RE: large variety of foods is the best way to go

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W - Glad to see Kinky getting publicity. I signed the petition to get him on the ballet...and even have a Kinky Freidman bumper sticker on my car. It's a shame the demos and repubs make is so difficult for a third party candidate to run. A friend of mine is working very hard to get him elected... Bethlabtrek1941 wrote: Yes, Carl, please do that. Beth, I subscribed to Texas Monthly recently so I can follow the next Texas Governor's race. Texas beats even Louisiana in turning out colorful politicians. I understand that Kinky Friedmann will be running. Mercy! W. RE: large variety of foods is the best> >way to go> >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 21:46:08 -0500> >> >This sounds like what I am doing. The only problem I have run into is >that> >I need to walk at least 5 miles non stop every day to have weight loss.> >Frustrating!! > >> >Hugs,> > in Texas (TnT)> >Give yourself a real pay raise. GET OUT OF DEBT! Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less.

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Carl, So in addition to being a charming, amusing, gentleman...you have soul. That is such a heroic thing to do...I am humbled to know you. I don't think I've known anyone so selfless... Blessings, Beth ps...so your best side, is your backside???? LOLCARL FRENCH wrote: Dear Beth, I get more enjoyment out of helping others. What I would really like to know is - If our purpose is to help others what are others' purpose.(LOL) I have also done a bone marrow transplant which was successful. The doctors in charge told me that I had my best side showing during the whole procedure. (LOL) I believe the Lord blesses those that

bless others. He died save us and the least we can do is pass on the blessing. Most of us work hard and unfortunately we work for somebody else and not for our selves. If more people read positive uplifting books and not the news paper we would all be better off.Now that you're retired and not teaching what do you read. Just Curious. Carl in Hamiton>From: Beth Lackey >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group >To: thefatmanwalking_group >Subject: RE: large variety of foods is the best >way to go>Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2006 08:27:57 -0700 (PDT)>>Carl - Ignore my previous question, I just read that you are an independent >business man...you help people get out of debt. That really is a noble >calling...> As the great Buddha said, "The cause of suffering is Greed."> Beth>>CARL FRENCH

wrote:> Beth, you really missed your calling. you should have been a comedienne.>Your humor is priceless. Actually most of do go in circles and we call it>living instead of designing a lifestyle and going forwards. We all>rationalize( telling rational lies) that this is important and that is>important and we have to visit friends, but what is more important than>helping others have a better way of life. I don't just mean having more>money. That is not always the answer. Helping others living a healthier>life by eating better, exercising more and smelling the fresh air the Good>Lord gave us. One of the biggest causes of stress is lack of money and most>people think they are going to win the big lottery and be free as a bird.>The opposite is more accurate in most cases. The other problem is we want>things now instead of waiting for them. We are a wanting animal

which is>not a bad thing in some cases( like food and water) but pushed to extremes>it causes stress which causes illness which causes shorter lives. I am an>independent business owner and I have found a way of helping people get out>of debt, make some money and make a difference in the lives of others and I>hope to encourage others to do the same. It is my chief aim in life to help>people and in turn be helped by others and it is working to this very day >as>we type our lives on a computer screen and send it out to the people who>matter most. Our online family out there in Fatmanwalking land. TC and may>God bless. Sincerely Carl in Hamilton Over and Out Time for bed.>>> >From: Beth Lackey> >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > >To: thefatmanwalking_group > >Subject: RE: large variety of foods is

the best> >way to go> >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 21:20:25 -0700 (PDT)> >> >Carl -> > Find that book and send it quickly to W. Bush!!!!> > Beth> >> >CARL FRENCH wrote:> > Hi in Texas Can you Imagine what life must be like in a world> >where> >there would be no debt. There probably would be no or almost no inflation> >and people would base their desires in terms of work(money) which they >have> >and not spending money(work) which they have not. I read a book once >which> >has been printed but not published called The Purple button or "As good >as> >it gets" by an eccentric gentleman who lived down near Belleville >Ontario.> >In the book Anything you bought was paid for in goodwill. It was kind of >a> >weird book and actually went in a complete circle from

