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A Life of Homes is the memoir of Jane Griggs, born in Pasadena, CA in the 1940's, chronicling her life as the child of alcoholic parents who is able to raise her own children with the love and security her own early childhood lacked. Running away from her parents' home at the age of six, Jane finds a home with her grandparents, who set her on the path to a become the mother she never had and to have a career she never could have imagined. A Life of Homes is a story of hope and survival. A triumph of the human spirit.

A Life of Homes is a memoir of Jane Griggs, born in Pasadena, CA in the 1940's, chronicling her life as the child of alcoholic parents who is able to raise her own children with the love and security her own early childhood lacked. Running away from her parents' home at the age of six, Jane finds a home with her grandparents, who set her on the path to a become the mother she never had and to have a career she never could have imagined. A Life of Homes is a story of hope and survival. A triumph of the human spirit.

Volume One of my unauthorized autobiography

Volume One of my unauthorized autobiography (B/W version)

I dabbled with writing poetry in various forms for many years. I was not at first drawn to any particular poetic form, but I most typically wrote free verse. In about 1991, I began to experiment with writing shaped verse utilizing the lozenge form. I quickly developed a self-imposed set of rules that required, among other things, that each poem have forty-nine words arranged in a diamond shape. In each lozenge, I was equally concerned with the sound of the verse when read aloud, the creation of a vivid mental image through the words used, and the actual appearance of the lozenge on the printed page. Several of my early lozenges concerned my childhood days, and my goal then became to wri ...

Most Baptists don't even know why they are Baptists. There parents were Baptist, or it was a Baptist that led them to Christ, or they just happen to like the Baptist church where they are members. Our Baptist forefathers paid a heavy price to preserve the truths of the Scriptures for us. We are capitulating to Protestants for the sake of a false unity. We like being respected so we avoid certain subjects. We are more concerned with pleasing men that pleasing God. It is time we draw a line in the sand and stand on the right side of it. It is my hope that this book will encourage those who read it to do just that.

A collection of poetry and short stories, mostly humorous penned by my dad Hari Myers. The words may rhyme, The lines keep time, And verse go on for pages. But still I’ll frown And put it down, And leave it there for ages. ... Don’t give me tomes Of lengthy poems Awash with words all buttery. I like a bit Of twisted wit; A little book of puttery.

A collection of doodles and drawings for embellishment and coloring.

This is a mental health and wellness book about self-care/self-love/coping skills, and more! There are also fun activities to do when you are bored as well! Hope you enjoy and good luck along your self-journey! (The images are in black and white because it makes the book cheaper)