I never had a #^(%![& chance!

Two years ago, I sold my soul to a job which initially presented a good opportunity. Looking back I can see how that while chasing these opportunities, I was really investing in an empty hope which eventually shattered my dreams and sent me spiraling in an endless lacuna coil. I cannot say I wasted the last two years. The question is, how does it all fit in to get me to where I wanted to be back in 2007 before the lacuna coil started.

You don’t know what will happen if….

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I still don’t feel you haunting me

For all the days, I sat by you,

and learned from all the things you do,

for all the days I worked by you,

and learned from all the stuff you do.

I still don’t feel you haunting me,

and in your search, I know you’ll see

this window to a writer’s mind,

and you will see I’m doing fine.

For all the days I played your games,

I learned to game throughout those days.

For all those days you played your games

on me, unhaunted I remain.

I milked your cash cow like a pro,

your bank I made to overflow.

I felt the strain upon my soul,

for your sake I was dying slow.

I worked my health out and fell ill,

you found it hard to eat that pill.

I vomited while you chipped wood,

I guess my best work wasn’t good.

I still don’t feel you haunting me,

but if your search brought you to see

this window to a writer’s pen,

my memory still haunts you then.

Mr Dave to economy: You cannot stop me!

Yeah a little attitude here, but I think I deserve the right to after all I have accomplished. 2008 saw the worst economic crisis in, well, the worst one since I entered the game. Despite that, I managed to snare not one but two pay raises, upgrade to a better job during a 6.5% unemployment period, buy my own pad, rent a greenhouse, and get accepted into the UConn Master Gardener program. And that’s one thing the economy cannot take from me, the ability to learn. I am in this game to win, and when the economy comes back, I will be a serious force to be reckoned with, not that lil kid that bosses used to play mind games with. Master gardener has shown me a lot of things that I need to learn, to fill in those “gray areas” where when someone asks something, I have to turn to a thesaurus to find a new way of saying “I don’t know.” The other benefit is, the master gardener certificate will put gamers in their place. I don’t get down with the whole idea that a college degree is everything and experience isn’t. I guess its because a college degree is a proven fact while experience is ambigious. However, im my case, the Master Gardener certificate will prove in words what I already know in action, plant skills.

Intrested in snowplowing? Consider this.

did snowplowing last year for work. I learned a lot about work in snowplowing and snow shoveling, and wrote an article on the pros and cons of working in snowplowing and snow shoveling.
Is Snowplowing the Right Job for You? The Pros and Cons of Working in Snow Removal

Rating: 3.0 of 5 Are you thinking of snowplowing or shoveling snow for work this winter? Or have you ever wondered what it is like for those who work in snow removal? Here is a brief look at what working in snow removal is like. This article also examines the pros and cons of snow removal work….READ ENTIRE ARTICLE

November 17th 2008 article spotlight

The links to my articles I have published:

Make wreaths from scratch! http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1173128/how_to_make_a_homemade_christmas_wreath.html?cat=24

Christmas greens–their durability and liability http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1168062/the_things_you_need_to_know_about_christmas.html?cat=30

Ten garden chores for November http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1108002/ten_garden_projects_for_november.html?cat=32

Three perennials with great fall color http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1097188/three_perennials_that_provide_great.html?cat=32

Growing popcorn at home!http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/896791/how_to_grow_popcorn_in_the_home_garden.html?cat=32

Why buying perennials save the gardener money in the long run: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/802597/growing_perennials_can_reduce_longterm.html?cat=9

Culture of Pussy Willow in the landscape, as well as info on Contorted Pussy Willow: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/842935/pussy_willow_culture_and_uses_for_this.html?cat=32

How to cultivate wild raspberries and produce a delicious crop every year: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/854651/how_to_grow_and_cultivate_wild_raspberries.html?cat=32

Five proven perennials for drought tolerant areas: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/859107/five_proven_drought_tolerant_perennials.html?cat=32

Why Trumpet Creeper Honeysuckle is not a wise plant in the long run: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/859219/campsis_radicans_trumpet_creeper_honeysuckle.html?cat=32

And how to divide Irises and care for them afterwards. This includes the bare root Irises I sell at the market. http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/859701/how_to_divide_your_irises.html?cat=32

I hope you find these links helpful. Thanks for visiting my site.

October 18th 2008 article spotlight.

The links to my articles I have published:

Growing popcorn at home!http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/896791/how_to_grow_popcorn_in_the_home_garden.html?cat=32

Why buying perennials save the gardener money in the long run: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/802597/growing_perennials_can_reduce_longterm.html?cat=9

Culture of Pussy Willow in the landscape, as well as info on Contorted Pussy Willow: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/842935/pussy_willow_culture_and_uses_for_this.html?cat=32

How to cultivate wild raspberries and produce a delicious crop every year: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/854651/how_to_grow_and_cultivate_wild_raspberries.html?cat=32

Five proven perennials for drought tolerant areas: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/859107/five_proven_drought_tolerant_perennials.html?cat=32

Why Trumpet Creeper Honeysuckle is not a wise plant in the long run: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/859219/campsis_radicans_trumpet_creeper_honeysuckle.html?cat=32

And how to divide Irises and care for them afterwards. This includes the bare root Irises I sell at the market. http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/859701/how_to_divide_your_irises.html?cat=32

I hope you find these links helpful. Thanks for visiting my site.

Mr Dave

Landscaping can be key to selling a house.

In the latest AC article, Mr Dave lists ten ways to improve your chances of selling your house. Mr Dave lists outdoor landscaping as the first reason.

Imagine the prospective buyer showing up to see average or mediocre landscaping. Weeds in the flowerbed, lack of landscaping, etc. What does that say about what’s inside?

Read more http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/995608/ten_things_you_can_do_to_sell_your.html?cat=54

Link to how to divide and replant Iris

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/859701/how_to_divide_your_irises.html?cat=32

Pussy Willow article is published!

My article detailing the habits of contorted pussy willow, wild pussy willow, and french pink pussy willow has been published on Associated Content! The link is www.associatedcontent.com/article/842935/pussy_willow_culture_and_uses_for_this.html

Enjoy!