Blackmail Letter

Celebrate life
Have courage amidst fear
Make love, not war
Be positive
Smile a lot
Don't worry, be happy
Treat others with respect
Keep your promises
Be honest and faithful!
The wise man says to follow this advice
and you will live a happy life!

Let's welcome The Newest Guest Star of
The Weekly Spotlight of Friends
a person with a good sense of humor and
who cares a big deal about his friends:
Larry Anderson

Hello Everyone,

Thank you Spotlight Gazette Team for this honor.

I was born at 7:46am in Estherville, Iowa, to Richard and Ruby Anderson. My father was german-born but adopted into a Norwegian family, and my mother was French, Cree, and Cajun.

I am the youngest of 3 boys, and have a younger sister. My father was a farmer, and we moved a lot. My parents were loving but firm with us. Then, my parents divorced when I was 13, and for a long time I blamed my father for the divorce. Many years later, a friend asked me if I realized there were two sides to every story, and I finally was able to forgive my father.

My brothers were grown at this time, and my sister and I moved with my mother to an apartment house in Spencer, Iowa. I was popular and kind of a goof in high school, then I dropped out to join the U.S. Navy in 1962 when I was 17. I did receive my GED in 1968.

I was in boot camp when the Cuban crisis occurred, and we almost had our training cut short to go join the ships down there. Fortunately, the crisis ended before our unit was called to duty.

After finishing boot camp, I flew to the Phillipines to join my ship, the world's 3rd largest aircraft carrier, the USS Ranger. I spent the next year and 9 months aboard the Ranger, and received an honorable medical discharge in 1964.

I spent the next few years moving from job to job to job, unsure of what I wanted to do in life. I met my first wife in 1974, and it was NOT a match made in heaven. What I hoped would last forever fell apart after a few short months, and the divorce hit me very hard.

I started drinking at this time, quite heavily. One night I was so intoxicated, I wrecked my car. I wasn't hurt, but the accident sobered me up. I cleaned up my act, and shortly after I met my second wife, Linda.

When I married Linda, we moved to South Dakota. She already had 3 children when we married, and we had 2 daughters together. Later on, we also adopted our grandson.

We became good friends with our neighbors, and the husband was a truck driver. He taught me how to drive, and that is what I did until I was forced to retire.

In 1996, Linda passed away from complications of combined surgery and cancer. I was in North Carolina when she died, and the trucking company I worked for flew me back home for the funeral. I had just been home, and she seemed to be getting better. Then, just like that, she was gone.

We still had 2 minor children, so I took a local job driving a truck for a furniture company. After the kids were on their own, I moved to St. Joseph, Missouri, and went to work for WOW Trucking. I moved back to Iowa a couple of years later and went to work for Zeitner & Sons Trucking, drove for them for 5 months, then had my first heart attack in 1999. I had quadruple bypass surgery in 2000, and went back to work. Then, in 2003, I had my second heart attack. The doctors gave me a pacemaker and orders to retire. The Department of Transportation agreed, and I went on disability. I spent 3 months with my daughter, then moved to an apartment complex in Sioux City, Iowa. Last July, I moved to my current apartment in Sioux City.

I have had a computer for quite awhile. In October, 2005, I joined the Free Store Club. I liked the idea of owning my own online store, and the price was great--FREE! I joined AdlandPro at this time, to help promote my Free Store.

At this time, I have 2 forums going: Weird Facts,

http://community.adlandpro.com/forums/15927/ShowForum.aspx

http://community.adlandpro.com/forums/15920/ShowForum.aspx

New Website,

http://larryeanderson.fcsstore.com/

WOSAT

http://www.wingsofsuccessadvisoryteam.com

I am also a Top 25 Poster at Adland Pro. I love the community here at Adland Pro, and am a proud member of WOSAT.

Thank you,

Larry Anderson

We are so very happy to have the chance to feature you here, Larry!
Congrats from all our heart.
The Weekly Spotlight of Friends Team

The Special Things In Life

It's The Special Things In Life

That Make It Mean So Much.

The Sun, The Rain, The Sky;
The Thoughts and The Touch.

If We Let These Precious Things

Float Out To an Endless Sea,

We Lose Our Hope, Our Love,

And Most, Our Reason To Be.

Happiness Is... taking in all the wonders of life -- its joys, its sorrows, its sunshine, its smiles -- learning from the experiences each one brings you, and then, from a caring heart, giving them all away again.

Author Unknown

This week we have the pleasure to learn more about our special friend,

Tim Southernwood

He was so kind to share some special moments of his life with us.

