How To Retire With No Money 1.0
"Discover Why Quitting The Rat Race Can Be One of The Most Rewarding Experience of Your Life By Making Your Life Full, Abundant Without Getting Stuck In The Mad Rush To Oblivion". Book Excerpts: INTRODUCTION WHEN I first considered writing this book I chose as a title "How to Retire at Age 21" but on consideration realized that this might drive away anyone above this age when actually the book is meant to be of value to a reader of fifty as well as one just reaching his majority. Had I used my first title I am sure there would have been some who would have gone no further than the title itself. "Retire at the age of 21?" they would have said. "Nonsense! The average American is lucky to retire at 65—if ever." But while I could agree with them that the average American is lucky if he ever retires at all, I still contend, in fact, I insist, that it is quite possible to retire at just about any age given no more than the usual basic education and an average American intelligence.
A sixth coloring book program from Dataware with 5 train loads of pictures to color! Each train car has a different picture on it for the numbers 1-10. 50 pictures included with the complete version. Published by Dataware.
Maze Book 2 provides another set of computer generated mazes for kids. In this set, kids guide medieval characters through mazes to find kings, queens, knights, dragons, and monsters. Three levels of difficulty. Published by Dataware.
A second coloring book program from Dataware, but this time it`s ALL dinosaurs! It has the same interface as the first Coloring Book with large buttons that make it easy to use for children, but there is new background music. Published by Dataware.
This fourth Sticker Book has electronic stickers and backgrounds from your favorite fairy tales – Beauty and the Beast, The Bremen Town Musicians, Cinderella, The Elves and the Shoemaker, The Emperor`s New Clothes, and many more.
Puzzles is the computer version of wooden inset puzzles. Each puzzle has 4 to 12 pieces to insert into their appropriate holes. Children will learn matching and memory skills as they solve each puzzle. Published by Dataware.