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NameCarlies and Ross Longbottom
Date2005-02-04
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MessageGood luck with the book, Paul. Looks like you're getting some good feedback. smilie
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NameTom Wilken
Date2005-02-01
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MessageHi Paul,
The website looks great, and it is easy to follow. I can not wait until your book is published, and available for purchase. You have truly survived and thrived, in addition to inspiring others to grow. The energy you share with us all, truly makes this world a better place.
Thanks
Tom Wilken
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NameTyson Lamb
Date2005-01-31
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MessageHey dad, just wanted to let you know that I actually did go to your website. You have proof of that now. Everything seems to be in order and is looking good. Just as you said, easy-to-use. Hope you can get your final drafts accomplished so you can finally get your book published. Call me later, we'll do the starbucks thing.
Tyson.
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NameSusan Ruppert
Date2005-01-31
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MessageHi Paul, Thanks for sharing your web site, it's fabulous, just like you. I look forward to purchasing your book, it's long overdue. Thanks again and I miss you too!
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NameBarista!!!
Date2005-01-27
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Messagesmilie wOw!! Sounds like the works of a brilliant mind! Seriously considering a purchase!
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NameLucy Foglietta
Date2005-01-23
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MessageA book written by a man whose depth I have had the pleasure of discovering can only be a great blessing to any reader with a message capable of altering any life willing and up to the challenge. Anxious to read my copy!
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NamePRLs of Wisdom
Date2005-01-20
MessageSusan Ertz said: smilie 'Millions of people long for immortality who do not know what to do with themselves on a rainy afternoon.
smilie George Eliot said: Blessed is the [one] who, having nothing to say, abstains from giving us a wordy evidence of the fact.
smilie Carl Gustav Jung said: The most terrifying thing is to accept oneself completely.
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NameDiane Robertson
Date2005-01-19
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MessageHi Paul - Great website. Glad to hear things are going well for you.

Diane

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NamePRL’s of Wisdom
Date2005-01-19
Messagesmilie Viktor E. Frankl said, ‘Ask not what life can do for you but what you can do for life’.

smilie Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.”
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