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Hi Bill, Thats good news for you. I like your website, too. I have two sites, one donates a portion of its profits to The Parkinson Alliance (haven't "launched" yet, ran out of my own money..........LOL, ) My Dad had PD, and this site is for him. I hope to save some money this year from my new job to begin marketing the site, and since I work for a printing company, I can do flyers and maybe a targeted mailing. But, I need to get that transmission in my car fixed (daughter is getting her drivers license this month....... more gray hairs coming) Anywho, here is that site. http://dialforacure.com Then I have my old "dated" site, which has some stuff on it I want to dump, and even a BLOG, that is a bit cumbersome. I am going to give it a facelift, hopefully by summer. I want to change it to a family website with photo gallery , calendar, and family blog. Right now, its http://bayardpromotions.com, and has tooo much internet stuff on it. or my blog is http://bayardpromotions.com/weblog Keep in touch, or email me directly if you want to chat about web stuff. [log in to unmask] Do you do any online gaming? I just started to play Call of Duty Multiplayer, and it sure is good for keeping your eyes and hands tuned up. I never played FPS games. Jeff (I do not have PD, but Dad did, thats why I read this list, and pray for folks---OH, Murray!---You a real blessing! Congrats on the award! William A. Parrette wrote: >Hi all, > > 2003 was a *long*, *dark* year for me. But, finally, I think > I see the light at the end of the tunnel! > > After 1 year, 5 months, and 25 days of unemployment ... Wait- > ing 1 year and 6 days for approval... Yesterday, I received *the* > call telling me that I had been approved for Social Security Dis- > ability benefits. The amount isn't going to make me a million- > aire any time soon (but then that's what Publisher's Clearing > House is for, right? (-:) but it should keep my wife and I off > of the streets and out of our family's guest rooms. > > One big bump in the "road of life" down, one to go. > > As to whether we will be able to actually keep our house or > not is still up to the Bankruptcy Court. We'll see what happens > next month. Who knows? ... maybe I'll get the call from "Ex- > treme Make-over: Home Edition" saying that they liked my applica- > tion/story and they're on their way out to make our house more > sell-able. (For the curious with Pacer access: 3:03-bk-40592.) > > Hopefully, for those mailing lists I own, I can start bringing > them back to life. And, for the mailing lists I belong to, I > hope to start participating again. That is if I don't spend all > of my newly found "spare time" working on my Web sites. > > And, perhaps, I might even re-open my Web-store. > > A ton of thanks to those of you who gave your e-support. I > sincerely appreciate all that you did. You'll never know how > much it helped ... > >Bill-- > ...who wants to know who stopped the payment on his reality check? > /^--^\ (42?) >.. William A. Parrette 7177 Heritage Drive ..........+-- \____/ /-----+ >.. [log in to unmask] ... West Chester .................| / \ | >.. [log in to unmask] ... OH 45069-4012 ................| | | | >.. [log in to unmask] . 513/779-0780 .................| \__/ /_/ | >.. [log in to unmask] ... http://www.parrette.net/~wap/ +------\ \---------+ > / / > \/ > >---------------------------------------------------------------------- >To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] >In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn