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Ever since Captain Kris Janelle (a.k.a. Raven) woke up, she had the feeling that something was wrong, but she could not quite put her finger on it. Lately, she had been pulling back into her shell as she had when she was young. While on duty Raven will need to keep her wits about herself. She decides to ignore the churning in her gut, but as the day would go on, it goes from bad to worst in a quick minute. Everything is spinning out of control, and now she had voices in her head that would not shut up. How could she navigate this new normal and remain sane?

Pot Head Book 2 The Experiment. In writing this book each character has a numerology profile for example Savannah in real life is an 8, I gave her character the 8 energy in the book. The number 8 is about business, about strength and power, understanding action, service, and determination. It shows her character represent her. This is the experiment. Miles in real life is a 6. In the book I give his character 6 or 33 highly schooled master of all subjects, skilled in performance, well balanced and fearless under pressure. Each character has real life components. My wife in real life is a 4 her 4 character is always organizing; she has a great plan filled with danger. Brandon's character in real life is a 3, I make the 3 characters in the book really lucky. The main character Pot head I gave him my number 5, he goes through changes, just like me. Numbers have nothing to do with this book, this is my experiment. The book is about an adventure on another world, a level above earth, level 27 Atlantis and the struggle this black family has to encounter to survive on this world and the enlightenment with the encounter with Jesus who was on this world at the same time, fighting to survive.We are really going to burn nowDanger, danger a change is coming

Jimmy comes to class and is quickly teased for how big his head is. He returns each day with a new scheme to distract the kids in class from laughing at him. Will Jimmy get them to stop, or is he doomed forever with his big head?

Aloicius, an immortal Nature Spirit, has protected his homeland for over a thousand years. Over time, he becomes more and more distraught after watching all his friends grow old and die without being able to do anything about it. After losing one of his closest friends, Aloicius tries to stop natural death from being a part of nature by ripping his soul in half. However, things do not go as planned, and he ends up throwing nature out of balance. Now Aloicius and his human companion Lunette must travel across the twisted land to aid anyone in need of help and possibly bring balance back to nature.

Poetic royalty and messenger, an ambassador of Christ. To God Jah, all the glory goes for these gifts and talents! Emotions of this, Towntaker Poet, love encompasses worldwide poetry, music, and lovely ladies.Respect to all God's queens, princess, kings, and young princes. My pray for this project is all who purchased it will be truly blessed in a very special way. From that royal family of poets and poetess from the past, I pay homage. Thee I love, Columbia, Ms. Jackson, Ms. Woodard Ave, Jackson State University. To my extended family, friends, classmates, teammates, bandmates in the Towntakers of Columbia. My prayers and always love. Special thanks to Miss Constance McGee for all you do. Mrs. Kim Harper, Mrs. Meredith McGee, Sarah Mack, and all other who have encouraged me throughout the years. Shout outs to Think Pen Writes, Show 'N Tell, Kenny D., Mr. Henry Terrell, Power, Sub Zero, Boss B, Dfrank Cheezy and Phantom, and the Class of Columbia High School 1977, New Breed, stay safe and blessed. The best is yet to come. Mr. Curtis R. Johnson, Sunshine, Towntaker Poet, Mr. Always Love, Mississippi Hometown Poets. Spreading Love.My life mission and soul winning for the Creator!

Roscoe started playing in a boy band at age fifteen. He met a fan, and after a one-night stand, Roscoe left with the band. She, however, had to start a nine-month journey of motherhood, but a run-in with cancer ended her life. Liz started life as an orphan, and after Roscoe was found wandering aimlessly, authorities found Liz. Since she was Roscoe's only living relative, she was responsible.

This work is to be considered as merely an introduction into the realm of colors. The voluminous content of this subject is too vast, whereby the inclusion would preclude this as a cursory view of this subject. Herein included are partial listings of various categories. Indeed, the voluminous content available is far in excess to be addressed. It is the belief of the author not to make this a scholarly project so vast that it would detract from its being a basic introduction for amusement.Cultures have their own interpretation of the colors that are most prominent in their belief systems, and some common beliefs have over centuries become part of other cultures.

Angels are known to be benevolent and pure. They grace the corners of the earth without leaving a trace of their presence. Humans are complex creatures who experience an array of feelings and emotions, including happiness, sadness, envy, and fear. Yet are angels not also, in a way, human?Through a long journey, an angel must decide if what she hears is the truth or merely what everyone wishes to believe. She must decide if everyone turns a blind eye and denies what is in front of them or if she is the one deluded by a facade.The mind is capable of creating countless delusions and fallacies. Human nature has its own emotional tendencies that affect our perspective. Happiness makes the world shine a little brighter. Anxiety can overwhelm us with fear. Jealousy has a way of justifying wrong actions. Anger can tear down empires. Love can create almost anything. But humans always follow what others believe, don't they? Which truth will she find to be the real truth? The belief set forth by nearly all she meets or what she comes to discover when she takes off the blindfold?

