my take on this simply. . . I am admire anyone tha...

2009-10-15T19:49:04.298-04:00

my take on this simply. . . I am admire anyone that has the conviction to pursue their passions . . . especially if they may not be the most lucrative in the short term. So kudos to you. I hear you, too. The big builder laid me off, (& it's not like I didn't see it coming) probably a good year before anyone started crying about it (I have good story for our first meeting. . .unrelated to the b. builder -- more timing.) -- it was tough, but yeah, maybe the best thing that ever happened to me. Now I am prepared.

Again -- thanks for your support. And need I remind you DE is not that far from MD . . . we grow our things a bit individally. . . and hey. . .who knows.
Great night. jb

I have also been taking the launch of my business ...

2009-10-15T15:26:30.633-04:00

I have also been taking the launch of my business slow and finding myself along the way. This morning I am looking up #Hashtags on twitter and how to use them. Two weeks ago the blog of building got its own page. I decided right about the time the economy started going south that I wanted a business which incorporated all of my interests. With that in mind I would also add to my list of services house historian and recordist of oral history.

But enough about me, I think you are doing great. There is something about your train of thought that makes me want to pick up where you left off. As if I could but in a way that's the point I am driving at: Only you can create the business that is right for you. You can have help but you have to do the heavy lifting and I for one am going to enjoy watching, lending a hand or ear when I can and egging you on.

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I have also been taking the launch of my business ...