Thanks for giving me this honor and opportunity to reveal to Adlanders more about myself.

It’s tough to know where to start, so I guess I’ll just start and see where it takes me.
I was born and raised on the Canadian prairies and would be plugged as falling into the tail end of the Baby Boomer Generation. Sex Drugs and Rock&Roll had already taken on a harsher tone by the time I became aware of that scene.
Overall, I lived a pretty sheltered life.
I grew up in a small town called Moose Jaw. During my childhood it was pretty quiet there, but the "Jaw" has a fairly "colorful" history. It was even nick-named “little Chicago” for the fact that many of the gangsters from that city would take the “Sioux-Line RR” to Moose Jaw to "cool off" for a bit. Read "Red Lights on the Prairies" for a look at the history of Moose Jaw.
I am the eldest of five kids, my parents’ good upstanding members of the community and church goers. Hardworking and resourceful people, they passed onto us many things that I am so grateful for today. From vocal and piano training to sports, and my scholastic achievements, all the choirs and travel, and our annual camping trips. My parents made many sacrifices for all of us, unfortunately it took until I was an adult and a parent to realize how much they sacrificed for us..I would likely have been much more appreciative at that time.
For me Moose Jaw was very much like an oasis, and on two counts.
One, Moose Jaw is situated in an area of very flat Prairie, but has a small river which over the millennia has carved a series of meandering valleys. This allowed the growth of trees and brush that you don't normally see on the flat land and it created a very interesting backdrop for my youth.
Compare my youth to a Tom Sawyer(ish) existence. We built rafts, and forts, fished and played in that valley. We climbed the RR trestles to capture pigeons, we skated on the river in the winter, and swam and canoed in the summer.
I say we swam, at least until the pollution got to a point where it was no longer safe to swim, and that was a pity. It was such a perfect place until the Railroad and the city sewers made it a cesspool. Only in recent years have they been able to clean that mess up.
Secondly, Moose Jaw was an oasis during that era of crisis (the 60's and 70's) Crime was never a major factor. The city has its own police force, but in my memory only had to deal with moderate infractions.
I recall one incident of a young adult knocking an older lady down and stealing her purse. It was the talk of the town for months..never before…such a tragedy...what are things coming to?..
I guess in a way that was a harbinger of change.
But during my youth we never had to carry a house key..the doors were never locked. I never had to chain up my bicycle anywhere I went.
Growing up in that environment certainly made me the person I am today. The Prairies taught me to appreciate the smallest things. If you can find beauty on a (seemingly) featureless prairie, imagine what it's like to the visit a huge forest, or the mountains! The smells and sounds of a hot prairie day come to my mind instantly as being among my most favorite things. The wind (ever present), the crickets and other insects, the meadow larks, the visual of waving fields of wheat like golden waves on the ocean.
Then too the effects of growing up in a small and close community, where those who did not conform to certain moral standards were quickly put in line.
I am so totally grateful for that upbringing. I like having a strong moral and ethical belief system, and I love being able to see the beauty in the smallest or plainest of things as well as in the spectacular.
After a point I guess that spirit of adverturism from my youth made Moose Jaw a little too small for me and I set out (as we all do in some manner) to find myself. I did some hitch-hiking (which was still legal in those days), worked in a lumber mill for a time..living with hippies, but still had not found my "niche", and could have made some very bad choices.
Instead I made a good choice and enlisted with the Canadian Armed Forces, spending just over 4 years in the Navy.
Basic training (boot camp), and serving on the ships was just what I needed. I learned more about personal discipline, and more about life in those years than during all my protected years in MJ. They are so right in saying "There's no life like it"
It wasn't very lucrative. I was paid $500 per month at the start of my military career back in 1977.

Since that time I've done many things, perhaps still in a way exploring as in my youth, still searching for that niche perhaps, always willing to learn.
In fact at my present position with the University of Alberta, I am in a unique position to continue my learning process. I'm politically minded, socially leaning with a liberal bent. I believe in speaking my mind, not afraid to give my opinion and always open to constructive criticism. I believe a good leader is one who is not afraid to roll up their sleeves and join in the work.

I believe music, literature, and art are the highest forms of human creativity, and I believe in God, Family, and Country, in that order.

I was introduced to sales as a kid. We sold iced tea to the construction workers during the summer, and then I sold things I would find like old bottles or telephone line wire insulators. I guess the entrepreneurial spirit once instilled never really leaves.
I tried Amway way back in the early 80’s, but found it wasn’t my “cup o tea”. I tried a few other things, but took quite a break from any form of sales beyond my day job at the University, where it’s been my task for over 14 years to handle all the surplus equipment of an institution the size of a small city.

