I was writing some memories down in a journal the other day and trying to see what I could remember about past Christmases. I don’t have any bad memories of the holiday and pretty much just remember certain toys I got and maybe a few that I didn’t. I seemed to get a one off brand of what I had put on my list. I wanted Pony basketball shoes made of leather and I got Converse made of canvas. Of course I’ve had very high taste since I was born and my parents had three kids and other things to pay for that were more important than expensive tennis shoes. It took me a while to realize there were different costs for different things. When it comes down to it, my favorite gift were two things and it so happened they were the simplest, least expensive things I got as gifts. Things my brother and sister got for me. The lifesavers book. You remember, the foldable book made of cardboard that opened to 5 rolls of Lifesavers on both sides. A simple gift but to this day I can’t see one of those without thinking of my brother and sister. The other was a candy cane log. It was obnoxious. The size of a fire log but made of candy cane. You had a zero percent chance of getting it in your mouth so you just gnawed at the corner like a horse wth a salt lick. It always ended up picking up every hair and stray piece of lint around the house because we never covered it in between eatings. It became like eating a peppermint stick dipped in water and rolled through the dryer vent lint. It looked like we stored it in a sock but that was just all the hair that it had picked up. Delicious.
I look back and realized how fortunate I’ve been. It was really never about the presents but the memories . Having my parents and brother and sister there for every Christmas morning. Not everyone gets to have that and I don’t take it for granted. I’ve found that a lint covered peppermint stick and a book of lifesavers and other gifts are only as memorable as the people who gave it to you. The holiday season is an anxious time for a lot of people so I’m here to remind you. The only thing anyone is going to remember is that they got to see you after not seeing you for a while.
And now back to domains….
Quote of the Day: “Thanksgiving is an emotional time. People travel thousands of miles to be with people they see only once a year. And then discover once a year is way too often“ -Johnny Carson
Domain of the Day:
Namejet, Sedo, Snap, and other Names Up for Auction
RapidTravel.com Ends today. Under $300 at press time. Solid name for Travel Agency. You remember those don’t you.
2.fr I have no interest in dot fr BUT a single number domain in any TLD is worth following the action
MoneyOnFire.com Could be used to describe 90% of domain investors’ portfolio
Drobby.com I think it makes a decent brand with no bids at $79
Pavillion.com Going to sell this time. Met reserve
CHNR.com Met reserve. R for Realty
Xeg.com I actually like this one much more than the other LLLs lately because its pronounceable
FanSpot.com 5 bidders on the sports name
Pigroot.com At least its memorable AND its one word
SocialHour.com Social hour is alway associated with drinking and talking so it would make a great bar or discussion site
MapleLeafDomains.com For all you Canadian domain investors
USRD.com United States something Department
Godaddy Domains With Bids
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HG1.com Think about the high prices that the HGNNNN names were getting. Now think about the number one domain in this category and you can see why the prices is where its at
BuildApps.com Everyone has an idea for an app but very few have the ability to make one
HealthMarketplace.com Health insurance comparison site all the way
MeYou.com good place to start. Getting a big price. 21 years old
DiscountStore.com Save money on everything but the domain
PerformanceFurniture.com Gotta get that couch workout
JuiceLovers.com I’m guessing they are talking fruit and vegetable juice but there are a lot of different things called “Juice”
AceMedia.com You don’t see the media names coming up for sale as much as they did earlier in the year. Still sell when they do
SexyPhoto.com with the availability of video the sexy photo doesn’t move the needle anymore. but the domain …..maybe
IntraPay.com A large company that operates on the .com.au tld
TechFX.com Upgrade name for TechFX Trading which operates on TechFXTraders.com
Myxa.com “Mixa”
ToyFest.com Probably mostly Legos and those toys in eggs
EnergyCar.com I find it a bit generic but bidders don’t
JobJobJob.com Works for me. You know what the offering is
WineAndLeisure.com Guaranteed that every 45 year old woman with a little money will read daily
Keeds.com Heck of a deal under $50 IMO
KWAC.com “If it ends in C then the name’s for me”
AirFashion.com The fashion line would be called “Air” but since Air.com is impossible to get then you use this domain
Godaddy Names With One of No Bids
The Rest of the Godaddy Names With Bids
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123Compute.com
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DJava.com
DLInsurance.com
FinanceShark.com
FogCityCoffee.com
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HealthOpen.com
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Jgog.com
Karrox.com
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Lesort.com
ListOfHomes.com
MattressTop.com
MedOutlet.com
MerrimansPlayhouse.com
NeriumProducts.com
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NotGnu.org
OneWorldCoin.com
OperaFan.net
pinsurance.com
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PSPuzzles.com
PuertoLimon.net
QuitSolutions.org
Radimg.com
RETK.com
SailsOnTheBay.com
satilikkonut.com
Sistawigs.com
Soft64.com
StartSpark.com
StoriesOfWorld.com
TechP.org
Thamia.com
TheCityWithNoLimits.com
TheGigCity.com
TorontoPetDaily.com
UsaProjects.org
USLO.com
wmohc.com
XSAR.com
xxyou.com
Yaromat.com
ZowieGear.com
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