Twenty years ago, Turner was a track star with dreams of the NCAA and beyond. Then erstwhile best friend Lance stole his scholarship and parlayed it into a spectacular Manhattan-based investment banking career. Turner never escaped his small Ontario hometown, where he teaches and coaches, and is struggling to have a child with his girlfriend Kim. As the Global Financial Crisis unfolds, Lance returns. Turner suspects his motives even before Lance solicits Kim's assistance with his latest venture. He decides the solution to this and the myriad of other problems facing him can only be found by a return to their earlier battlefield on the track. After a serious accident tests his resolve, Turner must decide on the life he wants.

Did you know that every boy loon sings a different tune? It's true! They even have their own boy band and perform for the very same moon.So come on and hang out for a while, as the very same moon leads the way with a glowing light. Just like it has since the very first night.Meet all the animal friends and neighbors that have been guided home through the lake waters and forest trees.Then, you will surely know why Maine is the way that life should be!

When people read my poetry, a popular question they have is, "Who is Rosita?" Rosita is a moniker I made for the person who inspired me to originally start writing poetry. In Spanish, rosita means little rose. Today, Rosita has become much more than an individual. If I were to give a name to my poetry as a whole or entirety, then I've named her Rosita. This poetry book focuses on various subjects such as love, creativity, equality, heartbreak, grief, and depression. I've had my fair share of experiences with each one of these subjects, and I hope these pages convey the knowledge and wisdom to readers that I have learned. So who is Rosita, you ask? Rosita is my muse, my dreams, my everything.And I hope she can be an inspiration to you as well.

This story begins in 1812 with the birth of John M. Phipps, who had become a mysterious recluse in Shenandoah, Iowa, by age ninety-three. His neighbors assumed he had something to hide in his past. Because he was born in the same Virginia county as the father of J. D. Rockefeller, some Shenandoans thought they might be one and the same. It may have been that all he had to hide was that he joined neither side in the Civil War. It was known that he swapped valuable land near Independence, Missouri, for a place in Farragut, Iowa, in order to move his eldest boys, Matthew and Preston, away from Missouri because he feared they would join the James Gang. Later, in Kansas, when the railroad cut his land in two, Matthew built a brick wall across the tracks. After that, he had to hide for a while. Matthew and Preston were part of the 1893 land rush into the Cherokee Strip of Oklahoma. Preston was later robbed and killed.We then follow the author's maternal family, the DeWitts of Grant City, Missouri, who were preachers, engineers, and doctors. The two families joined in the marriage of Claude Phipps and Deva DeWitt at the bottom of the Depression in 1932. Claude, who had been promised an art department job at the Marland Oil refinery in Ponca City, Oklahoma, had to accept manual labor when J. P. Morgan bought the company, to keep the family going. Morgan called it Cities Service. Claude's college training was in journalism, and he quickly found this field wouldn't support a family. With grim determination over the next twenty-five years, Claude and Deva saw to it that their son Claude Jr. went to MIT. Part 2 of the story follows Claude Jr. through the Summer of Love in San Francisco and ends in Santa Fe. It's a heroic story that you will enjoy.

Few journeys in life follow a straight line from one point to another. Whether it be meandering without a schedule or a long and arduous sojourn, most journeys involve adventure, adversity, setbacks, and unexpected joy that surpass one's expectations. Such is the nature of the Road to Lentekada with its many twists and turns as the author searches for his ancestral home in Greece.Fascinated by culture, language, history, and genealogy since his youth, the author takes us on a journey to Greece where he searches for tangible evidence of his roots, including the actual homes of his grandparents who immigrated to America in the second decade of the twentieth century. The author, inspired by the biblical command to honor thy father and mother, seeks to extend this to his grandparents and beyond.In 2016, the author returned to Greece on vacation, thirty-four years after having lived in Athens while serving with the United States Air Force. He shares many personal, nonclassified anecdotes about his experience of living in the land of his ancestors during the early 1980s. He takes us through his old neighborhood, which includes a visit to his former apartment, as well as a tour through the former Hellenikon Air Base, which had been closed and left abandoned for more than twenty-five years. Of course, no trip to Greece is complete without a jaunt to see the antiquities and a voyage to the islands.For the majority of the journey, the author takes us to the small town of Kyparissia in the southwestern Peloponnese where he sets out to learn more about his ancestors and where they once lived. He seeks to find the mystical village of Lentekada, a place that his father spoke of but one that he could never find on a map. Whether by chance or divine appointment, the author had a series of encounters that enabled him to actually make a trip to Lentekada, which provided the opportunity to traverse the rugged road that his ancestors once traveled.The favorable hand of serendipity continued to point him in the right direction as he met second cousins, people that he had no previous knowledge of prior to this 2016 trip. He was treated with incredible kindness and warmth as these relatives welcome him home to the patrida, his homeland, though he was born and raised in the USA. They also assisted with sharing information that helped arrange the puzzle pieces of the amazing family story.Accompany the author on his true-life pilgrimage as he searches for his ancestral home. Are you ready to embark on the journey as we travel along the Road to Lentekada?

