Hi there,
Have you noticed that the phone ringing nearly always takes precedence over someone who has come to see you?
It's possible that a person has come miles to meet with you and then the phone rings and we pick it up to answer the person who lives next door. Odd isn't it?
I'm working hard on my new website which is proving very successful www.johnbeaumontcashmachine.com/bootcamp.
I hope it is very helpful to whose struggling to set up an internet business. I know I once was terribly confused.
Thought for today:- Do you take a step back sometimes to evaluate where you want to go next?
Joke for today:-Why do you never have self service massage parlours?
On this day: 17th December
In 1903 the Wright Brothers made the first powered flight.
In 1967 the Australian prime minister Harold Holt disappeared whilst swimming.
John F. Beaumont internet marketer
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Friday, 17 December 2010
Thursday, 16 December 2010
schadenfreude
There was great merriment in the Daily Express yesterday as even? the Germans fell foul of the
wintry weather.
It is interesting how we stereotype people and countries. Germany has this reputation for being very efficient.
I'm sure in lots of ways they are but having worked for a German company for 14 years I found
that this reputation was a complete myth. The things that went wrong were just as numerous as
in the UK and I suspect many other countries as well.
Still I'm still working on my internet business www.johnbeaumontcashmachine.com/bootcamp
to make it as efficient as possible!!
Thought for today. Are you as efficient as you can be?
Joke for today:- I had a ploughman's lunch yesterday then he punched me.
On this day:- 16th December
In 1653 Cromwell was made Lord Protector
In 1889 Sir Noel Coward was born
John F. Beaumont internet marketer
wintry weather.
It is interesting how we stereotype people and countries. Germany has this reputation for being very efficient.
I'm sure in lots of ways they are but having worked for a German company for 14 years I found
that this reputation was a complete myth. The things that went wrong were just as numerous as
in the UK and I suspect many other countries as well.
Still I'm still working on my internet business www.johnbeaumontcashmachine.com/bootcamp
to make it as efficient as possible!!
Thought for today. Are you as efficient as you can be?
Joke for today:- I had a ploughman's lunch yesterday then he punched me.
On this day:- 16th December
In 1653 Cromwell was made Lord Protector
In 1889 Sir Noel Coward was born
John F. Beaumont internet marketer
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
The Law of Attraction
Hi there,
I'm very interested in the Law of Attraction which I first heard of when watching The Secret video. (If you haven't seen that video or read the book then you should!)
Anyrate I digress.
Last night I heard a talk which was by a religious leader but struck a chord with me because of my understanding of the Law of Attraction.
This young man explained that back in the year 2000 he was invited to go to Sydney,
Australia as a volunteer to help at the Olympic Games. As he was a student at the
time and the prices of air tickets way out of his price range he replied that he
wouldn't be able to go. Even so he had really set his heart on going.The person
inviting him told him to leave it a week and they would talk again.During that week
this gentleman had to fly back to his university. To cut a long story short his
plane got into trouble and had to crash land.
As a result of that terrifying experience he was given a free ticket by the airline.
This ticket enabled him to fly anywhere in the world. So guess where he went?
Just goes to show that if you have faith then a way will be provided although maybe
not quite in the way you expect!
Joke for today:- If a pig loses his voice is he gruntled?
On this day:- 15th December
In 1791 US Bill of Rights ratified by states.
In 1890 Chief Sitting Bull was shot dead.
In 1966 Walt Disney died.
John F. Beaumont. Internet Marketer
I'm very interested in the Law of Attraction which I first heard of when watching The Secret video. (If you haven't seen that video or read the book then you should!)
Anyrate I digress.
Last night I heard a talk which was by a religious leader but struck a chord with me because of my understanding of the Law of Attraction.
This young man explained that back in the year 2000 he was invited to go to Sydney,
Australia as a volunteer to help at the Olympic Games. As he was a student at the
time and the prices of air tickets way out of his price range he replied that he
wouldn't be able to go. Even so he had really set his heart on going.The person
inviting him told him to leave it a week and they would talk again.During that week
this gentleman had to fly back to his university. To cut a long story short his
plane got into trouble and had to crash land.
As a result of that terrifying experience he was given a free ticket by the airline.
This ticket enabled him to fly anywhere in the world. So guess where he went?
Just goes to show that if you have faith then a way will be provided although maybe
not quite in the way you expect!
