Every time I get into one of my lows I remember all the people like yourself and so many others who are super successful in life that always go through a down stroke at one point or another.I listened to the story of the guy that owns Second Cup ( a coffee shop in Canada) and how he was living on the street and with the help of one mentor who just encouraged him to be a better person took a nothing company and built it into an empire.For every person out there starting out there are going to be ups and downs, good deals and bad, but ultimately it is part of the journey.

But he would install it if she wanted but suggested she buy a new sink to match the look of the faucet.I dug in my tool shed and found some body shop sand paper 800 grit and 400 grit and 600 griton her sink I opted to use the 800 grit and it came out really nice I kept the sand paper going in the same direction so you could see the brushed look I sanded the entire sink including the bowls and outside edges It came out really beautifulI then did a sink in one of my rentalsthis sink had some bad scratches so I chose to use 320 grit sand paper again making sure I kept my strokes going in the same direction,the sink looks brand new. it took approx 10 minutes maybe 15 I am not sure I wasn't timing it but it was certainly less time then replacing the sink.Anyway thought I would share. my experience.

So different strokes for different folks, i guess!

Is the economy strong enough to withstand the shock of diminished military spending, which can happen with a stroke of the President's pen...?  

Or is there a family emergency, like parents having a stroke and now they must move across the state to take care of them.        

When my investor, (who had had a stroke and lost all sense of smell years earlier), and I broke down the front door, he began dancing in circles on the porch screaming hallelujah...HE was ecstatic he could smell the cats - me, not so much!

I knew the bosses would be having a stroke and jump on the ladies for help and put them in the middle of the mess.

., to be fair, I will yield that I was painting the zip code in relatively broad strokes.

Diffrent strokes for diffrent folks!

These, of course, are very broad strokes here.