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Category:  Memoir
Publisher: PublishAmerica

ISBN-10:  1607033917

Pages: 49

Copyright: 
2008
ISBN-13: 9781607033912

Price: $1.99 (eBook)


An Experience Heaven Sent condensed version of my autobiography this title is especially designed to be less graphic than the full-length version Where North Meets South and East Meets West.

An Experience Heaven Sent is the abrieviated version of my autobiography and is especially designed to be less graphic while maintaining all of the more important events of my lifetime.

The importance of my life is contained herein without leaving anything out of siginifcat value to a condensed edition.

I grew up on a farm and as a teenager ran into the crime and drug world, complete with hitchhiking 30,000 miles in my life and living in the moutains. All the while my life was endangered by an illegally operating syndicate of law enforcement officers and their paid ruffian henchmen including combined to conspiacy of murdering me.

Then there are many of the various numerous paranormal performances by the supernatural including me being in two places at the same time, going from one place to another without physically covering the distance between, time travel from one day to another and yet another without the sun ever setting on me, visits to parallel universes and return to this earth and fianlly a living waking physical ascension into Heaven where everyone and everything lived perfectly forever with no evil, where I made love to the celestial body of an Indian girl I had met previously in this life on earth but had since parted ways.

An Experience Heaven Sent reveals everything but without the goryer details of attempted murder by this syndicate and abreviated to the condensed size to be more to the point and lesser in length.

I suggest this read if your desire is to gather the main facts of my lifetime in a short version without getting into all of the details of such graphic nature.



     



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Assuredly, I have lived a life wide open to adventure. At
the age of five, I was driving a riding lawn mower. At seven
riding a full sized bicycle with training wheels and driving a
go-cart. At 10 driving a tractor and riding a mini-bike. At 12
riding a motorcycle. I got drunk the first time at 12. I smoked
my first cigarette at 13 and I went for a joy ride in my Dad’s
car while he was gone from home at that age. I smoked my
first joint at age 16 and ran away from home eight times
before I was 18 years old. I hitchhiked to Florida and back
four times before I graduated high school. I was locked up in
jail and Juvenile Detention Center in Columbus, Ohio before
I was 18.
I have been in jails in seven counties, in six states, twice in
reformatories and in mental institutions four times. I have
spent approximately four years in these places of lockup.
TIMOTHY LOUIS BAKER
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I have been held at gunpoint five times in my life. It was
twice by civilians, and three times by law enforcement officers.
I have worked as a farmer for my Dad seasonally for 30
years, and additionally at one time or another I have been a
lawn mower, janitor, dishwasher, ran a grain elevator, a
roustabout for a circus, gas island attendant, a carpenter, a
roofer, a mechanic, split wood by hand with a sledgehammer,
wedges, and a maul, a gas and diesel island attendant, general
labor for a friend, a truck driver, as well as a painter, landscaper,
mason, post cutter, ditch digger, jackhammer operator, metal
scrapper and junk hauler, gravel road repairer, and housework
of my own for 13 years.
I have spent a year of my life hitchhiking and living on the
streets throughout my life starting at age 16 sleeping many
times right out in the cold.
I have spent more than four years in the backwoods and
wilderness areas of Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas,
Minnesota, Michigan, USA and Ontario, and British
Columbia, Canada. I hunted, fished, explored, hiked through
the mountains, and climbed cliffs, camping. I slept right out in
the open, or in tents, under tarps, or in caves.
I have never stayed in the same locality for more than a few
months at a time always traveling somewhere frequently until
I was 32 when I settled down and had a family of my own. Even
as a child, our family traveled extensively. Then I traveled little
AN EXPERIENCE HEAVEN SENT
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as I had no money nor want to go somewhere else as I had
become a family man, had a baby boy, my wife divorced me,
and I had more girlfriends, and visits with my son.
I have lifted weights 13 years total amount of time
interspersed since I was 20. I have bicycled mostly recorded on
speedometers 20,000 miles and walked an estimated good
30,000 miles in my lifetime. I have worked a 10 years total
amount of time interspersed since I was 10 years old. I have
been a very busy person.
Drugs have been a part of my life off and on all along
throughout my teenage and adult life, counting alcohol and
nicotine as drugs. There were times when I went for weeks or
months without alcohol and street drugs and sometimes
tobacco when I was under lockup, and when I just wasn’t
around any alcohol and street drugs for short times until
August 28, 2003.


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