We are the only species able to talk ourselves into difficulties that would not otherwise exist, from divorce to war. Here's a book full of practical suggestions on how to use our language to improve our lives.

A positive journey of two front-line EVAC nurses returning from Vietnam, the center of madness. They return to reclaim their virtues, dysfunctional families, and delicate microcosms of religious faith. A textured portrait of the imprecise structures they ran away from three years ago, now possessing a graphic glue eclipsing that which they were before. Two feisty, amusing, feminine rebels whose middle age crisis came early, their lassitude poignantly, gradually replaced by a quixotic sense of future. A vigorous, affirmative character analysis of transition of spirit. DO YOU KNOW YOUR LINES?, a metaphor asking, do you know what to say at that moment in our lives when words almost fail; do fail? Why? Because we may be emotionally bankrupt; willpower, alone, no longer able to return us to those graceful, idealistic, delicious times before fatigue and confusion penetrated deeply into our being.

Autobiography Of Grell Ferdinand God must be given well deserved thanks for protecting and sustaining me throughout my existence. My birth in a small country village in Erin, Trinidad, was a miracle from what I heard. I was told that there were complications, and I was given the name Grell, in deference to a Dr. Grell, who was instrumental in my safe delivery. My Christian parents, made great sacrifices to have us educated in a Christian environment. They left Erin and set up home in Maracas Valley, in North Trinidad, where we had the benefit of living near to Christian institutions. My first degree, a B.A. (General Hons.) in History and Spanish was earned at University of the West Indies, Trinidad. For my Masters degree, my immediate family emigrated to the U.S.A. and I studied at Florida Atlantic University. I did my Doctorate in Educational Leadership at Nova Southeastern University in Florida. I currently teach as I have been doing for most of my adult life, having taught in Trinidad, St Croix, New Jersey, New York and Florida. I did my Chaplaincy training at the International Chaplaincy Association, in south Florida, and also work as an assistant pastor in two different churches. My goal is to help spread the gospel through a T.V. ministry. I am seeking the Lord to use me with Divine interventions to help bring relief to the sick, to cast out demons and effect the opening of sight to the blind.

She was like a goddess with her earth brown eyes and beguiling and bewitching smile. Before Caul could make sense of the mirage before him the images began to change. His children and their mothers stood still, as if frozen in time. Their smiles and out stretched arms disappeared. They all stood there looking at him with what appeared to be begging eyes with tears running down their faces. The death knelling Caul had heard earlier began again. This time it was louder and stronger and instead of a single voice, there were many. A cacophony of howling whiles. Why daddy, why daddy, why daddy? Why did you do this to us? And just above the childrens wailing the voices of two women began to echo in the background. They were crying out in unison for him to take them but not their babies. While trying to shake off the memories, Caul asks of himself what is the worst thing a person can do to his family? Murder, murder, murder, murder, murder, the voices shouted out to him in a cacophony of howling whiles, like the death knelling hed heard so often during battles in Nam.

Serena and Mark is not working out - he wants commitment but Serena always has one foot out the door. It's astonishing how fast she can run with so much baggage weighing her down, but it's the one way she knows to protect herself. Before Scotty, she never trusted anybody with her past. He's her closest confident and they tell each other everything. When Serena runs out on Mark for the last time, Scotty brings the wine and sympathy. Hollywood heartthrob Josh Bradley is a small-town boy from Wales who brings his own baggage wherever he goes - paparazzi. Everybody wants a piece of him. When betrayal shatters Serena's heart to pieces, he's the one who wants to glue it back together. Will the secrets of her past and present cast a shadow forever? Or can Josh shine enough light to give Serena new trust in a brighter future?

DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU’RE GOING? By: Alan Lee and Diana Lynn Healthcare is the United States’ fastest-growing sector of our economy. In 2018 it was one of the leaders as an employer—growing at about 25,000 individuals per month. Healthcare is a necessity for all of us, and we need to be aware of how healthcare will affect us in the future. Alan Lee’s personal experience of being in a nursing home, the interaction with others there, and the treatment he is receiving is a helpful resource to guide all of us and give us a little more information about where we may be going.

Have you ever loved someone? Have you ever loved something? Is there a difference in loving one and loving the other? Can love be many things? Can love really only be about one thing? Is love a feeling you have toward someone or something? Can you love and never feel anything? Would that be real love? Have you ever changed how or what you've thought about love? Have you ever thought there is no one that could ever love you? Have you ever decided to stop looking for love because you'll never find anyone who really loves you unconditionally without changing and without even a hint of anything but love? You are about to find out what love isn't and what love is and to know there is someone who loves you unconditionally forever.

A dissertation on the Self & Consciousness from the view-point of Science, Spirituality, Philosophy, Psychology, Yoga, Religions & Commonsense

You probably don’t know me, and no, I don’t know you, but the purpose of this book is to reveal to you what God can do. It says in Jeremiah 29:11 that God has a plan and purpose for our life, but in order to live that purpose out, we first have to grasp the fact that we’re worth the pain, worth the struggle, and worth God’s grace. If you don’t believe in the value that God has on your life, then you can’t live right no matter how hard you try. It hurts me to see how so many Christians in today’s time have yet to realize their worth in God. If many of them knew their worth, lifestyles would change. If many of them knew their worth, church walls would be unable to contain the praise. In order to truly be effective in the Kingdom, you have to know who you are. God stands ready, waiting to receive us, but we have to be willing to receive and accept ourselves even with all of our faults. After reading this piece, I pray that you are encouraged to press on in faith with a renewed, bold confidence in God himself. I hope that you enjoy this book as much as I’ve enjoyed writing it. God bless!!!!