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Chapter 1 The Pool It was the summer of 1965 a very hot day in Carrolton Texas, just outside of the Dallas Fort Worth area. I was Going to be 6 years old in the fall and I loved to watch Saturday morning cartoons. One day my family decided to go to the pool , in our family just going somewhere as a family was strange in itself,I don’t really recall going Anywhere we didn’t have to go.So as you can imagine I was very excited about going to the pool, now I hate to admit this but I don’t think I even knew what a pool was , “Mom said you go swimming there ,well I didn’t really know what that was either. My Big brother Larry was excited and so was I, it was going to be great! When we ...

“Surviving the Money Crisis is a Bible based Look at How to Overcome Financially in Today 's Economic Times and those that will come ! ” This book is about Real Life ! In a Money crisis you Find out What you have done Right & also what you have done not so right . It can Be the Best thing that ever happened or the Worst , Depending on What You Do With It ! You Can Make It . You can Adjust to the Changes Life throws at you ! Your Life is Not over , It is Just beginning ! Adapt , Grow , Stretch , Try , Discover What you are Good At !! Find out Just How Creative You Really Are ! You Just Need A Source of Supply that Never Fails . You Need A New Plan ! Come Find God’s Pl ...

The Lose of a child is one of the most tragic events humans face. This is my account of Seeing my son Samuel growing up in Heaven. I share visions and Scripture to demonstrate what is going on with our kids growing up there,yet I also deal with the real struggles Parents face on this earth. Refusing to be comforted is a chapter that comes right from my being.Another chapter deals with the Blame game parents play and the destructive results that follow.I walked through 10 years of discouragement and depression untill I started to See Samuel Alive ,Well and growing Up in Heaven.

I had just said goodbye to my older brother, we had shared life …family … and experienced things together that no one on earth but us understood. I walked out of the hospital room. He had just passed away. It was anti-climatic. He had been in the hospital for months .What did I feel ? I couldn't tell you what I felt. His body was going to be cremated, So this was the last time I would ever see him. I talked to him for a couple of moments… said Some things about when we were children… Some things that needed to be forgiven… and Some promises were made… I would take care of his daughter Like she was my own. I would step up. to fill a role I never wanted …be the oldest broth ...