Tee Olat's Couture

Why you are born and why you are living depend entirely on what you are getting out of this world and what you are giving to it* I cannot prove that there is a balance of mathematical perfection, but my own observation of life leads me to conclusion that there is a very real relationship, both quantitatively and qualitatively between what you Contribute and what you get out of this world* Life cannot subsist in society but by Reciprocal Concessions * Give what you have* To someone it may be better than you dare think*This to me is LIVING . *COPIED*

Dear Readers, i am bringing for your reading pleasure a complete read by Terri Reed- Yuletide peril. Do enjoy. Yuletide Peril by Terri Reed Tabitha Grant can’t deny she has feelings for her boss—handsome, successful, charismatic sports agent Jonathan Spangler. But she’d never compromise her integrity or her job as his personal assistant by becoming involved with the playboy millionaire. Her sense of professionalism and her strong faith in God will let her settle for nothing less than a true, lasting love, and Jon is clearly enjoying his life as one of Boston’s most eligible bachelors. But when a man crashes the company Christmas party claiming to have life-or-death information about her estranged sister, Tabby is forced to turn to Jon for help. And Jon is forced to face his true feelings for his assistant, and reexamine his own faith! just click on a number to read Read Chapter: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 *COPIED*

A brand new store has just opened in New York City that sells Husbands. When women go to choose a husband, they have to follow the instructions at the entrance: "You may visit this store ONLY ONCE !" There are 6 floors and the value of the products increase as you ascend the flights. You may choose any item from a particular floor, or may choose to go up to the next floor, but you CANNOT go back down except to exit the building! So, a woman goes to the Husband Store to find a husband. On the 1st floor the sign on the door reads: FLOORS 1- THESE MEN HAVE JOBS The 2nd floor sign reads: FLOORS 2 - THESE MEN HAVE JOBS AND LOVE KIDS. The 3rd floor sign reads: FLOORS 3 -THESE MEN HAVE JOBS, LOVE KIDS AND ARE EXTREMELY GOOD LOOKING. "Wow," she thinks, but feels compelled to keep going. She goes to the 4th floor and the sign reads: FLOORS 4 - THESE MEN HAVE JOBS, LOVE KIDS, ARE DROP-DEAD GOOD LOOKING AND HELP WITH HOUSEWORK . "Oh, mercy me!" she exclaims, "...

When we are introduced to someone new we smile, shake hands, tell them our name and say “pleased to meet you”, even before they have done anything for us. It is this kind of simple acknowledgement that God expects when we come to Him. It naturally pleases Him when we greet Him openly, recognize His goodness and believe He has our best interests at heart. This in essence is FAITH *COPIED*

I frequently meet people who are thinking of starting a new newsletter or magazine. Often such people spend most of their time worrying about how their publication will LOOK, not how it will SELL. Sadly, more than two-thirds of new publications started by first-time publishers flop within a few months. Luckily, there are some simple steps you can take to increase the odds that your own publishing ideas will succeed. 1. Concentrate on markets that you know very well. For a small publisher with limited resources, the best strategy is to stick to a market you already understand very well. If you really know what you're talking about, then your publication is probably going to be useful to its readers. In addition, you'll find it easier to manage your publishing business if you have a deep connection to your field. 2. Listen to your readers and advertisers and develop products responsive to their needs. The worst mistake people make is this: They concentrate on what they want to WR...

1. Try to get the reader's attention immediately with whatever you write. 2. Can hold the reader's interest all the way to the end. 3. Know how to clean out unnecessary verbiage, clichés, trite expressions, and meaningless dialogue. 4. Know how to "show" through words without saying. 5. Always make the reader think, even after they have walked away from what you've written. 6. The imagination to make even ordinary ideas new and to express those ideas in a new way. 7. Dedicated and persevering with every piece you write- no matter how long or short. 8. A love for writing and reading. 9. Self motivation to write every day. 10. Great attention to detail in the world around you. Now that you know these 10 qualities of a great writer, you can make your own decision about whether or not you have these qualities. If you want to be a great writer, you need to be sure that you have the qualities that...