The book is about overcoming statistics that the world and people label you, according to where you live, your past, and the people you hang with. The author wants people to know that you make your own destiny with God's help, and you can become victorious over your past mistakes or labels people have placed on you.

Barty Bartlett writes as if he is talking directly to you. He recants the stories for the love of his work. He shares the gruesome events on how he became Deputy Death. He is a truth teller, protector, skilled officer, devoted family man and a ghost whisperer. Barty bravely shines his flashlight on fascinating police events and twisted traffic accidents.You will be exposed to true tales that quirky people get themselves into. Many stories will catch you off guard. Some will make you laugh while others may make your heart sink. Barty brings to life the thrill of the hunt in order to protect and serve as Deputy Death.

Ah, Forgotten Kiss is not about kissing, but forgotten, or put aside, feelings such as a kiss developed in one's heart. Moving up in rank in the marine corps, one has to put certain feelings on a back burner, especially a female officer. Ah, Forgotten Kiss is about such a marine officer. Gale, a full colonel, begins to see and feel what she'd put aside when she meets a fellow officer that distracts her. A typical excitement at first sight has a longing to shine.

Peter, the nonchalant, overconfident, and somewhat reckless one of a group of friends, is trying to figure life out. Hoping for his fifteen minutes of fame and to someday land on easy street, he joins his friends on an expedition to climb to a sacred grotto hidden beyond a glacier in the stone spires. Not shy about his lack of faith among his friends who believe in God, it doesn't take long before the frozen landscape and wilderness have him starting to question himself. What would you do if you were in Peter's shoes?

The Family Who Loved Me tells the story through the home's point of view as it went from a small, neglected home to a beautiful and much-loved home. The home shares its thought and feelings about the family that took a chance on a small home that needed a lot of work and love and how this home was included in so many fun and heartwarming experiences throughout many years. We learn of the strong bond that is formed between this family and this home, a bond that continued even after the family had to move away.

This is the first of many stories that we will be able to tell in the following editions. Let's fall in love with the Bible, that marvelous book that shows us how to handle daily realities with wisdom. I am sure that the teachings of Jesus Christ will lead us to strengthen our spiritual side, and we will never be the same again. Reading this text with love and discipline will make us grow in our desire to learn more and put into practice the law of God. Thanks to all readers and blessings.

During an afternoon of practicing baseball, two brothers discover that clouds can be many shapes and sizes. They also learned that doing things together could be the best part of learning about clouds!

For us as children, every Saturday was our hair ritual day. We would wake up, clean the house, and start the practice. We would wash, dry, and straighten our hair. My mom or older sister would braid our hair. As a grown-up, it is my turn. This ritual continued, but it is I who would wash, condition, blow-dry, and braid my niece's hair. It is always a great bonding and learning time. There are special combs for combing and parting our hair.This story is about a little girl named Brittany and her auntie. Brittany knows that when Auntie walks in with her bag with the big red comb and supplies, it is time to do her hair. Brittany also knows that she will be counting, sorting, and making patterns with beads to go on her hair. Auntie believes that when she braids Brittany's hair in love, it will always come out in a beautiful style. It never comes out the same way twice. Not only is Auntie making her beautiful, but she is also teaching her some math skills.

"A heart of a warrior may be larger than the size of the child."A captivating and heart-warming embrace of love, courage, and honor. Dedicated to the memory of an amazing parent who guided a child to see in herself the true meaning of love and to develop the courage to move forward. Standing tall, never allowing the vision, or negative perspective of others who bully, to affect the way we view ourselves. Always appreciating our individual differences and not falling for the hype. Understanding that true love comes in all shapes and sizes.Website: iamcharlottestreet.comEmail: MissBear@iamcharlottestreet.com contact@iamcharlottestreet.comInstagram: charlottestreetlivelylivingLinkedIn: Charlotte Street, CHWC

Many passengers write to an airline after travel to complain of flight delays, cancellations, or rude employees. All of these complaints are legitimate. This is a compilation of emails and letters from the last 20 years that have stood out as funny, ridiculous, obscene, or just "plane" crazy. So, buckle up and ENJOY.