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Two dumpsters... no sale?
This past summer I was left a condo in Florida, which needed to be sold ASAP, as there was little money to cover the mortgage and other expenses.
Setting out to accomplish what looked like a relatively simple assignment, I kept running up against the same moaning and groaning from prospective buyers, in that they were disturbed because the dumpsters were directly off the patio. Aesthetically speaking, it did not look promising. People came and people went—all with the same lament. "Nice unit, but two dumpsters, too close."
I took the necessary bureaucratic steps to have them moved. The condo director promised to try to remove one dumpster from the area, but the condo association had voted earlier to put two dumpsters side-by-side in this location, in order to beautify the area where one had been originally.
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January 6, 2003 issue
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Getting together over breakfast
Kim Shippey
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letters
with contributions from Mark Swinney, Iris Pellerano, Roma (Vaverka) Leacox, Michael Vesdelm, Patricia Ensign
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Items of interest
with contributions from Jonathan Petre, Camille Bains
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THE Brick Project
Text by Marilyn Jones Senior writer
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'THE CATHEDRAL WITHIN'
M. J.
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Sacred music hits a high note
By Scott Allan Stevens
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Only a song
Mindy Jostyn, Jacob Brackman
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'Almost beautiful!'
By Kim Shippey Senior Writer
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Why I'm praying for God's wisdom at a time of war preparation
By J. Thomas Black
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How spiritual healing happens
By Gay Bryant
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Does the Bible contradict itself?
By Verta Driver
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Two dumpsters... no sale?
By Beverly Hogan
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The possible dream of world unity
By Stephen Gray
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Recent Sentinel issue sparks healing
Jan M. Libengood
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Health: ours from God alone
Solange Cravo Silveira
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He found God to be the most effective surgeon
Alan Shepardson
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New hope in the new year
Editor