Anyone here from 20+ years ago?
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Definetly 20 years ago, probably 10 but now---
Comments (22)Can you look upon the canyon as an investment? A place to go in those times when you don't need snowshoes to get in and out of it? But still know it's there for when you can? If you don't need the liquidity of a bank, it's still your asset and when you no longer need it, your children can keep it........or turn it back into money when you're not around to grieve the loss. We have some beautiful country here too. Not the type of beauty you have there, but still beautiful and wild in a different way. When you've lived a good part of your life in those surroundings, it seeps into your blood and finds its way to your heart and becomes part of who you are. Even if you live in the heart of a city, it's still there....See MoreBucket System question from years ago?
Comments (6)Well I am going to do it anyway. I always wanted to have a business where I had millions of workers working for me, And after all the pay I give them is "chicken feed" compared to the enjoyment of it all. As for the "scammers" they are fun watch and even a crook has a good useable idea every once in a while! That blind hog thing!...See More20-30 year ago there was an annoying "you've got mail''
Comments (24)john4291 You weren't alone as a dBase user, that was the first widely popular relational database for PCs. It was used by a lot of people in a lot of places. Once Microsoft got its database act together, not with the first but with later versions of Access, dBase got pushed aside. There was no reason to pay for dBase when Access was equivalent and included for in the standard MS Office. Also, Access and Excel files play together well so that's a big plus. These days SQL seems to be very popular and there are many free community-maintained versions. SQLite is one of several....See Moreknit ABC blanket .. here years ago!
Comments (10)hello socks and sheila ... i certainly do thank you for your interest and contributions. i didnt know whether it was a pattern for crochet .. but i remember loving it (but i was too new to know to download the thing .. thinking it would be here forever). again, i thank you for your attempts to get me in touch with my dream pattern! diane :-)...See More- 2 years ago
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