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Spitting in the Wind
'I'm an old cat who has used up eight of his nine lives. There isn't a heck of lot I can do for myself, and I'm certainly not saying these things for God's sake...so I must be saying them for my fellow man.' If you've ever sat in the living room with your grandpa, you'll love author David LaPorte's "Spitting in the Wind: Uncommon Sense in a World Gone Mad." If not, it's time to see what you're missing. Equal parts wit, wisdom, and rant, Spitting in the Wind will make you laugh, make you think, and make you mada "sometimes all at the same time. These thoughts on God, love, life, and the sorry state of our nation will challenge even the most discerning reader to think in new ways. David experienced love at an early age and was raised by a deeply religious mother. He searched the scriptures to see what he could learn about love and found it in the life of Jesus. "Spitting in the Wind" is David's endeavor to inspire churches and people to come together to bring about spiritual changea "in ourselves first and then in our government. Pull up a chair. Grandpa's about to start. "
The Meloche Legacy
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End Procrastination Now!: Get it Done with a Proven Psychological Approach
Never miss another deadline! A proven method that defeats procrastination forever by conquering emotions, not time management Procrastination is a serious and costly problem. And time management isn't the solution. Author William Knaus exposes the deep-rooted emotional and cognitive reasons we procrastinate and provides solutions to overcome it. Where other books offer time-management techniques and organizational tips as superficial fixes that don't work in the long run, End Procrastination Now! goes deeper and shows you a three-pronged approach to get off and to stay off the procrastination treadmill. End Procrastination Now! provides you with expert advice on how to stay on track, stay fo...
La fille du curé
Le livre que vous tenez entre vos mains raconte ma vie, mais surtout la mission qui me fut confiée avant même que je voie le jour. Avant de me prénommer Pierrette, quelques-uns m’avaient déjà surnommée, à voix haute ou dans leur tête, « l’enfant du péché ». Conçue à partir d’un amour sincère mais interdit, ma mère biologique s’est battue pour me garder en elle pendant neuf mois, jusqu’à me permettre de prendre mon premier souffle. Grâce à la providence, la famille dans laquelle j’ai grandi m’a couvée et offert tout ce dont j’avais besoin pour m’épanouir et comprendre la mission qu’Il m’avait assignée : aider tous les jeunes et tous les adultes qui ...
Insolvency Bulletin
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Wings for the Wounded Soul
Is your mind constantly being assailed by thoughts of fear, doubt and uncertainty? If so it is time to be fearsome and yield to God’s glorious plan. Have you tried to accomplish your dreams and leave a legacy behind but an unseen hand seems to be pulling you backwards? Our Heavenly Father can take the wounded fissures of your soul and inlay them with eternity’s gold. In Wings for the Wounded Soul, you will receive beauty for ashes as you learn how to: • begin the process of wellness in your emotions by reading inspirational stories about others who were successful. • learn to take key steps that move you forward. • identify and make quality decisions and then prayerfully implement them. • reject excuses and reset your mind with positive and empowering ideas. • select a support network that engages and reinforces your goals. • recognize negative emotions that shut down the healing process. • acknowledge toxic and dangerous emotions that require help from a professional. • leave a dynamic legacy for the next generation.
The Corriveau of America
Etienne Corriveau was born 16 January 1646 in Fonclaireau, France. His parents were François Corriveau and Marguerite Bernard. He married Catherine Bureau (1651-1707, daughter of Jacques Bureau and Marguerite Verrier, 28 October 1669 in Ste-Famille, Quebec. They had nine children. He died 19 October 1693 in St-Vallier, Quebec. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Quebec. Some descendants immigrated to the United States.
