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|  | | Champagne in a Plastic Glass
In this book are essays that observe, as if standing on the outside peering inward. There are rhymes, just as life sometimes is in rhythm, and fragmented thoughts that could never submit to the cadence of a constraining rhyme. It laughs and cries and loves and grows old gracefully.
| |  | | Finding Roses in The Clouds
Follow the lives of two notable people of the past. Col. Gustave Breaux 1828-1910 of Baton Rouge civil war fame, and his oft-married flamboyant daughter Daisy 1864-1949 and her whirl-wind life in high society.
Heavily researched, the personalized story of a father and daughter of New Orleans, Charleston and Washington D.C. Both were notable; Col. Gustave Breaux for his civil war participation and later a prominent judge in New Orleans. His stepdaughter, Daisy Breaux who is far from what the society of her time expected. She was beautiful, talented, piquant and adventurous.
She loved life and life loved her. She always found roses in the clouds.
| |  | | Old Girl Talk
Old is not a four letter word. It's fun to look back at our youth but it's more fun to live in the present and enjoy our age. This books covers subjects important to many women and girls who enjoy laughing at themselves.
| |  | | Taking Time
Taking Time: to Live, Laugh, Love and Leave
Will you ever read my words again. Did you read them a first time? Did you understand, or try to. Will they gather dust upon your shelves or worse, find their way to a landfill? I shouldn't care I suppose. I purged them from my heart. That is what I had to do to make room for more. Will you read the latest ones ... will you understand, or try to?
Most the writing here is free-style and brisk. The author's intent is for the reader to relate and find expression for some of his own experience and observances.
The subject of the writing covers ordinary life, extraordinary love, gleeful laughter at the world and oneself, and the acceptance of having to leave it all behind.
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