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You'll notice I don't have a "top friends" section. That's because I consider ALL of my friends to be "tops". What you see here is what you get. If you think it's too much, or not enough, then I suggest you go look elsewhere...

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San Antonio, Texas
United States
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MEMBER SINCE: 10/31/2010
STAR SIGN: Leo
LAST LOGIN: 12/31/2017 13:40:30

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Too many to list entirely. Some include Sleuth (the old version with Michael Caine and Lawrence Olivier), the Lord of the Rings triology, The Twilight Series, Harry Potter series, The Pirates of the Carribean series, Rio Bravo, Casablanca, Stand By Me, et al.

Just about anything except opera and hip-hop/gangsta rap. Particularly fond of Celtic music and hammered dulcimer. PLEASE DO NOT ASK ME TO ADD YOUR "TRIBUTE PAGE" TO MY FRIEND LIST. I understand that several folks have these and put a lot of work into them, but they are really not my cup of tea, and I will most likely turn down your request.

Anything having to do with trivia; books by James Clavell, J.K. Rowling, JRR Tolkein, Jonathan Kellerman, Stephenie Meyer, Kathy Reisch, Charles Dickens, Stories by Edgar Alan Poe, et al.

Needlework, cooking, reading ...

None

Things to do today:
1) get up
2) survive
3) go to bed
4) repeat as many times as possible







I am a divorced (for several years) woman looking for friends, old and new. What I am NOT [repeat...NOT] looking for here is any romance or "hook-ups". Been there. Done that. Never going back again.

Numerous and varied, depending on the day and the mood I'm in.

Jealous, "clingy" people. People who send friend requests even tho' their profiles are set to "private". ABOUT COMMENTS -- I don't send out comments to anybody, nor do I "forward" or "share" the comments I'm sent. That reminds me too much of chain letters. I appreciate your comments and will try to respond when I get them, but if I don't, please don't get mad about it...especially if you send me tons of them. Oh, and I also delete all comments I get after I've viewed them, so if they're not showing, I've already seen them.



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08/20/2026 22:25:08



07/27/2026 09:25:36

You are Awesome! Love and blessings my friend

Built a Business Empire

In a quiet town, Maria, a young single mother, was struggling to make ends meet for herself and her young son, Leo. Life had thrown many challenges at her – her husband had left her when Leo was a child, and she had no financial support. With no higher education and a low-paying job at a local café, she often had to choose between paying the rent and putting food on the table.

Despite the hardships, Maria was determined to provide a better future for her son. Every night, after finishing her shift at the café, she would sit at her small kitchen table brainstorming ideas for a side business. She had always loved baking, and her homemade cookies were a favorite among her friends and neighbors. Then an idea came to her mind – what if she turned her passion for baking into a business?

With just $50 in savings, Maria purchased basic ingredients and began making her signature chocolate chip cookies. She packaged them neatly and went door-to-door in her neighborhood, giving out free samples and selling them at a minimal price. The response was overwhelmingly positive—people loved her cookies and began placing small orders.

Maria decided to expand her operation and began selling her work at the café where she worked. Soon, she expanded her business to local farmers markets and small grocery stores. But she didn’t stop there. She researched how to create an online presence and began marketing her cookies through social media. With engaging posts and customer praise, her brand began gaining popularity.

Maria’s breakthrough came when a well-known food blogger saw her cookies and shared them online. Overnight, she began receiving hundreds of orders from across the country. Realizing the potential, Maria made a bold move—she quit her café job and focused all her attention on growing her business. She rented a small commercial kitchen, hired a few employees, and struck a deal with a major supermarket chain.

Within five years, Maria’s small idea grew into a global brand, with her cookies sold in supermarkets and cafés around the world. She not only built a successful business, but also created a legacy of perseverance and hard work for her son.
The Message of the Story

Maria’s journey is a testament to the power of determination, hard work, and innovation. Despite having almost nothing, she believed in her skills, took risks, and adapted to opportunities. Her story reminds us that success is not about having the perfect circumstances, but about making the most of what we have and never giving up.

The lesson: No matter how difficult your circumstances, with persistence and creativity, you can turn a small idea into something life-changing. Like Maria, success starts with one step—believing in yourself and taking action.



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