DL Hammons
Apr 25, 2012

V is for Vested

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V is for V ested According to Webster, being vested means a person is fully and unconditionally guaranteed a legal right to...
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Apr 24, 2012

U is for Unique

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U is for U nique Seven billion + people on the planet, and every one of us are unique.   We embrace our families, and simil...
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Apr 23, 2012

T is for Tiana – The Blog Decorator

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T is for T iana – The Blog Decorator For me, HTML is just a collection of oddly out of sequence letters.  I do consider myself ...
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Apr 21, 2012

S is for Self-Aggrandishment

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S is for S elf-Aggrandishment I had to look this word up when I received a comment on one of my earlier posts using it.  Here’s wha...
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Apr 20, 2012

R is for Rookie or Rudy?

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R is for R ookie or R udy? This is another repost that fits perfectly today’s theme. I love sports movies!  Really, I’m fan...
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