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|  | | A Senior Citizen Raising Infant Sons
How I wound up raising kids after I retired.
A Senior Citizen Raising Infant Sons, 230 pages, no ISBN and 1st published by www.lulu.com (lulu ID #1124207) without an ISBN in Aug 2007:
http://www.lulu.com/content/1124207
This book is a compartmentalization of the non-drinking segment of the author’s life while living in the Philippines and is of the time he took on the duty of raising his two infant sons alone. All adventures in life blend together. New adventures start before the last one is completed. The author’s local wife got tired of being a wife and preferred gambling and running around. At one point she abandoned th | | | | The Missing Black Box
A novel about the space war between the US and Russia for the best weapons
This book is factual and all the characters are real people. It is a real life action adventure. However, the spy plot with the lead character is entirely fictional. This novel is about a young woman recently completing a Peace Corps assignment in Peru who takes a job in a medical Clinic on Ebeye Island, Kwajalein Atoll, Republic of the Marshall Islands. Life on the islands can be idyllic but also very hard. The lead character has a great ability to cope with events. She makes friends easily and enjoys the people and the life on the islands. Because of her beauty and the scarcity of sin | |  | | The Purpose Driven Retirement to the Marshall Islands
A long awaited opportunity to implement retirement plans to build a tourist resort on a remote Pacific Island.
After accepting an offer to retire early, Tim packed up and moved back to the Marshall Islands. He set about getting the necessary licences and permits and then started construction of the 15 pandanus thatched cottages adjacent to the lagoon beach. Every day after work he took a long swim in the warm lagoon waters and admired the progress of the construction. Sometimes in the evening Tokyo,his Alab, brought over young women to meet him and for mutual entertainment.
Dinners of very fresh fish, sometimes sashimi of rainbow runners, were often at sunset when the wetting sun caused the low |
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