More recently though, the urge (and economic necessity) brought me back to marketing, of course now with the internet twist as opposed to hawking door to door.
Even through all my experience I found I had much to learn and took a few bumps along the way, but I guess that was the price of my education here.
I’m very fortunate to have come to Adland, like many for the advertising, but have remained more for the community and camaraderie. Being here has also opened many doors for me, none greater than the chance to join with other like minded marketers to form the company of WOSAT.
I see many more good things coming in the future. I see positive changes to online marketing, where communities like Adland will help to educate new marketers, and our communities and communications will make it harder for the unscrupulous to operate without challenge.
Bravo to Bogdan for his vision, and Bravo to Adland members who make Adland the terrific and growing community that it is.

Thanks again for this opportunity, and thanks to all my many friends here in Adland!

Sincerely,
Tim Southernwood
WOSAT VPNA
http://www.wingsofsuccessadvisoryteam.com/index.htm
http://dipetane.net
http://tinyurl.com/njzvh
http://tinyurl.com/naelk
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit - Aristotle

Congrats Tim for being in the Spotlight!
It is such a great pleasure for us to honor you here!

The Weekly Spotlight of Friends Team

WHY?

Why?


So many Children suffer
so many children die,
do you ever sit and wonder
sit and wonder why?

Why Our Children are the victims
of a pure and evil fate?
why the people they so care about
send them to that 'pearly gate'?

Why so many little victims
disappear without a trace?
why you never get to see
that sad and desperate face?

Why you never feel the pain
of what that child endures?
Why it 'doesnt really matter'
as long as that child's not yours?

Why you read it in the papers
and see it on the news?
Why You turn your blind eye
when only You can choose?

Why it does not register
to you inside your brain?
even though its happening
time and time again?

Do you never wonder
how it must really feel?
to know that this pain IS your life
and your life is very real?

Do you realise you could stop this
if you joined our global voice?
you would be heard and a child would smile
and UVACA would rejoice!

Created by : Juliana Bond (C)2006 http://tinyurl.com/orv8z

Your talent is God's gift to you.
What you do with it
Is your gift back to God!
- Leo Buscaglia -

Let's welcome

The STAR GUEST of the Spotlight of Friends...

Juliana Bond

I was born in a place called Wigan, in the North-West of England in 1967.

My Parents were working class and I am the middle child of five. (Aptly, I was nick-named Bah-Bah, as in Black-Sheep!)

I began writing at the age of seven. I wrote my first poem and was so in ore of the reaction from others that I soon realise I had a talent.

As a long-term carer for my disabled parents I never really took the time to take a professional look at my Writing. I suffered a terrible thirty years and experienced things that even people twice my age cannot personally relate to!

Eventually, at the age of 33 I met my husband; he ‘rescued’ me from all evil!! He is my ‘hero’! We have seven children between us!

After I met my husband I began to ‘grow’; I developed a confidence that I had never had before! I took up a Drama course: (London Academy of Drama and Performing Arts) I was also signed up to a modelling agency, (at that age!) I entered a beauty contest and even though I, of course, didn’t win, I felt on top of the world!

Unfortunately that budding career was cut short by my ever-failing health (I was born a Chronic Asthmatic), suffered. A damaging attack of pneumonia that has left me permanently breathless, and to top that I have been plagued by permanent lingering of drug resistant Tuberculosis!)

So it was then that I returned to my love of writing. I began to write all of the time. I joined the Writer’s Bureau’s Creative Writing Course, I joined the Freelance Writers Association and I began to get my work published! It is the best feeling in the world for me to see my name in print!

I then embarked on my biggest project; to write an entire script of a 6 part serial/screen-play that I had had gnorring away at my brain for some time.

8 months later I had achieved what I once thought was impossible and my script was ready! I am now pleased to be able to say that Channel 4 (British TV) have hold of. my script and it wasn’t rejected!! Hurrah!! I dream of seeing my own series on TV!

Since then I have written my Children’s Books, ‘Pixie Tales’ which are available to purchase here:

http://www.lulu.com/pixietales

And as you all already know 50% of the proceeds from the sale of these books will go to an excellent cause, to Fight Against Child Abuse. As a survivor and a parent of a survivor of Abuse I feel extremely appalled and sickened by the suffering of others and feel passionately about trying to do something that would help to make a difference.

My ultimate personal goal right now is to sell a million books for a wonderful cause and help to make that difference!