beginning to end.> >The Author has been interviewed by a local Tv Channel and may now even be> >Deceased. It sat on a shelf for 40 years until a friend saw it and read >it> >and decided to have 300 copies printed. I was given a copy and due to> >several moves I can no longer find it. I think we could be a world power> >if> >we could all get out of debt. Take care. Carl In Hamilton.> >> >> > >From: " in Texas (TnT)"> > >Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group > > >To:> > >Subject: RE: large variety of foods is the >best> > >way to go> > >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 22:16:59 -0500> > >> > >Hi Carl,> > >I follow Dave Ramsey's plan, THE TOTAL MONEY MAKEOVER > > >> > >Best book ever and has made a huge

difference in my life.> > >I just want to share with others how wonderful it feels when you pay> >down> > >debt and have more money in your pocket. > > >> > >I am a housewife and a mom to three teens. Money is tight but we >decided> > >along time ago that me being home to raise our sons and to know what >they> > >were doing after school was the more important to us then having >"stuff".> > >> > >> > >Thanks for the other books. I have read most of them!! I love> >learning!!> > >> > >Hugs,> > > in Texas (TnT)> > >Give yourself a real pay raise. GET OUT OF DEBT!> > >> > >> > > _____> > >> > >From: thefatmanwalking_group > >

>[mailto:thefatmanwalking_group ] On Behalf Of CARL >FRENCH> > >Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 9:56 PM> > >To: thefatmanwalking_group > > >Subject: RE: large variety of foods is the >best> > >way> > >to go> > >> > >> > >Dear there are some really good books on getting out of debt >which> >I> > >think will make a lot of people financially Free. One is "The Four Laws> >of> > >> > >Debt Free Prosperity" And the Total Money MakeOver" . I have both books> > >but> > >> > >have only read the first.. Alot of people buy lottery tickets to Win >the> > >Big> > >> > >One and could easily become financially Independent and even wealthy if> >

>they> > >> > >chose. I also read a book called Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill >and> > >Dr. Hill list 12 keys to Real Riches and money was the last on the >list.> >I> > >would be glad to pass them on - one at a time. Just thouht you might> >like> > >to pass this on. TC. Carl in Hamilton> > >> > >> > > >From: " in Texas (TnT)"> > > >Subject: RE: large variety of foods is the> >best> > > >way to go> > > >Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 21:46:08 -0500> > > >> > > >This sounds like what I am doing. The only problem I have run into is> > >that> > > >I need to walk at least 5 miles non stop every day to have weight >loss.> > > >Frustrating!! > > >

>> > > >Hugs,> > > > in Texas (TnT)> > > >Give yourself a real pay raise. GET OUT OF DEBT!> >> >> >> >> >http://www.thefatmanwalking.com/> >Keep walking Steve!!!> >> >> >> >---------------------------------> > YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS> >> >> > Visit your group "thefatmanwalking_group" on the web.> >> >

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Carl: www.richdad.com made me feel really sad...... What kind of person am I? I live in the fifth world...I'm poor with no social security and no medicare..... I've only U$S10 in my pocket and a husband with no ambition at all........ What would I do? Start walking to America, to Beth's house? Saludossss!!! __________________________________________________Correo Yahoo!Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! ¡Abrí tu cuenta ya! - http://correo.yahoo.com.ar

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, Don't be sad...don't trade your simple life for a chase after fortune...the great American business world does not care about the world, only money. America is polluted and corrupt...all the way to the top. Stay in a clean envirnonment...stay healthy and please don't let materialism change you. The American dollar isn't worth the trade - Do you know that Americans work longer hours than ANY other developed nation...and we have less vacation. American Companies are more concerned with Wall Street than Main Street. Chemical pollution is killing kids...Cancer is epidemic. When I began teaching school in 1976...I could put a box of kleenex on my desk and it lasted 6 months! When I retired last year a box of kleenex lasted only a week at best...and I had kids with inhalers...on ADD meds...anti-depressants...and two kids with leukemia just last year. I've had 5 in all die since