Joke for today:- If a pig loses his voice is he gruntled?
On this day:- 15th December
In 1791 US Bill of Rights ratified by states.
In 1890 Chief Sitting Bull was shot dead.
In 1966 Walt Disney died.
John F. Beaumont. Internet Marketer
Tuesday, 14 December 2010
Great Weekend
Hi there.
Had a great weekend as Sue & I went to see my son Stephen & his partner Joe.
They live in Norwich which is one of my favourite cities.
Sue went to do some family history in the local library which is fabulous whilst Stephen, Joe and I went and looked around Norwich.
We had a bit of excitement at lunchtime when Sue discovered she had left her handbag which had her mobile phone and all her cards in at a local pub.
Fortunately she got it back with nothing missing.
Then when we were leaving on Sunday morning I backed into a wall. Not too much damage to the car just annoyed with myself!
Still it was a great weekend.
Whilst we were away Chris was working on my new website with the Six Figure Mentors Group which is nearly finished.I'm still getting a lot of interest in one of my other sites www.johnbeaumontcashmachine.com/bootcamp.
Thought for today. Are you keeping in touch with your family?
Joke for today:- The first half of your life is ruined by your parents and the second half by your kids!
On this day:- 14th December
In 1799 George Washington died
In 1911 Roal Amundsen was the first man to reach the South Pole
John F.Beaumont
Had a great weekend as Sue & I went to see my son Stephen & his partner Joe.
They live in Norwich which is one of my favourite cities.
Sue went to do some family history in the local library which is fabulous whilst Stephen, Joe and I went and looked around Norwich.
We had a bit of excitement at lunchtime when Sue discovered she had left her handbag which had her mobile phone and all her cards in at a local pub.
Fortunately she got it back with nothing missing.
Then when we were leaving on Sunday morning I backed into a wall. Not too much damage to the car just annoyed with myself!
Still it was a great weekend.
Whilst we were away Chris was working on my new website with the Six Figure Mentors Group which is nearly finished.I'm still getting a lot of interest in one of my other sites www.johnbeaumontcashmachine.com/bootcamp.
Thought for today. Are you keeping in touch with your family?
Joke for today:- The first half of your life is ruined by your parents and the second half by your kids!
On this day:- 14th December
In 1799 George Washington died
In 1911 Roal Amundsen was the first man to reach the South Pole
John F.Beaumont
Thursday, 9 December 2010
The Health and Safety Brigade
Hi there,
Back in the 1970's when I had to drive around the country a lot on business there was always a lot of advice about what to do in snowy weather.
If you got stuck in your car you were advised to keep a window partially open or leave a door open, run the engine for 20 minutes at a time, check the exhaust was clear etc etc.
Despite a massive new health and safety industry they don't appear to say much about how to survive today. More concerned about people standing on step ladders.
In fact I had a laugh when a handyman I know who has had 40 years experience was sent on a course about how to handle screwdrivers!If he had survived 40 years he hardly needed training.
Anyrate enough of the moan. Keep smiling
Thought for today: Are you taking care of yourself?
Joke for today:- Did you hear about the sword swallower who went on a diet? He had pins and needles for months
On this day 9th December
In 1641 Van Dyck dies
In 1918 Kirk Douglas was born and Douglas Fairbanks jnr in 1909
In 1990 Walesa was elected Poland's president
John F.Beaumont
Back in the 1970's when I had to drive around the country a lot on business there was always a lot of advice about what to do in snowy weather.
If you got stuck in your car you were advised to keep a window partially open or leave a door open, run the engine for 20 minutes at a time, check the exhaust was clear etc etc.
Despite a massive new health and safety industry they don't appear to say much about how to survive today. More concerned about people standing on step ladders.
In fact I had a laugh when a handyman I know who has had 40 years experience was sent on a course about how to handle screwdrivers!If he had survived 40 years he hardly needed training.
Anyrate enough of the moan. Keep smiling
Thought for today: Are you taking care of yourself?
Joke for today:- Did you hear about the sword swallower who went on a diet? He had pins and needles for months
On this day 9th December
In 1641 Van Dyck dies
In 1918 Kirk Douglas was born and Douglas Fairbanks jnr in 1909
In 1990 Walesa was elected Poland's president
John F.Beaumont
Friday, 26 November 2010
Beautiful day
Just got back from taking Owen for his walk. It is a beautiful, crisp frosty morning with a bleak sun shining. Lovely
Yesterday I signed up for some new software to help with my business. I was a bit annoyed initially as after I purchased it I then had to buy an add on. After that there was another bit I had to buy and so on. After the 3rd add on I decided I'd had enough!!
