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Book 2 (Color Version) of Harold Sinclair Thompson's collection of stories of growing up in Mississippi. Harold, now 101, has moved to Colorado and is enjoying life in a new place. He is a model of living happily with diversity and being a friend to all. His forward reads: "Notice: Don’t use this book to learn how to spell. ... I really can’t waste any more time trying to find how to spell a word – I know what it means, so why bother? So, from now on, I’m writing my own dictionary. Come to think about it, what did they know about what a word means? Anyway, you need to guessoligy sometimes. Look it up in Webster’s and see what you get. ... That’s enough time, give it your ow ...

A reference guide to assist with creating, building, and growing a successful inpatient sleep navigation program. May be used as a tool for creating any new navigation role in a hospital system.

The author states: "Here are some of the poems, stories and nonsense that I've fiddled around with for a number of years. I kinda like most of them, some more than others of course. They were created, off and on, over the past four decades and hopefully show some of my progress in putting words on paper more ably. I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I've enjoyed writing them."

Out of a few instances and "Run-ins" with the law, the Author has utilized every aspect of his study and applies it with thrilling results. The Author has learned that in which is never taught in school. He has actually been studying about the truth and the factors of systematic obligations... He is now in the predicament to go full force and keep moving forward with his beliefs or be put away for a definite amount of time. What's it gonna be?...

A collection of poetry, expressing some of the many emotions that are felt while being in love, out of love, and over love!

There are moments, hours, there are days and there are whole seasons of our lives in which it feels we are just stumbling through the dark and reaching out for a handrail or a light switch. Reaching out for anything, anything at all that will help us figure out where we are going. “A Fruitful Foundation” was written during the trying times of the covid-19 crisis to provide hope in the fact that even during the darkest of storms there is a lighthouse on the horizon.

After space engineer Dr. Bob Deems is forcibly retired when his project is mysteriously canceled by something called Scimitar, he and his niece Jillian move to the Black Forest region of Colorado. There he modifies a fantastic underground space probe named Diamond Two to look for water under the drought stricken High Plains. Troubles arise when the probe runs out of control and accidentally wreaks destruction, even as a secretive organization headed by the enigmatic Taras Tamonash seeks to operate it for use as a new class of secret weapon. With the help of their new friend Neil Rivera, Bob and Jillian strive to use the limited resources at hand to re-program and stop Diamond Two. Ho ...

With a background as a dedicated social worker, therapist, and seasoned wellness coach, Pia brings a profound understanding of the human experience to using herbs, spices, and essential oils to her culinary creations. Her journey to healing was not just a quest for physical well-being but also a deep exploration of the emotional and spiritual facets of health. As a social worker, Pia witnessed the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity. This experience fortified her resolve to overcome her own chronic illness, inspiring her to explore unconventional methods of healing. Through her work as a therapist, she cultivated the empathetic skills necessary to nurture the soul ...