1985...and one that had a colostomy. Several suicide attempts. And no one cares...the schools just test, test, test...because "No Child Left Behind" does just the opposite of what is says. It leaves kids behind...and if they are good in something like music, art, or physical education...it doesn't count...Gifted Programs are being dropped from school districts because school budgets are STRANGLED for money...and the money they get in Texas is from property taxes...and that strangles the homeowner. In Texas, you can NEVER own a home, because you will always have this BIG property tax...which on an 85K house is around 2 hundred extra dollars a month. Something is not right in this country...if we are so smart, so rich, and so good...why do we allow American citizens to live and die this way. My husband has NO medical insurance...because he owned his own company and it went belly-up...so for him to have insurance it would cost us $350 a

month....I have a minimal policy that doesn't kick in until $5K of my own money is paid out. So we don't go to the doctor...at all. We buy meds in Mexico and diagnose ourselves via the internet and my husband's son, who is a physician's assistant. Oh my gosh, now I'm sad!!!!! In spite of all this...I would LOVE to adopt you!!!! Beth Betz wrote: Carl: www.richdad.com made me feel really sad...... What kind of person am I? I live in the fifth world...I'm poor with no social security and no medicare..... I've only U$S10 in my pocket and a husband with no ambition

at all........ What would I do? Start walking to America, to Beth's house? Saludossss!!! __________________________________________________Correo Yahoo!Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! ¡Abrí tu cuenta ya! - http://correo.yahoo.com.ar

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Beth, You made me cry because it is all so true. My husband, who was a geologist with the Army Corps of Engineers died of a cancer strongly associated with radiation exposure. He worked for years at the Nevada Test Site so was cognizant of the risk. One of my favorite places in the world is southern Utah -red rock country. I was told on a trip there one time that the leukemia rate there is 50 times the national average because of the strontium-90 in the milk caused by prevailing winds from the test site blowing across southern Utah. It all makes your heart ache. W.

Theresa- How do you "snip?" I am stupid. I tried and it did not work -MW

RE: Re: large variety of foods is the best way to go

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Don't be sad...don't trade your simple life for a chase after fortune...the great American business world does not care about the world, only money. America is polluted and corrupt...all the way to the top. Stay in a clean envirnonment...stay healthy and please don't let materialism change you. The American dollar isn't worth the trade - Do you know that Americans work longer hours than ANY other developed nation...and we have less vacation. American Companies are more concerned with Wall Street than Main Street. Chemical pollution is killing kids...Cancer is epidemic. When I began teaching school in 1976...I could put a box of kleenex on my desk and it lasted 6 months! When I retired last year a box of kleenex lasted only a week at best...and I had kids with inhalers...on ADD meds...anti-depressants...and two kids with leukemia just last year. I've had 5 in all die since 1985...and one that had a colostomy. Several suicide attempts. And no one cares...the schools just test, test, test...because "No Child Left Behind" does just the opposite of what is says. It leaves kids behind...and if they are good in something like music, art, or physical education...it doesn't count...Gifted Programs are being dropped from school districts because school budgets are STRANGLED for money...and the money they get in Texas is from property taxes...and that strangles the homeowner. In Texas, you can NEVER own a home, because you will always have this BIG property tax...which on an 85K house is around 2 hundred extra dollars a month. Something is not right in this country...if we are so smart, so rich, and so good...why do we allow American citizens to live and die this way. My husband has NO medical insurance...because he owned his own company and it went belly-up...so for him to have insurance it would cost us $350 a month....I have a minimal policy that doesn't kick in until $5K of my own money is paid out. So we don't go to the doctor...at all. We buy meds in Mexico and diagnose ourselves via the internet and my husband's son, who is a physician's assistant. Oh my gosh, now I'm sad!!!!!

In spite of all this...I would LOVE to adopt you!!!! Beth Betz wrote:

Carl:

www.richdad.com made me feel really sad......

What kind of person am I? I live in the fifth world...I'm poor with no social security and no medicare..... I've only U$S10 in my pocket and a husband with no ambition at all........

What would I do? Start walking to America, to Beth's house?

Saludossss!!!

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, you cannot change your husband but you can change you. Start

reading self help books even if he doesn't or even if he criticizes you. If

he or anyone else criticizes you and they have nothing then you know you are

on the Right Track. I am associated with a gentleman and his family who are

very wealthy and were married very young. By the time they were 27 they

had seven kids. Some body came along and talked to them about having there

own business and the rest is history. They had a dream and lots of ups an

downs. If you really want to change your life you have to change you first.

First Start measuring where you are spending your money. You can't

manage it till you measure it. Second write down some realistic goals that

you can achieve in the next 30 - 60- 90 days. The biggies will come later.

Trying to buy a mansion with ten bucks is a liittle hard. (LOL) Third find

stuff that you do not want and sell it. Have a garage sale or bake sale.