Why do people do that. It may get them more money in the short term but long term this lack of integrity will back fire on them.
Anyrate enough of my gripe let's get positive as life is too short to moan.
Thought for today. Are you compromising your integrity for short term gain?
Joke for today:- Does the name Pavlov ring any bells?
On this day:-26th November
In 1832 New York got it's first streetcars. Horse drawn
In 1922 Charles Schultz was born
In 1939 Tina Turner was born
John Beaumont
Yesterday I signed up for some new software to help with my business. I was a bit annoyed initially as after I purchased it I then had to buy an add on. After that there was another bit I had to buy and so on. After the 3rd add on I decided I'd had enough!!
Why do people do that. It may get them more money in the short term but long term this lack of integrity will back fire on them.
Anyrate enough of my gripe let's get positive as life is too short to moan.
Thought for today. Are you compromising your integrity for short term gain?
Joke for today:- Does the name Pavlov ring any bells?
On this day:-26th November
In 1832 New York got it's first streetcars. Horse drawn
In 1922 Charles Schultz was born
In 1939 Tina Turner was born
John Beaumont
Friday, 30 April 2010
Strictly for the birds
I noticed today how the feeding patterns of the birds visiting my garden had changed.
During the winter I had lots of finches visiting and eating the niger seed I had put out. The last week or so they haven't been near the place. On the other hand I hardly saw a sparrow all winter and now there are quite a few coming to the garden. ( I have put out the same mixture of bird food all the time) I suppose there must be alternatives to my fare. Talk about fairweather friends!
When I used to do security work at night it always fascinated me to see that the blackbirds were always still "working" at dusk and that they were the first birds to be seen at dawn. No I'm not being racist here but I wonder if their colour has something to do with this? Perhaps being black gives them more scope to work in safety with diminishing light?
Hey Chris has been a busy boy. He has been helping me with my website www.whoisjohnbeaumont.com and doing an excellent job putting some things together for me.
So my thought for today:- Do we really appreciate what others do for us or do we sometimes take help too much for granted?
Joke for today:- This is an important announcement for drivers travelling on the M62 to London.
The M62 doesn't go to London. Boom boom.
On this day: 30th April
In 1945 Hitler committed suicide
In 1789 Washington became president. Bet not many people know that he started the war between France and Britain when he was a British officer.
During the winter I had lots of finches visiting and eating the niger seed I had put out. The last week or so they haven't been near the place. On the other hand I hardly saw a sparrow all winter and now there are quite a few coming to the garden. ( I have put out the same mixture of bird food all the time) I suppose there must be alternatives to my fare. Talk about fairweather friends!
When I used to do security work at night it always fascinated me to see that the blackbirds were always still "working" at dusk and that they were the first birds to be seen at dawn. No I'm not being racist here but I wonder if their colour has something to do with this? Perhaps being black gives them more scope to work in safety with diminishing light?
Hey Chris has been a busy boy. He has been helping me with my website www.whoisjohnbeaumont.com and doing an excellent job putting some things together for me.
So my thought for today:- Do we really appreciate what others do for us or do we sometimes take help too much for granted?
Joke for today:- This is an important announcement for drivers travelling on the M62 to London.
The M62 doesn't go to London. Boom boom.
On this day: 30th April
In 1945 Hitler committed suicide
In 1789 Washington became president. Bet not many people know that he started the war between France and Britain when he was a British officer.
Monday, 19 April 2010
The Blitz remembered
Hi friends
At present on UK TV they are celebrating (surely that's NOT the right word!) the fact that it is 70 years since the UK suffered the blitz.
Whilst the armed forces have received many accolades for the work they carried out I don't think the civilian population received as much praise as they should have done. Most of the images you now see are of people stoically surviving in the underground tube stations in London although of course many other towns and cities were bombed very badly too.
However we seem to hear very little about the civilians who had to "carry on" throughout the raids.
