us.
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As I approach 60 years of age, I learn more and more about the aging process...and in the midst of it all realize that I still long to have what I did when I was in my 20's and 30's. In this wonderful collection of short stories, Ken Staley brings home the truth that just because we are the ages we are, love still can happen. Being an eternal optimist, I feel I can still have my happily ever after. Those of us in what is known as the "sunset" years still have dreams, hopes, wishes, bucket lists, and the desire to love another person.  We still want to be cherished, important, cared about. These lovely stories touch on all of these very real emotions and more.  I recommend this collection of short stories to the over 50 crowd.  Thanks, Ken, for putting into words what so many wish they could.  I was given this book in exchange for a fair and honest review.