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The magic of living and traveling in exotic locales doesn't insulate anyone from a crisis of the soul. Nine Years in Bangkok: Lessons Learned is a memoir of Sharon Bazant's adventurous, roller-coaster life as an ex-pat in Thailand.Her path to self-discovery and acceptance is illuminated by a very real cast of characters: a Russian Shaman a spell-casting Thai massage master a Scottish hairdresser named Frankie Love a maid named Boom a spirit-channeling ambassador's wife and Andrew who became Annie.As a westerner in Southeast Asia, she pulls back the covers on such topics as traversing culture shock, long-distance parenting, marital breakdown, workplace betrayal (and revenge), mid-life career change, and more.Read how Sharon overcame these challenges and underwent a spiritual transformation during her nine years in Thailand. And, perhaps, see a path for yourself.

Slap Happy takes readers on a quirky, hilarious ride through the Galaxy to a parallel universe where a smooth-talking agent named Bob offers success, fame and fortune to struggling Scribblers all out of hope.Could there really be a roadmap to make it to the Bigs of the Publishing business? Could your latest masterpiece star at Barnes and Noble and run up the scale on Amazon? Perhaps there is a magical formulas to explain away all the disappointment, pain and frustration that challenges many writers to fall into utter despair and mania.How much is it worth to bargain away your soul to make your dreams come true? Bob has the answer for all those louts and losers at the keyboard who follow his roadmap through a parallel Uni where monsters, grifters, con men and purple nymphos illuminate the Dark Side.Follow authors as they wander through the unknown of Bob's Book of the Dead to discover even in Paradise, there are roadblocks and potholes big enough to harvest the mud ball we call Earth. The moral may be "Be careful what you yearn for. You might not like it. Especially if you don't look good in green.

What happen to the men and women who ran for vice president and lost the election. They had a brief rise to national attention and then they were gone from the spotlight. What did they do? How did they recover? Did they return to politics? This book looks at those characters in our history who lost an office described as not worth a bucket of spit.

My tour in Vietnam was 1969-1970. I was with the CoB, 1/7 Marine. 1st Marine Division. I was in the bush for the majority of that tour. Private when I got to Vietnam and a Sgt E-5 when I left Vietnam. All the years since 1970 I've been mentally living in Vietnam. I am learning to live with PTSD.I have spent 49 years living with these memories. They have followed me, not only in waking hours, but also in sleep. The time has come for me to do a little emptying of my mind and memories of a place that seems more like a bad dream than reality. My Tour of Viet Nam. The hardest part of the whole ordeal was being sent home without my fellow Marines, and not knowing who lived or who died. I have a sense of guilt for leaving them behind.I end each story with the Words "Another day closer to the world and Wake-up" because Nam was so foreign and backward and violent compared to what we had left behind, and it seemed like another place other than the real world, like a bad dream. The fact that we might go home outside a body bag to the World was a constant topic of conversation throughout my tour. When we weren't talking about the last firefight or ambush, we were talking about the possibility of waking up from this bad dream and being back in the world again and home.

Man considers himself to be the dominant species on planet Earth. He shouldn't be. In the Darwinian sense, humans are ill suited for life on this world. As creatures, man is not overly large, strong, fast, or well insulated from environmental changes in weather changes. A Sasquatch, or Bigfoot as they are commonly referred to, is. They are said to have size, strength, speed and agility as well as a nice fur coat. They would be, if they existed, the top of the food chain. Ah, you say, but humans have intelligence, we are conscious of ourselves and everything else. Just how intelligent are we?What if, in the distant past Sasquatch was the dominant species, and developed intelligence? What if their intelligence led to technology? What if they had fifty million years to develop it, maybe two hundred million years, maybe longer?There are theories that we humans were placed on this planet to do some sort of penance. After observing how the human race behaves, maybe we were. Perhaps you may be interested in taking a run Down Tubbs Lane and finding out.

What begins as a casual walk in the woods quickly becomes a make-believe adventure of discovering hidden pictures in roots, tree bark, rocks and moss, with furred and feathered friends along the way. Little "doorways" lead to speculation about what kind of faeries might live there. Short? Tall? Thinnish? Roundish? Children will delight in the magic of these colorful illustrations. Young imaginations will be encouraged to observe nature more closely to notice all there is to be seen, a practice well worth cultivating.Wolfe's Neck Woods is an actual State Park located near Freeport, Maine, in the Greater Portland and Casco Bay Region. All of the scenes and even the particular trees with their intriguing shapes and root systems that are featured in Finding Faeries in the Woods are to be found there, and the misty-day walk portrayed in this book is based on the author's first visit to the park in 2016. It truly is a magical place!

Welcome to the wacky world of Lincoln Family secrets. Author Jennifer Lincoln loves living the 'city life' but when an opportunity comes about for Jennifer to return to the suburbs growing a garden was the last worry on her mind. Turning to her favorite uncle, Jennifer finally finds the secrets of growing an amazing garden. Uncle Jim teaches Jennifer about the generations of Lincoln Family members who farmed the land to feed their families.It sounds crazy but it works, try peanut butter on your blades, hair spray on your handles and many more wild and wacky solutions and suggestions.

In 2008, Dr. Toni True-Wills lost her husband of 28 years to cancer. In an effort to comfort herself, she did exactly what she had suggested to so many clients along the way-she wrote. She wrote about memories, experiences, and spiritual concepts...she wrote about what worked for her, and what didn't, and about the things she had learned from her clients, friends, and family. She began to share this information in a blog, and the feedback was incredible. Understanding that her readers were learning from her experiences inspired her to share more intimate and deeply personal stories and this feedback loop became integral to her healing. That blog became this book.In this book, not only do we share her journey and inspirational stories, but we learn along the way. Dr. Wills shares with us how to re-frame our negative and angry thoughts by exposing where they come from and teaching us how to replace them with more spiritual ways of being. We learn to expand our emotional resources in creative and loving ways, which lead to us becoming healthier, happier people. She shows us valuable spiritual insights and thought provoking ideas, which if utilized, will create emotional balance and well being.Most of all, this is a book about love and relationships. It is filled with the wisdom of family, friends, clients (who become like family), and children. It's the perspective of one of the most loving and spiritual people I know, someone who actually walks the walk and truly loves people and her Creator. This book is a testament of a beautiful life and the woman who lives it.-Beverly BullockDaughter of Toni True-Wills