Take my mum and dad for example. They were both fire watchers. In fact my dad had just retired at 65 years old and instead of sitting in front of the fire with his pipe and slippers he was on top of Hackney Town Hall ( a borough in the east end of London) helping direct the fire sevices to where they were needed most. "Hairy" or what? Imagine being on top of one of the tallest local buildings with bombs falling all around. My mum was there too and she told me but for going into a neighbours shelter on the first air raid she never went in one again. Prefered to take her chance in the open. They were both trained to enter burning buildings to rescue people who were trapped without all the equipment taken for granted now. The "elf" and safety brigade would have kittens now! However after having a couple of hours "shut eye" mum had to be up to go to work. After a raid the communication systems particularly transport were in chaos and mum often had to walk from the east end where she lived to the west end of London where she was seconded to The Ministry of Supply. Can you imagine scuttling passed burning buildings tripping over fireman's hoses to get to work and not even knowing if your work place would still be there. One day she had to wake up a fireman up who had gone to sleep directing his hose on a burning building. The poor man was utterley exhausted. It didn't help that mum then pointed out flames coming from another source!
Hey I think someone should make a film about all these unsung heros. The didn't even get any medals.
Thought for today: Did you manage to get to work today without dodging a burning building? Yes? Then it was a great day wasn't it.
Joke for today:- Did you here about the guy who lost his left leg and left arm in an accident?
His all right now.
On this day:- 19th April
In 1775 the first skirmishes of The American War of Independence broke out at Lexington Green.
In 1956 Grave Kelly married Prince Rainier of Monaco.
IN 1882 Charles Darwin died
At present on UK TV they are celebrating (surely that's NOT the right word!) the fact that it is 70 years since the UK suffered the blitz.
Whilst the armed forces have received many accolades for the work they carried out I don't think the civilian population received as much praise as they should have done. Most of the images you now see are of people stoically surviving in the underground tube stations in London although of course many other towns and cities were bombed very badly too.
However we seem to hear very little about the civilians who had to "carry on" throughout the raids.
Take my mum and dad for example. They were both fire watchers. In fact my dad had just retired at 65 years old and instead of sitting in front of the fire with his pipe and slippers he was on top of Hackney Town Hall ( a borough in the east end of London) helping direct the fire sevices to where they were needed most. "Hairy" or what? Imagine being on top of one of the tallest local buildings with bombs falling all around. My mum was there too and she told me but for going into a neighbours shelter on the first air raid she never went in one again. Prefered to take her chance in the open. They were both trained to enter burning buildings to rescue people who were trapped without all the equipment taken for granted now. The "elf" and safety brigade would have kittens now! However after having a couple of hours "shut eye" mum had to be up to go to work. After a raid the communication systems particularly transport were in chaos and mum often had to walk from the east end where she lived to the west end of London where she was seconded to The Ministry of Supply. Can you imagine scuttling passed burning buildings tripping over fireman's hoses to get to work and not even knowing if your work place would still be there. One day she had to wake up a fireman up who had gone to sleep directing his hose on a burning building. The poor man was utterley exhausted. It didn't help that mum then pointed out flames coming from another source!
Hey I think someone should make a film about all these unsung heros. The didn't even get any medals.
Thought for today: Did you manage to get to work today without dodging a burning building? Yes? Then it was a great day wasn't it.
Joke for today:- Did you here about the guy who lost his left leg and left arm in an accident?
His all right now.
On this day:- 19th April
In 1775 the first skirmishes of The American War of Independence broke out at Lexington Green.
In 1956 Grave Kelly married Prince Rainier of Monaco.
IN 1882 Charles Darwin died
Wednesday, 24 June 2009
My YourNetBiz.com
Hi there
Bit of a mouthful that my YourNetBiz.com isn't it?
Beautiful day today, sun shining and all's right with the world. Well isn't it? It's only we humans who are making most of the mess.
Bit of an expensive day really. Had to fork out nearly £600 for repairs to Sue's car. The clutch went completely just after she discovered one of the tyres was in a bad way and had to be replaced.
With my internet business I paid a supposedly kosher company to get me guaranteed hits on my website www.ezinternettraining.com but so far whilst I have been receiving visitors no one has taken it any further. Strange I can see the potential but other s can't. Perhaps they think I'm the odd one out? We shall see? I'm convinced this is the way forward.
Sue is following Kelloggs Special K diet so I bought her a range of the Kelloggs Special K cereals and some of the Special K bars. Her diet is working very well although I think she looks lovely as she is and certainly doesn't appear to be overweight. Still if she feels happier losing a few pounds then good luck to her.
