It is amazing the things that one can find right under your nose so-to-speak. Several years ago, I did a track of where my sales were coming from and most were within 10-miles of home. Most of the agencies will tell you that from their tracking also. Makes me wonder why some go across oceans to get shot when statistics say otherwise. Of course, life is full of the fickleness of things like that.
I've noticed a group of guys in their early 30s with remote control cars like the off-road models in real life racing their cars over the chalk cliffs that are around Dallas . I was standing above them some 30 feet atop an escarpment when one guy looks up and says," your toy may cost more than mine but I have fun doing mine". I said," I can take pictures of your toy with my toy and you can laugh and smile and cry and have so many memories of this day for years to come." "You win," he said. I'll look for them again. Right then, I wanted to take some pictures but my needed to eat won because I was feeling lightheaded somewhat. Otherwise, I would have gotten some shots for me and for them.
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| This is the second Burro that I have looking through a fence like this. The look is the same! What's more ironic is that I now know where a total of 5 of these animals are within the city and I'm not talking about a zoo or an animal rescue place. These are in neighborhoods!! That's Texas! |
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