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Subject: Re: Pizza ?

Author:
Brian Jones

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Date Posted: 10:02:15 05/29/14 Thu
In reply to: Mike 's message, "Pizza ?" on 17:15:18 05/26/14 Mon

Greetings

"The Millionaire Next Door"

If happiness was measured in money there would be very few millionaires. This is a story about Dan Parker, a young man who starts his life as an adult with the odds stacked against him. Follow his journey of self discovery as he tries to achieve happiness. His story might make you wonder if you live next door to a millionaire.

http://storiesonline.net/a/Lazlo_Zalezac

That was a good story, another author worth checking.

Brian

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Ralph Reinhold
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Date Posted: 21:17:15 05/29/14 Thu

Worth reading for the facts of life. I kept a copy on my office wall. I can't tell you how many times someone took it to the copier.

>Greetings
>
>"The Millionaire Next Door"
>
>If happiness was measured in money there would be very
>few millionaires. This is a story about Dan Parker, a
>young man who starts his life as an adult with the
>odds stacked against him. Follow his journey of self
>discovery as he tries to achieve happiness. His story
>might make you wonder if you live next door to a
>millionaire.
>
> >href="http://storiesonline.net/a/Lazlo_Zalezac">http://
>storiesonline.net/a/Lazlo_Zalezac
>
>That was a good story, another author worth checking.
>
>Brian