I am currently working on my third ‘Pixie Tale’, a book of Poetry, My Biography (in full about my ‘horrific thirty years’ and of course, A Novel! (Well, all writers say that, when asked what they are doing now don’t they!) Lol,

I really am working on a Novel, (Women’s Commercial Fiction)

Now poetry, poetry is my thing. The main reason that I write poetry is, because I can! In fact, I can’t stop my-self sometimes from actually thinking in rhyme! Lol

I enjoy writing poetry immensely and only hope that my readers get as much pleasure out of reading them as I do out of writing them!

One of the best things that has happened to me in recent times is Adlandpro! I have made such wonderful friends and met such wonderful people that I would like to take this opportunity to say a BIG THANK YOU to YOU ALL for allowing me to stand up here in the ‘spotlight’ and be the subject! You have made my day!

Juliana Bond

UVACA SITE:
http://UVACA.net
SIGN OUR PETITION:
http://uvaca.julianab52.com
HELP UVACA TO RAISE FUNDS:
http://www.lulu.com/pixietales

Somebody cares if you're happy today,
If your heart is cheerful and light.

Somebody cares if you're feeling good
And everything's going just right.

And somebody hopes that this
message will show,
In a warm little heart-to-heart way..

You're thought of, remembered,
and happily wished
An especially wonderful day!

And That Person Is Me!

Author Unknown

When Someone Cares ...

When Someone Cares . . .

When someone cares

it is easier to speak,

it is easier to listen,

it is easier to play,

and it is easier to work.

When someone cares

it is easier to laugh.

Thanks for caring about me.

I want you to know

that I care about you!

I love you and I will always

be here for you!

Love never hurries, it is always kind.

It is not jealous, and never boasts of its greatness.

Love is not rude or selfish.

It is always ready to forgive and forget mistakes we make.

Love is no friend of wickedness, but delights in honesty and truth.

Love is strong and never gives up.

It never loses its trust in God or its hope for the future.

Love will survive all things because it is everlasting.

1 Cor 13:4-8

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Let's welcome our guest of honour of this week!
From Downey, California

Carol Salisbury

What are some of our friends saying about Carol:

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Carol, you are so helpful to people and seem to just love life. I am honored to be your friend. And Taffy's, lol--I love Taffy's emails!

Sincerely,
Shannon Bolin

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I can really tell you are a sincere and friendly person, and I am looking forward to getting to know you better in Adlandpro.
....

Wishing you much success,
Jill

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You are a kind lady and you stay active here in our community.

Thanks for being my friend.

Best Wishes,
Beth

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My name is Carol Salisbury and that is my little dog Taffy with me in the picture! Currently we live in Southern California in the good old USA. She is one of the joys that the Lord has blessed me with in my life. She's a little camera shy which is why I'm holding her head to face the camera. I'm not really trying to strangle her ...

I found her in my local shelter after searching for my perfect match for over a year. It certainly was well worth the wait because she is perfect! Well, almost... but that's a different story! Be sure and check out "Taffy's Corner" & "Taffy's Friends" at our website http://youpayitforward.com/ for the rest of our story! If you have "fur babies" that you'd like me to add to "Taffy's Friends" page with a link to your website, just follow the directions there and I'll be happy to do it for you! "Taffy's Friends" page is such a "fun" page to look at (even if you don't have fur baby pics to add to it) that I just love to update it with new pics and links!

Well, back to my story... I was born December 26 in Lynwood, California in %^&*.... hmmmm, what's wrong with my keyboard??? I guess it won't allow birthdates to be inserted in here.... hehehehe! Yes, I am part of that rare species... a true Californian! Yes, it was terrible having my birthday on the day after Christmas. My mother gave me the opportunity to change the day to celebrate my birthday on to any other day of the year so I chose Easter. My child's mind told me if I was going to move it away from Christ's birthday then it should be near his resurrection day! My mom decided we'd just leave the celebration day where it was...

I was the 4th and last child to be born and grew up in a little town called Hollydale which eventually became part of South Gate and is in Los Angeles County in Southern California. I looked like Shirley Temple with all my ringlets (yes, those are really mine!) and I wanted to learn to tap dance just like she did... so I was enrolled in the local park tap class.

I never got to finish that class because the doctor thought I had Scarlet Fever and I was put on bed rest! Turned out I just had knocked knees and ankles that rolled out... so I wore high top orthopedic shoes and special orthotics, you know the kind of shoes they used with those steel leg braces? The doctor said I was lucky that I didn't have to wear the braces. I had to wear that type of shoe until Junior High when I got to wear black & white oxfords... of course they weren't in style any more... and then in High School I got to wear white buck oxfords. They weren't in style either... wonder where my mom found those things anyway???

