Hi, friends.

Those of you who haven't been to my website won't know that I have a free monthly newsletter called Beginnings, with more articles, quotes and links.  If you'd like to have access to them, please pop over from the link below and subscribe.  Read my privacy notice...I never share your email address, and I won't use your newsletter subscription to spam you with dozens of offers, either.

Here's an excerpt from the July issue:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer...

Most of us seem to slow down during this time of year. We dress more casually, we look forward to vacations. It may be the worst time of year to recruit if you’re a network marketer, because people are too busy enjoying life to think about starting a business.

It’s a great time of year, though, isn’t it? Longer days, barbecues, swimming, camping. Concerts in the park. Oh, and the kids are out of school...we can go away on vacation.

But wait! Should we go away on vacation? The operative phrase here is go away. Sure, we want to take advantage of all the things about summer that make it a perfect time to enjoy some rest and relaxation. But should we break the bank to do it?

Click here for the rest of the story:

http://never2late4success.com/news_7-2006.html

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Are you back?  Did you read it?  Good!  Here's what I'd like to know...where are you from, and what could you do right there at home to have a fun and relaxing vacation?

Cheri

ooooooooooooooo i have to go read.

Thanks Cheri.

 

I signed in.

 

Have A Great Week-End,

 

maxinvegas

Hi Cheri, I guess we have both been busy. Haven't seen much of you lately. Yes I went, I read, I liked so well I signed up for more! Anyway, a cookout with friends and just setting on the front porch reading a good book and visiting with neighbors as they stroll by on their evening walk, works for me. If that is not good enough for everyone, here in Central Vermont you can, ski, hike, bike, swim, camp, hunt, fish, snowmobile, and many other outdoor activities as well as concerts, plays, and many different community events. But this is not the big city, you may have to drive an hour or two through the beutifull countryside to get to a few of these things.

Hi Cheri

I really liked the picture of the guy with the big nose - oh sorry! and a good read!