If you live on a city street get your friends and neighbors involved but do

it. just do it. I heard of a guy who started his own business with nothing.

Five years later he still had most of it left. (LOL) 4th pay off any debts

you have left by paying down the little ones first and when that one is paid

off, take that money and put it on #2 if there is one and so on down the

line. Pay your car loan off the same way and then the house if you are

buying one. If you are renting look for one you can afford and put a down

payment on it. Making some one else rich doenst cut it in my book. If you

can find a duplex and can stand someone else living in your house. 5th

Start reading books on Investing or going to free seminars if you can find

some. There are usually some around. Even if you have to go with other

people to split the cost. You can also apply for online news letters on

financial stuff like I'm telling you now. This is a lot to digest and I

don't expect you to be a milliionaire overnite( if you do let me know how)

but you have to do some thing now and I want you to email me every day or

two and let me know how you are doing. Most people do better at something

if they have someone to be accountable eveyday. TC and you are a

winner and I expect to be riding in your Rolls-Royce some day but mine will

go faster and eat more gas. May God bless. Sincerely Carl in Hamilton.

Ready, Get Set, Ggooooooooooooooo!!!!!!

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>To: thefatmanwalking_group

>Subject: RE: Re: large variety of foods is the

>best way to go

>Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2006 18:37:44 +0000 (GMT)

>

>Carl:

> www.richdad.com made me feel really sad......

> What kind of person am I? I live in the fifth world...I'm poor with no

>social security and no medicare..... I've only U$S10 in my pocket and a

>husband with no ambition at all........

> What would I do? Start walking to America, to Beth's house?

> Saludossss!!!

>

>

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Beth..

This is sooo sad. We are the greatest country in the world and yet people are going without insurance and medical attention. I have a girlfriend that has a $1500 deductible on her insurance, so even though she is having pains in her chest, she won't go to the doctor because she can't afford the deductible. What good is the insurance??!! Before I retired, I worked for the state retirement system. They had us poll our non-state agency retirees (teachers, police- and firemen, city and county). Over 50% of the retirees had no insurance because they couldn't pay for it. I asked them what they would do if they had a serious disease. They said, "Pray!" I am blessed because I worked for the state for 31 years and the state supplements my insurance ($25/year up to $500/month). I only have to pay $280/month...which is ridiculous !! Who could afford that on their own? I'm afraid about the government getting involved because they usually make things worse (ie..medicare prescriptions, cable fees, No Child Left Behind).

Maggie

My husband has NO medical insurance...because he owned his own company and it went belly-up...so for him to have insurance it would cost us $350 a month....I have a minimal policy that doesn't kick in until $5K of my own money is paid out. So we don't go to the doctor...at all. We buy meds in Mexico and diagnose ourselves via the internet and my husband's son, who is a physician's assistant. Oh my gosh, now I'm sad!!!!!

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... So true. I remember hearing about a movie (The Conqueror) that Wayne and Hayward made in the redlands of Utah while the testsite was having one their above-ground tests. The wind was blowing their way on that day. Every person on location later died of some form of cancer. The government sentenced all people at the test site to death but would never admit it. How truly sad.

Maggie

One of my favorite places in the world is southern Utah -red rock country. I was told on a trip there one time that the leukemia rate there is 50 times the national average because of the strontium-90 in the milk caused by prevailing winds from the test site blowing across southern Utah. It all makes your heart ache.

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... You have so much going for you...you have such soul, you speak two languages which is amazing because most people in the US don't. (my French is not nearly as good as your English!!!) You can KNIT!!! I think that is SOOOO COOL! You care for your son...and you have a husband to help take care of you. You would be a WONDERFUL American citizen...and anyone that appreciates the soft, velvet of a horse's nose is special! And, six months out of the year you do have a job - that means you have 6 months of VACATION...lol, right? Kind of like teaching school...I was paid for 187 days of teaching...and that's it...teachers in Texas don't have one single paid holiday...so we are alike that way. You have a computer at home, right? And you know English so well...Why don't you teach others to use the computer...give