When I turned 18 I got to wear regular people's shoes! Yahoo! Got a summer job before I started college... liked it so much that I never went to college (except for a few night classes) and continued to work and bought a car. Soon thereafter I met the man I married. He was 13 years older than me and when he asked me out I said I would have to think about it. I told my mom about it and she said go ahead and go out with him just for the fun of it. Well, I ended up falling in love with him and a year later I married him.... and I never let my mom forget it was all her idea!

I divorced him after 20 years of marriage... it seems he just couldn't be a one-woman man. I couldn't handle that since I was a one-man woman. I tried to stick it out since I had been raised that you marry once in your lifetime but I also lived by the "3 strikes and you're out" rule! Actually he is the person that introduced me to network marketing. He went to a business meeting and came back signed up with a nutrition company... I don't even remember what the name of that company was. The next company he got us involved in was NSA water filters for $10,000! Hey, anyone need a water filter? I think I've still got 1 or 2 left in my garage...

Next came Tupperware (my choice, not his!) and I was very successful. But after 8 years of parties, deliveries, packing orders and prospecting for new party chains, I got burned out.... turned in my company car and resigned. I have been involved in many companies since then... mostly to be able to purchase products at wholesale and a few of them to create a residual income. More on that later...

I also owned a Dance Studio for 20 years with my business partner, Barbara Vera, where I taught 6 days a week... choreographed, directed, and produced huge dance concerts and musicals each year. I love teaching and working with students to help them be the best they can be, but owning your own small business is NOT a joy... it is a MILLSTONE around your neck. We lost our lease in 2001 so we no longer have that business, but I still teach 1-2 days a week for another studio where I can just enjoy the perks and not have to deal with all of the headaches of "owning your own business". I have students that perform on Broadway, choreograph for music videos, got a dance degree through a University and are currently teaching dance, others that have received a degree to teach Pilates and Dance Conditioning, and several that are in community and professional dance companies.

One of my students recently auditioned for the world-renowned Alvin Ailey Dance Company and was chosen to join them. She'll be moving to New York this June on full scholarship to begin studying with them and learn their repertoire! She was my student since she was 5 years old and she's now 22! I have another student that has just made the commitment to audition for the Miami City Ballet Company in February 2007 so I have made a commitment to her to work with her every week until then to help her realize her dream. She started dancing with me when she was 12 and is now 26. She has belonged to several different community dance companies already but this will be her first attempt to join a large professional ballet company.

I now do network marketing full time working from home which gives me the time to be more active in my church & local community. It also gives me the time to help take care of my best friend of 29 years who is now in a long term care nursing home after having suffered a very severe stroke following a major surgery in March. I go to see her 3-4 times a week... I would ask for your prayers for her continued recovery in Jesus' name... her name is Barbara Vera. At one point she had been placed in a Hospice Center as the medical community said there was no hope and nothing more they could do but to let nature take it's course. However, God has plans for her and didn't let her die. She is paralyzed on her right side and is unable to speak but her mind and personality are there, and she is getting more alert everyday! Thank you for praying for a continued miracle working in Barbara....

I'm so glad that the company I work with has many different ways of earning money ... two of which are totally passive wherein the company builds your residual income for you. Fortunately for Barbara, she had joined this company as well and is currently earning a residual income that continues to grow each month even though she cannot walk or talk at this time. Currently it is paying her health insurance premiums and is a great help in her life.

So, there you have my story. I am now full-time Internet Marketer and love the freedom and lifestyle of working with my dog at my feet (or lying on my bed). Welcome to my world of "Paying It Forward"! If you aren't sure what that means, I highly encourage you to rent the movie "Pay It Forward"... you'll be glad you did! It could change your perspective on life! Just put on your best smile, start thinking of others and what you can do for them and you can change the world... one person at a time!

To meet us and learn more about Taffy and I, please visit our web site at http://youpayitforward.com/. Be sure to visit Taffy's Corner while you're there for a good chuckle! When you visit Taffy's Friends page (the link is at the end of Taffy's story), be sure to watch "The Dog Video" to laugh your socks off!

Blessings to you all!
Carol & Taffy

The Master Papason

A Mother's Love

There are times when only a Mother's love
Can understand our tears,
Can soothe our disappointments
And calm all of our fears.

There are times when only a Mother's love
Can share the joy we feel
When something we have dreamed about
Quite suddenly is real.

There are times when only a Mother's faith
Can help us on life's way
And inspire in us the confidence
We need from day to day.

For a Mother's heart and a Mother's faith
And a Mother's steadfast love
Were fashioned by the Angels
And sent from God above.

So, please welcome our guest of honour:
James Maxwel,
from Las Vegas

Here is James's Bio

MATRIX - Reloaded

Hey Lisa,

Thanks for this opportunity to re-visit my Ancient Past. Thanks in advance for making this visit to share your thoughts and encouragements on what will soon become "The Lives and Times Of James Maxwel" - if this spotlight thing keeps shining on me! So please sign my GuestBook before I turn into a pumpkin! http://www.goodnewsforall.com/GuestBook/index.php

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In the beginning... (Nope... wrong entry)

I guess the stork miss-read the notation on my delivery card, so the initial "P" for Palace became "P" as in dirt "Poor" in Jamaica.

But who am I to complain. I was the 7th in a brood of 12 children for my Mother and the 1st for my Dad, who proudly dubbed me "Papason" - cute, huh.

For some Godly reason I don't understand 'till this day - my mother thought I was special - must be for the fact that I wouldn't eat solid food for 3 or 4 years - had to have mother's milk and soup. Wouldn't do those country miles on foot, either - my uncle had to carry me on his shoulders most of the time -used to chase my older sister around the yard with a stick, asking her "What's my name?" and she would reply "Master Papason, Sir! Now, you see why the Stork didn't leave me at the Palace - what a tyrant I would be! Like most kids I had imaginary friends and could see spirits from the beyond until I turned off the communication.

My Mother was a saint, generous to a fault and was very spiritual. God Bless Her Soul.

Fast forward - Despite all that I grew up to be very independent - finished my education in Bus Admin and Marketing and took to the business world. Did OK, but I was always a restless adventurer wanting to cover new grounds instead of doing routine stuff. Immigrated to the States, studied Adv in New York and took to selling any thing I could get into.

I was never an avid reader - read magazines and books from the back to the front - but did a lot of reading on success books - Finally decide on my own formula - "Find something you do well and love to do, and fate will take care of the rest.

As those who have read my other Bio Entries know by now that I have a Beautiful and Loving Ex-wife (not the lady on my slides) and three adorable daughters. No sons - which is good because I am not an avid sports fan.

Characters Wanted - Link:

http://www22.rockyou.com/viewslideshow.php?instanceid=1559556

I seem to have innate talents in most of the art forms - signing -writing - graphics -dancing - but no patience for routine and practice. Sorry, Guys. This is getting so long, I surely wouldn't read it.

Thanks again for putting up with me, Love You ALL

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Congratulation James for being featured here this week

The "Weekly Spotlight of Friends" Team

My Colors

My Color

All the colors of the rainbow, what a sight to be seen
From the brightest of reds, to the darkest of green

We all can see the rainbow, some more clearly than the rest
our emotions are tied, to the one's we see the best

Some may see the blue, for it is cold as a lonely life,
others may feel the red, for it can smell as an aromatic spice

The color of the sun runs through my veins, for I feel my life is bright
No need for the competition, constant struggle, or the fight.

Can everybody one day find? the ever present pleasures of life
Or do they just except, the daily troubles and strife

Feel the energy, grasp the image in the mirror
Be happy with what you see, without question or the fear.

- Author Nick Sym -

More of Nick Sym's poems are posted on Cher and Lee's Poetry Bolg

If you would like to read Nick's whole collection of poems, then please go to the She Loves God page - God Bless you all.

Nick Sym is an endless resource of inspiration and poetry!
Please give him a big welcome and let him know how much we apreciate him and his talents.
To find out more about him, here is his BIO!

Hello to all my friends and ones I have yet to meet. As I always do things outside the box I thought who would be the best person to do my Bio other than myself? The only person I could think of was the first woman I fell in love with, my Mother. These are her words as she remembers them.

