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|  | | In My Eyes, It's JUST STUFF
Back in my day many things were different. Although I cannot vouch for them being "much better or any worse” they were... More > unquestionably different.
I am of the opinion that the greatest gift we have to give is the gift of our experiences and this eBOOK, "In My Eyes, It's Just Stuff" is precisely that: an adventure in sharing certain of those experiences.
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Let not memory hold dear the quantity of your accomplishments; instead let their worth be measured by the manner in which you achieved them.
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span style="font-family: Tahoma;"> A richly layered, thought provoking philosophical text that considers numerous issues. /span>span style="font-family: Tahoma;">It opens with a meta-narrative preface that considers the writing process and explores the use of words to mirror the author's opinions.br />
The philosophical comments, melded with short vignettes of memoir round out the manuscript and enable it's readers to personally identify with each circumstance. br />
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"The Old Man of Naukeag" is a coalescence of personal encounters and cognitions that span more than six decades of the author's life adventures. Based on the theme that "life is stranger than fiction," and in fusing the average with the unusual, the common to the rare, it boasts an unusual collage of unique and diverse tales penned to entertain a variety of readers.
Life, legends, history, and even fairy tales come alive through the magic of storytelling. It is my belief that people have a natural-born inclination to tell stories; that there is a bit of poetry inside each of us, and one of the ways we come to better understand ourselves and the world around us is through stories. However, not all storytellers are gifted writers and not all writers, gifted or otherwise are storytellers. Yet, when delivered in someone's own words, whether narrated or written, memories can become priceless commodities that bring joy, tears, and laughter to our world.
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One Lucky Guy
by Paul Lonardo
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 (Richard M. Feldman) Ever since I was a young boy, the only thing I wanted to be was a cowboy. I wanted to own and work on a real ranch, with cattle and horses. Especially horses.
While I never became a cowboy, considering everything I have done |
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