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3. Our son loves antique games and collects them. He also enjoys antique books. His favorite things are the tiddly winks games he has collected from all over the world. The price isn't as important as finding one that he doesn't have or is very unique.
4. Some antique lovers like the chase. They enjoy combing stores and antique shops all over for a specific or unusual item.
5. There are others who antique as a hobby and seldom buy. They just enjoy looking and seeing what different areas of the country have to offer. It is fun to spend a weekend looking at antique stores when on vacation or traveling.
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The Basics
Okay, so you choose your business model. You choose a business topic or specialty; this is often called a niche. A niche is a specialty topic. For example, you could decide you want to start a membership site. Great - about what? Recipes, because you love to cook and share recipes. Fantastic! Now it's time to create the content for your website. You need to give people a reason to visit your website and become a member. The next step is to continue to provide value. What are you going to offer your members to motivate them to stay members?
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It's Just A Joke
"Blonde Dad"
A blonde guy gets home early from work and hears strange noises coming from the bedroom. He rushes upstairs to find his wife naked on the bed, sweating and panting.
"What's up?" he asks.
"I'm having a heart attack!" cries the woman.
He rushes downstairs to grab the phone, but just as he is dialing, his 4-year old son comes up and says, "Daddy! Daddy! Uncle Ted's hiding in your wardrobe and he's got no clothes on!"
The guy slams the phone down and storms upstairs into the bedroom, past his screaming wife, and rips open the wardrobe door.
Sure enough, there is his brother, totally naked, cowering on the wardrobe floor.
"You scumbag!" says the husband. "My wife is having a heart attack and you're running around with no clothes on scaring the kids!"
Turning Clutter
Into A Collection
"My enthusiasm for collecting began as a child with the inexpensive cars my mother would buy me as a treat during trips to the market," said Bruce Pascal, owner of the legendary Hot Wheels red-lined Beach Bomb, valued at $72,000 at a recent collector's convention. "When I became an adult, I rediscovered these long-discarded playthings and grew to appreciate the artistry behind them."
Each year, collectors like Pascal gather at conventions nationwide to show off and trade their precious items. Hot Wheels collecting "pros" provided the following suggestions on how to create amazing collections. These tips are applicable not just for die-cast vehicles, but for virtually everything under the sun:
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The Joy Of Solo Backpacking
I remember sitting by an alpine lake at 12,000 feet in the Sierra Nevadas, after not seeing anyone for two days. The sun was shining, and the silence was broken only by the clatter of rocks falling from the cliffs above. I was relaxed, and I felt like it was the most beautiful place on earth. It isn't the same when I'm with friends.
It's also true that there's an "edge" to solo backpacking. There is nobody there to help you if you run into trouble. The grizzly outside my tent in Wyoming, or the rockslide in front of me in Colorado - these things were felt viscerally. You become very aware of how vulnerable you are. This is an interesting experience - but not a bad one.
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What Does Success And
A Big Hunk-Of-Iron, Have In Common?
The engine warmly receives much needed energy and the locomotive begins it's journey.
The real change comes to play, when the fire burns coal, which creates steam and right on down the mechanical line, levers and gears immediately get moving and momentum begins.
More coal, more steam, more momentum.
Successfully reaching it's destination sooner or, later.
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A Challenge Of Growing
A Bonsai
When you are growing bonsai for the first time, you will want to approach aspects like wiring with caution. When growing bonsai, the wires should be placed on the tree in such a way that it causes bending without gouging or breaking the branch. This takes a subtle amount of pressure on the branch of the tree, and consideration on how to place the wires. Wires that are placed incorrectly may permanently scar the tree, damaging the overall appearance of the tree, as well as impacting it's lifespan. When placing your wires, you should be careful not to place them too close between where the branch and the trunk meet, but not so far that it encourages the branch to break.
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