Daniel G

This question is for people who live in Hawaii.

About a week ago my girlfriend told me that she needs a break to focus on searching for a job and making her dreams come true. We both agreed that our relationship isn't going well. She said she needs time to think about us and that she will get back with me when she misses me. She assured me that she is not looking for someone else. I tried to be supportive and said ok, because my only other option is to lose her. She said she appreciates it and I haven't heard from her since. It's been a week. How long does it usually take to hear back? I've read tons of advice and talked to friends. Everyone says not to contact her at all and give her space. So I'm doing that. I'm trying to keep busy, but my mind and heart are always with her. I know there are plenty of other girls in the world, but I love my girl. Is there anything more I can do?

I'm working on a line of halloween shirts and I'd like some real feedback.

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I'm here in Chicago tonight and tomorrow. What should I go see?

Please give me the name and address of the place and tell me why I should go there.

I'm just curious.

Read my the entry entitled "The Chronicles of Subway". Tell me what you think. http://blog.myspace.com/RightonDan

I know Hawaii has a good Univesity and so does Australia. Do you know of any others?

I've been looking for language software to learn Asian languages, but I'm wary of the quality of most of the programs. I know I can download programs, but I really don't want to waste time downloading something that isn't worth my time. Nor do I want to waste my money on something of poor quality.

I've already checked Barnes & Noble and Borders, but I would like some reccomendations from people that have a good Korean textbook. Please tell me what you like about it, whether or not it has CDs, and if it is written in hangul or romanization.

What did you think of it? I thought it was great. I missed the first part of the movie where he gets injected with the chinese ****. How did they get him with that **** anyway?

I was watching 'Cash in the Attic' on BBC America and heard that chocolate box paintings sell very well. They said chocolate box paintings are pretty paintings with women, children, flowers, and animals in them. They're called chocolate box paintings because they look like the covers of old chocolate boxes. That said, I want to find out what you the consumer would like to see in a painting. I know what I like to paint, but I like to challenge myself from time to time and step out of my comfort zone. In order of most frequency I paint animals, japanese calligraphy, portraits, landscapes, city scapes, and abstract. Most of my paintings are impressionistic. I'm open to your suggestions.

I'm not looking for answers like it's all subjective. I'm just looking for dollar amounts. I want to find out what most people would pay for a painting of that size since that's the canvas size I've been working with a lot recently.