There are news stands everywhere, hawking everything from newspapers to magazines to porno DVDs. Just ten years ago, I would have picked up a newspape... and searched through the classified ads for housing and employment, but times have changed. Now everything is at our fingertips instantaneously through the Internet, and the only people skimming the newspaper classifieds for jobs are old-timers without computer skills, or poor slobs who can't afford even the five bucks it takes to log onto a. Doris smiled, and then thought for minute. When she looked at me again, I saw, that she is touched."John, you are special. Just a few minutes - and you open the question of my life. It is always like that..." What do you mean?" I am a smart girl. I was always in for the books and studies. I was always getting the best grades. And... I always see the possibilities passing by, I never get the job I want, and I never get the man... oh, shit..."She sat there with her mouth open, her face was red,. ”“Maybe we shouldn’t be using government resources,” Kim mused. “Scotty, can you get some money in a science grant for astronomy?”“I can, but how would it be used,” Scotty asked cautiously, his eyes narrowing. Kim’s ideas were usually pretty good, but they could sometime be hair brained, too.“Amateur Astronomers!” Kim replied, as if that explained everything.“And?” Scotty prodded.“We set up a program to encourage amateur astronomers,” Kim explained. “Something like ... um ... maybe ... Fifty. I had drunk a couple of beers and bravely said you should try it she laughed and we changed the subject.The next night Shelley messaged me and after a while asked where was it that i used to walk, i told her the place which she was not familiar with and again told her she needs to try it as there is no feeling like it, once again she laughed and we left it at that.The next night (Thursday) after a few beers i messaged Shelley and said the weather forecast for Friday was good and i was thinking.