5.5" x 11" door knob fliers cost 4c each, in lots of 20,000 = $800.
Advertising door-to-door, its possible to hang 330 per hour per person. 660 for 2 people.
20,000 would take 60 hours to hang...or 30 hours for 2 people to hang.

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 hello It's me Ithought about it for a long long time. Tht's from an old song that I can't remember.

Hey Sonny...check this out!!! 
It's really easy to add web pictures to the logs!
Just right click a picture on the web, select copy,
right click into your log entry's area,
right click and select paste!

I'm New

Ringing in the New Years

Last Vegas - Over 40,000 fireworks mounted on rooftops. By far, its the largest show in the world!

Happy New Year

 
Its nice....with the fireworks, the Macy's day parade and all.
The Lucy Tribute was cool. Terminator 3-d was cool.
I even liked  Barneys Theatre, and I hate Barney!!!

I've spent a lot of the day on the phone, feeling like ET phoning home.
ET PHONE HOME...ET phone home.
At any rate, I have no home, and this planet will do just fine. None the less, I'm homeless.

I've used this time to discover this thing called life and I have come to the following conclusion:
If the Earth has existed 11 billion years, and dinosaurs existed 80 million years, and humans have existed 60,000 years, and the average human lives 76 years, and the average smoker lives 70 years, and I have lived 47 years and I smoke, but my best friend quit smoking after living 38 years and died anyway after living 47 years, then tell me what is the point of this sentence.

-- Too be continued --

For a long time, I felt like an ant who has spent his entire life moving the colony's hill over 2 feet.
A bicycle will run over the colony's hill anyway, so what's the point? 
It's nice to leave the colony and see beyond the hill.
Some day, I'm gonna build a bigger hill, with better walls, more queens and more aphids.

Then they'll all see!
Yup.

I'm living in a town where only four people know my name. We've only got each other this year.
My mind flashes back to the old days to that old house in the woods.
The fireplace is lit. The Christmas tree is decorated.  The Juno's tail is wagging. Rastus (the sparrow I nurtured back to life) is saying 'Hello' in his little bird cage. Kelly and I are tired, because we stayed up most of the night, looking at the presents.
For our family, it was the most exciting day of the year. 
All of those Christmas's have became fond memories.