"Some notes about our son Nick

(His Bio)

Nick was born June 13 -1951 in a small village in Holland. He was a big boy of 9 pounds and a good baby. He never cried and seemed to be content. In 1954 we immigrated to Canada and made it our home. We stayed with friends for 2 weeks and moved in our own apartment. When Nick was 5 his baby brother was born and Nick loved him.Nick has done some crazy things. One day a lady came to the door and told me that he drank milk and cream from the bottles that were standing on the porch. That time the milkman left them early so when Nick went to school he did that . They were only scared that he would get sick. Also Nick went to Catholic school and when the kids were not behaving the nuns would put the kid on his knees under a statue and left them there. Nick had nightmares and would wake up crying, so we transferred him to a public school. The nun had told Nick he would go to hell.He also had karate classes as he was not a fighter .It did not help much as he would not defend himself. Ten years after Nick was born a little baby sister was born and he was crazy about her. He was an inventive kid. One day he had a carton box and was making wings for it and a little wheel .when finished he said “Mom open the window, .I am going to fly. There were so many incidents but these are just a few. Nick went to high school and after that became a sheet metal apprentice. He got a job at A.W. Henley Machine & Tool and worked there for 18 years. Nick married in 1976.After 18 years of marriage they divorced. It took a couple of years to get it all together. He had 3 back operations and is still fighting to have his WSIB file re-opened as he does not get much on disability. Then he met Yvette and they are already 10 years together. They go through thick and thin. At times to keep him busy, Nick started a cigarette tin foil ball. He has got so many friends to save the foil and started it the day he met Yvette. The ball is now about 43lbs, so save your empty packs as this is going into the Guinness Book of Records. Nick is a very caring person and if I have something on my mind, I can always call on him. He is the oldest, the first and also my best friend.

Nick's Mom
Corrie Sym"

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This is my forum on Adland (My collection)
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This is my site of Life, Love and Religion
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Congratulation Nick for your Spotlightening.

The Team!

Scott

Too Often

Too often we don't realize
What we have until it is gone.
Too often we wait too late to say
"I'm sorry - I was wrong."

Sometimes it seems we hurt the ones
We hold dearest to our hearts;
And we allow foolish things
To tear our lives apart.

Far too many times we let
Unimportant things into our minds;
And then it's usually too late
To see what made us blind.

So be sure that you let people know
How much they mean to you.
Take the time to say the words
Before your time is through.

Be sure that you appreciate
Everything you've got;
And be thankful for the little things
in life that mean a lot.

Maybe God wants us to meet a few wrong people

before meeting the right one

so that when we finally meet the right person,

we will know how to be grateful for that gift.

Now, let's introduce you our Guest of Honour of this week:

Scott Reynolds

"Scott has a great sense of humor and is an all around good guy and great friend to have here at AdlandPro!"
-Shannon B.-

I am Scott Reynolds and this is

my Bio.

I was born and raised on a Dairy Farm in Randolph Vermont USA.

My childhood was spent out doors, no matter the weather. My two younger sisters weren't really the ideal playmates and the neighbors were far enough away so we could only visit them once in a while. So that left me to find my own adventures. We never had much money but always seemed to get by. Of course we had meat, milk and veggies from the farm. Who needs anything else? We never had much for toys but that didn't matter because by the time we were old enough to think about it we had to pitch in and help with the farm work. One of my favorite toys was the tiny wheelbarrow I got shortly after I learned to walk. I wore the little tire right off that poor wheelbarrow hauling bedding for the cows, helping my dad. I was probably more of a pain in the butt than a help, but I was the biggest little three foot man in my eyes. As I got older I found taking things apart to see how they worked a great adventure. I also found I had to be selective in what I took apart. Some things people still used! Then I graduated into building things. I built a full set of haying equipment for my pedal tractor that I dragged around the yard for a long time. My parents were catching on, soon it was hard to find building materials and I had to move on again. High School was kind of like how my life turned out. I just coasted by through most of it and then decided I would get more out of it if I tried. Still a quiet, not to out going kind of guy. I graduated with high honors the last half of my senior year. I also took both auto and recreational - agricultural mechanics, I was student of the year in both. Most jobs I have had over the years have been mechanical, a couple factory jobs but couldn't hack that. Ran my own shop for about 5 years, I let other people talk me into working for someone else again. I have been working for my present employer for 24 years this May. I have worked on everything from weed whackers to Tractor Trailers.
I am on my third marriage, (I think I have it figured out this time!) second house, and an attitude that might let me succeed this time. I have two boys and a girl from two of my marriages, two stepdaughters from the last. My whole life has been about working, I guess I should have spent a little more time with my wives!? With the divorces and the kids wanting to stay with mom, I started drinking and isolating myself (protecting myself from more hurt and rejection)..................No need to bore you with details.................. ending up in a one room apt with no friends, no license, and my job on the line. I don't know yet what happened to change my mind. I had a great friend in the bottom of my beer. But one day I woke up and decided I wanted to live the rest of my life, not just watch life goes by. The rest is history. I quit drinking, well I fell of the wagon a couple of times in the beginning but haven't had a drink now for two and a half years. I met a wonderful woman whom I married. I started trying to make money on line, after all, every where you looked someone was telling how much you could make just by setting at home with a computer in front of you! I have learned a lot, spent a lot, and not made much. Yeah, I've joined at least one of every type program out there. They all have at least one great point, I found it takes more than that.
The last two years have been great! Its weird spiraling up instead of down! I had some hard times this winter (money got tight, two computers crashed, had to drop most of the paid programs I was in, give up my web site) but because of the new positive aspects in my life, I'm fine! AdlandPro is a big part of my new positive life. It has supplied a great support system of friends! It has given me Dr. King, and all my friends/partners at WOSAT Distribution LLC. It has given me Bo, Dennis, and all my friends of Right Road I love to help people and with all these friends helping me, I might just get smart enough to actually help someone! LOL I Thank God, my wife Marcia, My children (and step daughters), My boss that put up with me all those years and still believes in me, and all my friends at AdlandPro for making my life wonderful!
OOOpppps! Can't forget our dogs, Buster, Zoe, Coco, and Jack, and kitties, Snag and Cougar.

