Have you ever been in a home that made you feel so comfortable that you wanted to move right in? Have you been inside a home where you knew the furnishings were expensive, but the room made you feel uncomfortable? Did you ever wonder why? Maybe you learned how to decorate from your parents who never really gave it much thought? Or maybe now you are finally able to afford to decorate? Whatever your situation, help has arrived! You no longer need to hire a decorator to have a well decorated home. Let Love Your Space! teach you some basic design principles to help you unlock the mystery of decorating.

The author, Jazmynn Williams, uses poetry to tell a summary of the trails, hardships and strongholds that ultimately pulled her back to Christ. Included in this book are some of her favorite poems, Green Grass, Forgotten and The Unknown. Green Grass tells the story of a young woman who struggles with depression, lesbianism and insecurities. She, like others, have often thought the grass was greener on the other side to only realize the previous grass was not so brown. After years of searching for happiness, love and acceptance, she discovered green grass and realized that the grass is not always greener on the other side.

Comprehensive coverage of the most commonly studied poems written in or translated into English.

In the first installment of the Sea of Grass trilogy, Child of Earth, we learn of young Kaer, whose family decides to emigrate to Linnea, a parallel Earth-like world characterized by huge horses, dangerous giant wolves, and a strict religious, primitive culture. Before Kaer and her family can emigrate, they are expected to undergo rigorous training under a massive dome that simulates the Linnean environment in every respect, designed to prepare Earthlings for the new world. In the midst of Kaer's family's training, an uprising occurs. A band of religious zealots known as the Hale-Stones, former Earth residents living on Linnea, began outing other Earthlings and disrupting Linnean society in order to convert them to Earth's Christianity. Kaer's family was stuck in limbo. Now, in Child of Grass, Kaer and Lorrin, Kaer's father, venture away from the training dome as part of a secret mission to restore peace to Linnea and free the hostage Earthlings from captivity. Defeating the Hale-Stones means using every available resource to preserve the Linnean way of life, from advanced technology, to natural disasters, and even the Hale-Stones' own religious teachings. Through the struggle for peace, Kaer is forced to confront issues about morality, loyalty, the bond of family, and the nature of intelligent life.

Author C.L. Johnson makes a splash on the literary scene with an engaging story about faith, family, and friendship. The story is about friends Austin, Mark and Quincey as they travel the paths of manhood and spirituality. Quincey is a lawyer that has a rising star until he announces his calling to preach. That's when everything hits the fan. Austin is a self made entrepreneur that has a never-ending appetite when it comes to the ladies. That is until he meets one that wants to take him for everything he has. Finally there's Mark, a family man that's jobless and down on his luck. Despite his efforts, no one will hire him. His Fiery wife Terri will not let him think of touching her until he can make a financial deposit into the family bank account. During the tough times in our lives, it's sometimes hard to find God. We often think our lives would be better if we had it different. Sometimes that's everything but true. Follow these friend's as they see if The Grass is Always Greener on the other side.

When Angel Irosabel rides with his family into the fertile valleys of Paradise, Nevada, he knows that their grueling journey from Basque country is over—he has found a place for his sheep to graze and for his family to thrive. Little did he know that his arrival would kick off an epic feud between the area cattle ranchers and his own herding clan.

Civilising Grass is a socio-cultural analysis of the lawn on the South African highveld, exploring the complex relationship between landscape and power in the country’s colonial, modernist and post-apartheid eras Drawing from eco-criticism, queer theory, art history and postcolonial studies, this book offers a lively and provocative reading of texts and illustrations to reveal the racial and gendered aspects of ‘natural’ environments. It argues that the lawn, an ordinary and often overlooked feature of South African everyday life, is neither natural nor innocent. Rather, like other colonial landscapes, the lawn functions as a site of commonplace violence, of oppression, dispossession and segregation. This book explores an eclectic archive of artistic, literary and architectural lawns between 1886 and 2017, analysing poems, maps, gardening blogs, adverts, ethnographies and ephemera, as well as literature by Koos Prinsloo, Marlene van Niekerk and Ivan Vladislavic. In addition, Civilising Grass includes colour reproductions of lawn artworks by David Goldblatt, Lungiswa Gqunta, Pieter Hugo, Anton Kannemeyer, Sabelo Mlangeni, Moses Tladi and Kemang Wa Lehulere. Examination of these and other works reveals the organic relationship between lawn and wildness, and between lawn and human/non-human actors – thereby providing rich and unexpected insights into South African society past and present.

This book is about being successful in all of life---job (including homemaker), family, church, and spiritual life. Yes, this book tells you how to find your niche, but a lot more. It also tells you about the positive and negative influences on lifes priority relationship--- our walk with God. Written to be informative and encouraging, questions are included to inspire thought and direct attention to Gods way of thinking as revealed in Scripture. Lifes problems and dilemmas hit everyone. Listen in Im at a crossroads. Should I stay in this job or do something else? Im confused. I like what I do now, but is this what God really wants of me? Should I be considering a full-time ministry? Is there something else I should be doing? Should I go back to school? If so, what should I major in? Im bored stifflife is a treadmill. Spiritually, Ive lost it, I feel like a robot reading my Bible. I have no energy. Why? People know they should do something, but what? Listen in again ... Ive tried figuring out what to do, but Im never sure about what I come up with, so I continue on the path Im on now. I get confusing advice. Who should I listen to? This book will help you (or help you help others) Find and Live Out Your Calling ... With an organized, proven-in-practice decision making process to find or clarify your life direction and calling. By showing how your God-Given Strengths (Greens) and God-Given Limitations (Reds) impact your a. Attitude, energy level, performance, and relationships b. Job (including homemaker) life, family life, church life, and spiritual life. so that you will know you are doing your best to do what counts, in Gods eyes.