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This is a book that my pastor, church congregation, family, friends, even grandchildren can read comfortably, but at the same time get the message that life happens to all of us; there are highs and lows, but the choices we make determines whether a honest and meaningful existence can be achieved. Its about the spirit of giving and the art of forgiving. It shows we can learn to deal with loved ones inner self then cope with the results of their decisions. We learn from Hannah Moss that to simply love with conviction is to survive all the heartaches and disappointments, as well as pleasures life throws our way. And that maintaining a personal relationship with our Lord and Savior as she does softens the blows that reality slaps you with from time to time. Also, we learn that having a sense of humor helps to lower the hurdles as we run this race of life, measuring each step carefully before leaping. What we know for sure gives us hope for tomorrow while enjoying what God has given us today, considering the truth that it is all temporary.
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Excerpted from Davis' History of Wallingford, Conn., this work treats some seventy early Wallingford families. Each family history commences with a paragraph on the origins and background of the earliest known settler and proceeds from there with a recitation of descents until all available data are either brought up to date or exhausted. The families treated in the work are as follows: Abernathy, Alling/Allen, Andrews, Atwater, Bartholomew, Beach, Beadles, Bellamy, Benham, Blakeslee, Bristol, Brockett, Bunnel, Carrington, Clark, Cook, Cowles/Coles, Culver, Curtis, Doolittle, Dutton, Fenn, Foot, Gaylord, Hall, Hart, Hitchcock, Holt, Hotchkiss, Hough, How, Hull, Humiston, Ives, Johnson, Jones, Kirkland, Lewis, Martin, Mattoon, Merriman, Miles, Mix, Moss, Munson, Noyes, Parker, Preston, Reynolds, Royce, Stanley, Street, Thompson, Thorp, Tuttle, Tyler, Whittelsey, and Wilcox. With a new index of 7,500 names.
As the cable TV industry exploded in the 1980s, offering viewers dozens of channels, an unprecedented number of series were produced. For every successful sitcom--The Golden Girls, Family Ties, Newhart--there were flops such as Take Five with George Segal, Annie McGuire with Mary Tyler Moore, One Big Family with Danny Thomas and Life with Lucy starring Lucille Ball, proving that a big name does not a hit show make. Other short-lived series were springboards for future stars, like Day by Day (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), The Duck Factory (Jim Carrey), Raising Miranda (Bryan Cranston) and Square Pegs (Sarah Jessica Parker). This book unearths many single-season sitcoms of the '80s, providing behind-the-scenes stories from cast members, guest stars, writers, producers and directors.
An overview of agricultural practices and land use in early Canada.