Thought for today: Aren't we lucky to be able to read and write? Do you feel blessed?
Todays joke:- It's such a shame to ruin such beautifal blonde hair by dying the roots black.
On this day. In 1876 Custer's last stand
In 1314 the Battle of Bannockburn when Robert the Bruce defeated an English army
In 1990 the first two women priests ordained in the Anglican church
Have fun
John Beaumont
Bit of a mouthful that my YourNetBiz.com isn't it?
Beautiful day today, sun shining and all's right with the world. Well isn't it? It's only we humans who are making most of the mess.
Bit of an expensive day really. Had to fork out nearly £600 for repairs to Sue's car. The clutch went completely just after she discovered one of the tyres was in a bad way and had to be replaced.
With my internet business I paid a supposedly kosher company to get me guaranteed hits on my website www.ezinternettraining.com but so far whilst I have been receiving visitors no one has taken it any further. Strange I can see the potential but other s can't. Perhaps they think I'm the odd one out? We shall see? I'm convinced this is the way forward.
Sue is following Kelloggs Special K diet so I bought her a range of the Kelloggs Special K cereals and some of the Special K bars. Her diet is working very well although I think she looks lovely as she is and certainly doesn't appear to be overweight. Still if she feels happier losing a few pounds then good luck to her.
Thought for today: Aren't we lucky to be able to read and write? Do you feel blessed?
Todays joke:- It's such a shame to ruin such beautifal blonde hair by dying the roots black.
On this day. In 1876 Custer's last stand
In 1314 the Battle of Bannockburn when Robert the Bruce defeated an English army
In 1990 the first two women priests ordained in the Anglican church
Have fun
John Beaumont
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
ezinternettraining.com
Hi there
Well I'm still here (I think)
I'm amazed at the amount of information being sent through emails. Ezines have a tremendous amount of members but the trouble is a lot of the information being sent is not really relevent to me.
I've just put out another solo ad so will be interesting to see what response I get. The main problem is that people get saturated with advertisements the whole time. Pity they should just read mine. Ha ha I am sending them to my website www.ezinternettraining.com to get more information on the YourNetBiz opportunity. I think it is great certainly the best information I have seen on learning about internet marketing but as they say the proof of the pudding is in the eating. So we shall see.
Does anyone else think that the standard keyboard needs changing. I keep pressing the caps lock key by mistake, I think it is in the wrong place but maybe that's just my carelessness.
I received a letter today from an organisation called Back on the Map. One of the properties I own is in Hendon a part of Sunderland and apparently this organisation is running the Middle Hendon Neighbourhood Renewal Project to "transform Hendon". This may be great but I am just a little surprised that the main building contractor Frank Haslam Milan may contact me "to discuss and assess REQUIRED external improvements to my property. If I am unable to attend the proposed meeting then they will write to me to provide me with details of the work planned and choices available to me. Hang on! Who asked me whether or not I wanted anything done to the property in the first place. I'm sure that they mean well but shouldn't we all be asked if we wanted the area changed in the first place. Talk about big brother.
Enough of my rant.
Thought for today. Why worry about things we can't change. lets concentrate on changing for the better those things we do have control over.
Joke for today: A new Army computer is put through it's paces. An officer types in a question "How far is it from the barrack gate to the armoury?" The computer replies "Five hundred" The officer types "Five hundred what?" The computer replies "Five hundred,SIR!"
On this day 17th June:- In 1972. Five men caught breaking in at The Watergate with eavesdropping equipment. The Democratic Party Headquarters.
In 1823 Charles Mackintosh patents a waterproof material
In 1950 first kidney transplant carried out
In 1970 first Polaroid camera patented
In 1703 John Wesley founder of Methodism born
In 1946 Barry Manilow born
What a day!
See ya. Owen says go chase the rabbits.
Have fun
John Beaumont
Well I'm still here (I think)
I'm amazed at the amount of information being sent through emails. Ezines have a tremendous amount of members but the trouble is a lot of the information being sent is not really relevent to me.
I've just put out another solo ad so will be interesting to see what response I get. The main problem is that people get saturated with advertisements the whole time. Pity they should just read mine. Ha ha I am sending them to my website www.ezinternettraining.com to get more information on the YourNetBiz opportunity. I think it is great certainly the best information I have seen on learning about internet marketing but as they say the proof of the pudding is in the eating. So we shall see.
