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Touché And The Robin

Please don't eat me. I'm frightened." cried the little bird in Touche's mouth. 

"Put me down! Put me down!"

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September 2024 Blog
It's time to harvest them great crops!

 

9/12: Guess Who Does Not Know TAXATION 101?

U.S. distributer X buys finished clocks from a Chinese manufacturer Y. X pays Y $10 for each clock. It costs X 4 dollars for shipping, advertising, etc. so it adds these four dollars cost +1 dollar profit and sells the clocks to retail stores for $15. The retail stores sell it to you the consumer for $20. The 25% difference covers the stores overhead cost plus a small profit.

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If it is not right do not do it; if it is not true do not say it.

Pax Romana
Quote by: Marcus Aurelius — 161 - 180 CE (AD)

Marcus Aurelius was emperor of Ancient Rome the only time peace and happiness reigned. They called that era PAX ROMANA. He was a stoic philosopher.


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About Me

I am David Crellen …

David Crellen… I loved photography and dreaming since childhood
… and I loved dogs, travel, food and wine since adulthood

I cut my teeth in Boston, MA for my first seventeen years of life. For the next twelve years I enjoyed traveling and working around the world. I then finally grew up - sorta - in San Diego – But I never stopped traveling, working and enjoying life! 

My life had legs – One leg was practical with a sense of responsibility. The other was foot loose and fancy free.. That’s what made my life exciting and adventurous – yet, without killing myself.  …  read more