Rob Wildhide will become a celebrated novelist; he just knows it. But first, he'll have to overcome writer's block and survive a wayward trip to the North Woods of Maine with his new bride, Annie, and her treacherous friends (raft guides are not to be trusted!).
This book contains about 200 transcribed v-mail letters and a dozen or so letters on paper found while going through family papers after both my of parents' deaths. These letters are largely from my father to my mother while he was serving in the Army during WWII.
These letters provide a glimpse of my parent's intense love for each other during the early years of their marriage as young adults. They were twenty-three and twenty-four years old when they were separated during most of their first 4 plus years of marriage.
Hudson Frost thinks she has it all until her relationship is cut short. Unprepared for the end she didn't see coming, she relocates to mend the pieces of her broken heart. Ariana Marks is out to prove she's got what it takes to start a catering business and show her parents she isn't a failure. When her business loan is denied, she's left wondering if they're right.
In Live to Forgive, former ESPN producer Jason Romano walks readers through his personal journey of forgiving his alcoholic father. Through sharing his own story, Romano invites readers to enter into their own messy journeys of forgiveness-to fully feel their pain, evaluate their pain, transform their pain, and ultimately forgive those who caused their pain. The only route to freedom and peace is forgiveness.
THE PSYCHIC YELLOW BRICK ROAD: How to Find the Real Wizards and Avoid the Flying Monkeys
-Your field guide to navigating the world of professional psychics: sharp, clear, and full of practical information for those who are intrigued by the idea of using intuitive assistance, but have no idea where to start. And whether you’re a first-time client or a veteran explorer of the metaphysical realms, you’ll find clear and useful information and suggestions to make every session with your intuitive a valuable one.
Life is good for Patrick DeVaney. He has a loving family, a successful career, and good friends. He is fortunate in many ways, and he knows it. But Pat also knows one other thing. Negativity had seized him; his life's glass always seemed half empty.
Nicky Bell, diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma at age thirteen, died five years later with his mother and best friend at his side. A Journey of Unconditional Love tells Nicky and Michele's story, describing the battle with cancer in great detail. However, this book is about more than cancer and its treatment and the fight to survive. It's about more than a mother and her son who had to face his mortality at such a young age and the despair and anguish that comes in losing that fight. It's about more than death... This book is about life.
A practical step-by-step, room-by-room guide to simple modifications that can help seniors make their homes safer and easier to navigate, this reference offers readers clear and practical solutions. Author Lynda Shrager is a registered, national board certified occupational therapist, a master's level social worker and a Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) with more than thirty-seven years' experience in the field of geriatrics and more than thirteen years working with seniors in their homes.