Does anyone else think that the standard keyboard needs changing. I keep pressing the caps lock key by mistake, I think it is in the wrong place but maybe that's just my carelessness.
I received a letter today from an organisation called Back on the Map. One of the properties I own is in Hendon a part of Sunderland and apparently this organisation is running the Middle Hendon Neighbourhood Renewal Project to "transform Hendon". This may be great but I am just a little surprised that the main building contractor Frank Haslam Milan may contact me "to discuss and assess REQUIRED external improvements to my property. If I am unable to attend the proposed meeting then they will write to me to provide me with details of the work planned and choices available to me. Hang on! Who asked me whether or not I wanted anything done to the property in the first place. I'm sure that they mean well but shouldn't we all be asked if we wanted the area changed in the first place. Talk about big brother.
Enough of my rant.
Thought for today. Why worry about things we can't change. lets concentrate on changing for the better those things we do have control over.
Joke for today: A new Army computer is put through it's paces. An officer types in a question "How far is it from the barrack gate to the armoury?" The computer replies "Five hundred" The officer types "Five hundred what?" The computer replies "Five hundred,SIR!"
On this day 17th June:- In 1972. Five men caught breaking in at The Watergate with eavesdropping equipment. The Democratic Party Headquarters.
In 1823 Charles Mackintosh patents a waterproof material
In 1950 first kidney transplant carried out
In 1970 first Polaroid camera patented
In 1703 John Wesley founder of Methodism born
In 1946 Barry Manilow born
What a day!
See ya. Owen says go chase the rabbits.
Have fun
John Beaumont
Sunday, 7 June 2009
A Wet Sunday Afternoon
Well haven't we had a lot of rain this weekend! We needed the rain but this was ridiculous.
Still I've now got my first solo ad for submission to the ezines. I didn't write it but got a professional to do it. This is for my www.ezinternettraining.com website. I also obtained a classified ad for this site so fingers crossed I should be in business.
I think I have eventually got the order with Dixons sorted out. I still can't fathom out what was wrong as there was certainly enough money in the account.
The roses in my garden are really looking great this year. Maybe the harder winter than usual has had something to do with it as they are blooming away much more prefusely now.
I had problems with coooking the meat today. Chris bought a large joint of beef but we are having trouble with the oven door. Sometimes for no apparent reason it comes slightly open and therefore shuts off. Happened this morning but I don't know for how lomg. When I went to carve I found it was quite bloody inside so had to cook it for a bit longer.
Joke for today: Two aerials met on a roof, fell in love andgot married. The ceremony was rubbish but the reception was brilliant,
Thought for today: Half the people in Hollywood are dying to be discovered, the other half are afraid they will be. Ethyl Barrymore
On this day: June 7th. Robert de Bruce Scottish king famous for winning the Battle of Bannockburn died in 1329
1982. Graceland home of Elvis Presley opened to the public for the first time.
Owen the mad English Spaniel needs his walk so that,s all folks.
See ya
John Beaumont
Still I've now got my first solo ad for submission to the ezines. I didn't write it but got a professional to do it. This is for my www.ezinternettraining.com website. I also obtained a classified ad for this site so fingers crossed I should be in business.
I think I have eventually got the order with Dixons sorted out. I still can't fathom out what was wrong as there was certainly enough money in the account.
The roses in my garden are really looking great this year. Maybe the harder winter than usual has had something to do with it as they are blooming away much more prefusely now.
I had problems with coooking the meat today. Chris bought a large joint of beef but we are having trouble with the oven door. Sometimes for no apparent reason it comes slightly open and therefore shuts off. Happened this morning but I don't know for how lomg. When I went to carve I found it was quite bloody inside so had to cook it for a bit longer.
Joke for today: Two aerials met on a roof, fell in love andgot married. The ceremony was rubbish but the reception was brilliant,
Thought for today: Half the people in Hollywood are dying to be discovered, the other half are afraid they will be. Ethyl Barrymore
On this day: June 7th. Robert de Bruce Scottish king famous for winning the Battle of Bannockburn died in 1329
1982. Graceland home of Elvis Presley opened to the public for the first time.
Owen the mad English Spaniel needs his walk so that,s all folks.
See ya
John Beaumont
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