Here are some of my favorite business' links:
WOSAT Wings of Success Advisory Team
http://www.wingsofsuccessadvisoryteam.com/home.htm

Do You Dipetane? Make filling your gas tank bearable!
http://dipetane.net

My AdlandPro site link
http://community.adlandpro.com/go/228526/myWebPage.aspx

http://mandsmarketing.blogspot.com
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Thank you,
Scott

Congratulation Scott for being featured here
in The Weekly Spotlight of Friends
With consideration,
The Team!

Dream Work - Team Work

"The secret of staying young is to live honestly,
Eat slowly, and lie about your age."

-- Lucille Ball --

"Be Joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer."

We wish you a wonderful Birthday!
May you have the best in life always!

Enjoy the day and live life kingsize,
William Connelly from South Jersey!

South Jersey has played a role in lots of historic events. The Revolution. The American Civil War and the Underground Railroad. Women's Suffrage. In fact, the region has been a key player in just about every major event in our nation's growth and traces of everything from simple 18th century Quaker meeting houses to the stark Burlington County Prison to elaborate 19th century Victorian Main Street communities to 20th century battleships, still stand in testimony to South Jersey's role in history.
South Jersey's place in history began, oh, about 80 million years ago in the Cretaceous period when a Hadrosaurus laid down one day and never got up again. Fast forward to one fine day in 1858 when William Foulke was digging around in Haddonfield and hit upon that poor, forlorn dinosaur. It was the discovery of the century -- the world's first nearly complete dinosaur skeleton – which shook up the scientific world and the way it looked at the prehistoric creatures. The location where Foulke found the Hadrosaurus foulkii was designated as a National Historic Landmark and is marked with a bronze plaque at the edge of Cooper River Park.

Somewhat younger,

William Connelly

is one of the latest product of this wierd and wonderful place!
Let's see who William Connelly is?!

My Name is William Connelly, I grew up in South Jersey .... beach boy?

I am married to a wonderful wife, Jennifer and we have two beautiful girls!

They keep me very busy..... 3 and 2 years old... WOW!

My biggest joy is to stay home and watch them grow... very fast!

I was always running around from baseball feild to basketball court and so on!

Thanks to my parents.... I always made it there!

Sports has taught me alot about team work and working together!

To make the Dream Work, you need the Team Work!!!

I am into a few affiliate programs, but I really only discuss my gem!

That would be Success University....

http://chilly41.successuniversity.com/ProgramOverview.aspx

I see by talking to people in here that tons are in it.

I hope your success is as great as mine!

I will be a director with the company by the end of May...

That will be my birthday present to myself!

If you have not checked this company out.... you really should!

It's on my profile....

http://community.adlandpro.com/go/Chilly41/default.aspx

Forums:

http://community.adlandpro.com/forumShow.aspx?ForumID=15480

http://community.adlandpro.com/forumShow.aspx?ForumID=15660

Was that a quick sale attempt?

It is always nice to chat with the members on Adlandpro!

I find you all very friendly and sharing! Thank you all...

Except... you know who!!!!! Just kidding!

So, thank you all for the time we share and the brain we storm!

It is a blessing to be part of this!

Until I e-mail you all my Success University offer again, I say.... Thanks!

And to Lisa.... Thanks!

William Connelly

Your friend in Adland

Special Gift
The Team Of The Weekly Spotlight of Friends