Marlys

I have never believed in psychics. I think it is just a job for them. With that being said I do believe that people have "gifts". My grandmother had several dreams three weeks before the twin towers were hit. They were so vivid that she actually called the FBI to report them. Like the rest of my family and me they kind of laughed her off. As you can imagine we all were astounded when the event actually occurred. The FBI did call her back and wanted to know how she "knew". She also talked very extensively about an afterlife. She has since passed away or else I'd ask her. =)

I didn't really consider myself older than dirt but I remember all of these. I also remember when we finally did get a TV I was the remote to change the channel to one of three channels. We watched the Walton's as a whole family to see what drama was going to take place then saying goodnight to everybody in the family like Johnboy did. We were actually allowed to play outside until dark without a care in the world AFTER we had done our chores like pulling weeds in our huge garden we had in the backyard. When we did play we made up our own games because no one had store bought toys. One memory I have is finding a penny and walking to the store and thinking about what to buy with it because there were so many choices. Yep....those are some great memories! I guess I'm older than dirt...and I'm glad I am.

I grew up in a very small poor town. I had a happy childhood and didn't know how poor we were. However, I learned from the behavior of my parents and others around me that dreaming meant dreaming of things that were never attainable so why bother. With the hopes of having more than a little bit of money from the revaluation of the dinar I started dreaming of things that I wanted that really could be obtained. As time passed and the RV never happened I found that these were things were things I really wanted such as setting up a scholarship fund for art students in my dad's name. I decided to take matters into my own hands and started taking classes to learn how to trade options in the stock market. It's been a year now and I've got a pretty good handle on it. I'm making money but not enough to support my kids....yet. I will eventually because I have dreams, real dreams, and I'm going to get there. Ü Another area that has greatly changed in my life is my relationship with my older brother. He is only five years older than me but is from my mom's first marriage. I've always idolized him but he has never felt a part of our family. When he learned about the dinar he felt the need to share it with my two other siblings and me. We talked a lot about the possibilities of the revaluation and our future. We talked about how we could help our children and how we could help others with the money. We found we had a lot in common. He is now my trading partner and we talk almost daily. The dinar may never revalue and I think I'm okay with that. Don't get me wrong, I hope it does and soon, but if it doesn't my life has been so richly blessed already that it will just be icing on the cake. I'm not one to share my thoughts very often but I wanted to let someone know how much I have benefited from just being made aware of the dinar.

I just wish he'd be right...just once.

I appreciate the long post. I've known about the dinar less than a year. There is so much crap on the Internet that I have a difficult time sifting through everything. Thanks from the newbie!!

I made a list of the people that I would feel bad about if this actually happens and I didn't tell them about the dinar. I didn't want to see the eye roll or have to defend my decision to invest so I sent them a quick text saying, "There is a great investment opportunity in Iraqi Dinar. Some people think it's legit some think it's a scam. If you're interested let me know and I'll give you some sites to look at." Not a single person replied but I will be able to say, "I did tell you when I sent that text." It was a great guilt release. Ü