hourly lessons...for so much an hour to supplement your income during that 6 month time. You would meet people...I could send you my curriculum that I wrote for the school district...I would not mind helping you in any way that I could. Oh, by the way, in my experience only...which is 54 years...I have to agree with Carl...a person's nature never changes...if someone APPEARS to change it's because it was "in" them all the time. And I was married 29 years and finally divorced because that man would never change...and I couldn't either. Also , I don't have Social Security either...although I do have a teacher's pension that I worked for for 26 years...and my husband doesn't either until he's 65. We also don't have medicare...until we're 65. We can't be sick til then. lol I

will kiss each horse and tell them your name today - and here is our website so you can look at pictures of them: www.lackeyfarms.com Beth Betz wrote: Laurie: I have a job... a temporary one. I work at a Hotel (email, reservations and a little public relations) and I'm quite fine there... But I work only 6 months a year, like most of people in this town (it's a touristic city and "lives" only from december to march). The rest of the year is really hard for us. When I was 18 I start designing and knitting hand made sweaters..... really beautiful ones... but here in Argentina hand made stuff are bad paid.... you can work hard for a week (12 hours a day maybe, or more, to finish a sweater) and you'll be able to gain only U$S16.... Now I have a little son (Willy... 18 months old) and I can not knit cause he needs most of my day hours..... I'm complaining.... but I have a little nacionalism in my blood so I don't know if I would willing to move to other country.... I don`t know. Beth... you can adopt me from the distance..... although I won't be able to touch your horses nose!! (snout?) Saludos!! spamthekat

escribió: If I had a large house, i'd invite hundreds of people. everyone needshope. the only reason i care about money is because I dont want toretire in poverty like all of my family and nearly everyone i know. otherwise, other than really enjoying a dry roof and heat (things Ihave not always had) I really dont care too much. didnt you say you were looking forward to finding a job andrea?laurie-- In thefatmanwalking_group , Betz wrote:>> Carl:> www.richdad.com made me feel really sad......> What kind of person am I? I live in the fifth world...I'm poorwith no social security and no medicare..... I've only U$S10 in mypocket and a husband with no ambition

at all........> What would I do? Start walking to America, to Beth's house?> Saludossss!!!> > > __________________________________________________> Correo Yahoo!> Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! > ¡Abrí tu cuenta ya! - http://correo.yahoo.com.ar> __________________________________________________Correo Yahoo!Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! ¡Abrí tu cuenta ya! - http://correo.yahoo.com.ar

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HAVE FUN and take care - Happy Easter! BethCARL FRENCH wrote: >>http://www.thefatmanwalking.com/>Keep walking Steve!!!>

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Hi ,

I don't know what to suggest other than pick up the pace a bit. Most

people walk about 4 to 5 miles per hour. I figure you are walking

about one hour. Try lowering your time each week or each two weeks

by 3 minutes. Then at the end of three weeks or six weeks you should

be at about 50 minutes, sames steps but in a shorter time. When you

reached five miles in 50 minutes then you can set another goal. Ie :

adding arm swings on every five steps. I know, it's tough but a bit

of imagination helps. I think I told you all about my trials and

tribulations over my swimming. Today I got a new problem, I missed

Good friday, and saturday(I woke up late), and I'll miss Easter

Monday. The Civic Pool employees are in a government union and get

the day off work. That adds up to three days, and I will have missed

over 34,000 steps.

Best regards Bill

>

> This sounds like what I am doing. The only problem I have run

into is that

> I need to walk at least 5 miles non stop every day to have weight

loss.

> Frustrating!!

>

> Hugs,

> in Texas (TnT)

> Give yourself a real pay raise. GET OUT OF DEBT!

>

>

> _____

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> From: thefatmanwalking_group

> [mailto:thefatmanwalking_group ] On Behalf Of

wuregan

> Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 9:23 PM

> To: thefatmanwalking_group

> Subject: large variety of foods is the

best way to

> go

>

>

> For the average over weight or obese person.

>

> I still think a wide variety of food consumed and a moderate

> exercise plan is the best way to go. Don't double up with the same

> type of food wether it is refined or natural. Don't over exercise

> untill your muscles are conditioned. Most Government health

> department meal planning and daily food - vitamin - minerals

intake

> guidlines will be better for you.

>

> Stay away from processed foods, diet pills, deserts loaded with

> sugar, and cooking with oil. Over use of vitamine supplements

> without a Doctor's advice is not wise. Diet plans that do not

> include a wide variety of food should not be used. Over use of

> health food store supplements without a Doctor's advice is not

wise.

