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Whole?
Webster defines “whole” as free of defect or impairment or having all its proper parts or components; complete/unmodified. Kinda sounds like “perfect” to me. I wonder if that’s what happened at the…
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The Rest of the Story
For years growing up and well into my adult years I loved hearing Paul Harvey’s stories on the radio. He had an incredible way of building up a…
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401J
How is your retirement account? Do you have one? In today’s turbulent world with its rising and falling economies, how is one to find the right place to…
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