The Office Condominium market is very strong today. While the news is dominated by the difficulty in the residential end of the market, demand for office condominiums is very active. According to David Sonenberg, President of The Sonenberg Company, units are staying on the market for a relatively short time. Sonenberg added, we have more demand for units than we normally have units to sell. Office condominiums meet so many needs of small to medium size businesses; location, size and price make office condominiums a very attractive opportunity for people living and working in North Fulton.

Home Town Mortgage now does commercial loans. We can help you purchase an office condominium for your growing business.

• There are more living organisms on the skin of a single human being than there are human beings on the surface of the earth.
• Moths have no stomach.
• The earliest cockroach fossils are about 280 million years old.
• A Boeing 747s wingspan is longer than the Wright brother's first flight.
• Venus is the only planet that rotates clockwise.

Historic Roswell's monthly Alive After Five Celebration takes place the third Thursday of every month from April through November. Alive After Five features:

• Live Music on Multiple Stages
• Shops and Galleries Open Late with Special Events and Offers
• Restaurant Specials
• Free Trolley Service to All Locations

Here are the lyrics to a popular song from the past. Can you name the tune and the performer or song writer?

"... through the mist of a memory, you wander back to me,..."

Click the link below to send me your answer and I will publish a list of those who submitted correct answers next week.

Last week's lyrics: "Jumped up this morning with the sun down shining in. Found my broken mind in a brown paper bag, ...." are from Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) written by by Micky Newbury and performed by Kenny Rogers and the First Edition.

Correct answers were submitted by: Phillip Connell, Myles Kenney, Barbara Phillips, Chuck Donelson, Clint Colley, Greg Autrey, Shirley MacKenzie, Data Dome, INc.

• 11/05/1871 - Susan B Anthony arrested in Rochester NY and fined $100 for trying to vote for Ulysses S Grant
• 11/06/1860 - Abraham Lincoln (Rep-R-Ill) elected 16th pres
• 11/07/1637 - Anne Hutchinson banished from Mass bay colony as a heretic
• 11/08/1960 - JFK (Sen-D-Mass) beats VP Richard Nixon (R) for 35th US president
• 11/09/1906 - T Roosevelt is 1st pres to visit other countries (P Rico and Panama)
• 11/10/1933 - Black Blizzard snowstorm-duststorm rages from SD to Atlantic
• 11/11/1647 - Massachusetts passes 1st US compulsory school attendance law

What book was once owned by only the wealthy, but now everyone can have it? You can't buy it in a bookstore or take it from the library.

What do you serve that you can't eat?

Send us your answer and we'll publish it next week.

Last Week's Riddle:

What do you serve that you can't eat?

The answer is: A tennis ball or volley ball.

Correct answers were submitted by: Audrey Chaney, Jeanne White, Erin Christian, Josh Tolley, Mike Blackurn, John F. Smith, Nancy Clark, Don Singleton, Susan Stuart, Barbara Phillips, Denise Kettles, Nancy L. Frenkel, Clink Colley, Susan Simmons, Peter Kilburn, Marty Lock, Honor Kitchens, Jerry Woods, Lady Hawk, Chip Jones, Benjamin White, Colleen Meloney, Angela Gamble, Tim Jennette, Ben Malik, Data Dome, Inc, John K. Marshall, Dottie Williams, Pam Holland.