>

> A trip to the health food store and it's extra cost won't be

better

> than eating a wide variety of food.

>

> It is much better to be eating properly and exercise moderately

than

> overly worried about weight problems and illness. Weight problems

> and illness go away with a variety of food consumed and moderate

> exercise. Serious health problem should be checked by a Doctor.

Try

> a bit of everything.

>

> I'll never go back to icecream, or icecream toppings, unless it is

a

> special occaision visiting someone's home or out with a gathering

at

> a resturant.

>

> I do not care how much I weigh, and I am not worried about

lowering

> my weight. That comes as a by product of eating wise and exercise

> wise. That's all I have need hope about, exercise and a wide

variety

> of food.

>

> don't be fooled into thinking otherwise.

>

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Dear , I just I'd drop you a note to say I hope you had a great

Easter. I get get the impression that you are a very happy person and

That's a good way to start a successful life. From the tone of your letter

you are a person I would like to meet someday. If you and your family are

in the Hamilton, Ontario area some day I would enjoy very much meet all of

you and your family and show you some of the things that make Hamilton

special. We actually have a castle that was built by one of the former

Prime Ministers' of Canada before Canada became a country way back in 1867.

It was one of the few buildings with hot running water, which we now take

for granted. It was owned by Sir Alan McNabb, then Prime Minister of Lower

Canada (I think). We have a recreation area called Confederation Park

where we can roller blade along the bay and eat fish and chips or have a

meal at a restarant called Baranga's which also sits a stone's throw from

the water's edge.

I should also mention a thing called the Forbes 400 which is a list of the

Richest people in the world. From what I have been told, the top 10 people

on that list started with nothing and are now wealthy. I am not saying that

money brings you happiness, it doesn't. Money only brings you more choices.

I would love to give to all the money I could to all the charities that

contact me but I can't. I jsut don'td have that much cash. I would like to

pass on a list of 12 Keys to Real Riches from Napoleon Hill's Book Think and

Grow Rich.

!2 Keys to Real Riches

1. A Positve Mental Attitude

2. Sound Phyical Health

3. Harmony in Human Relations

4. Freedom from Fear.

5. Hope for future achievement.

6. Capacity for a applied faith

7. Willingness to share blessings with others.

8. Having a labor of Love.

9. Having an open mind on all subjects.

10. Complete Self discipline.

11. Wisdom to understand people.

12. Financial Security

, these are only one man's opinions but since Dr. Hill himself became

a " self made " millionaire ( almost impossible) they make a lot of sense to

me. My downfall are #10 and 12. At 55 I have not a lot of self discipline

and a little problem with ADD. I still have some debt behind me but I also

have a pension from the company I work for and a small inheritance from my

parents ( 1 surviving). I know that I have the ability to accomplish what

ever I want and I know that if I help emough people I will eventually become

financially free. I wish you all the best in whatever you choose to do

with your future life and if there is anything I can do to help, please send

me a note and I will do what ever I can. TC Carl In Hamilton

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>Reply-To: thefatmanwalking_group

>To: thefatmanwalking_group

>Subject: RE: Re: large variety of foods is the

>best way to go

>Date: Fri, 14 Apr 2006 12:07:42 +0000 (GMT)

>

>Carl...

> You're a little wrong..... I CAN change my husband!!

> And I'm really willing to change myself. I appreciate your thoughts and

>tips... really.

> ( " Really " is my favorite english word... please send me a

>psychologist)...

> I don´t want to be negative, but I´m conscious of you can not make money

>from absolutely nothing.

> I have my own house and nothing left to sell. Now I have not my U$S10

>either.... (yesterday I weasted them buying hair tincture, deodorant and

>hair removing wax... female secrets..... hahaha!!). Now I'm poor but a

>little more atractive lady.......

> I'm telling jokes... I laugh a lot... I'm glad I could share my concerns

>with nice people as the one of this group. My economy maybe could improve a

>little.... no more than this....

> Where am I spending my money? Not in food, obviously.

> If I have money to spend in food it would be easier to do some diet. But

>I eat badly.

> Yesterday I was thinking that economics have nothing to do with

>diet...... but it has!!!

> I must to be happy not having debts.... that´s all my consolation.

> Thanks, Carl.... I hope I'll have some good financial news to share with

>you, some day.....

> Saludos!!

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