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Mrenh Gongveal
Mrenh Gongveal: Chasing the Elves of the Khmer is a photo essay that delves into a common, but lesser understood, belief of the Cambodians. While learning about the culture and customs of Cambodia, Keith Kelly's adopted home of 10 years, he was especially fascinated by their folklore. One particular type of shrine dedicated to the Mrenh Gongveal, Elves of the Khmer, caught his imagination. As a personal project he started documenting the more interesting "houses" he came across during his travels. While talking to people, most could give little explanation for the houses other than they "brought luck." Wanting to know more lead the author upon a 5 year journey collecting photos and information, which is presented in this book.
The Instruments Of Life
The Instruments Of Life follows Kaley's inspiring journey as a successful writer. Having sold her store, she feels accomplished after the success of her Broadway play. The novel delves deeper into her cherished friendships with Mary and Ray, and explores her newfound connection with a young woman, leading to a realization about her true self. Kaley's tumultuous love life takes a challenging turn when she falls for her mentor, whose destructive path puts their relationship to the test. Amidst Kaley's professional triumphs, she faces grief, trauma, and loss learning to cope with life on life’s terms. As Kaley's play becomes a reality, her journey takes her to New York, where she has to confront her personal demons. "The Instruments Of Life" is a captivating sequel, painting a vivid picture of growth, love, and resilience in the face of life's trials.
The Symphony Of Life
In the heart of West Memphis, Arkansas, Kaley's life seems like an endless quest for inner peace. Torn between her childhood dreams of becoming a musician or writer, she finds herself perpetually stuck in a grocery store-bagel shop hybrid she jokingly refers to as her "career of doom." As she struggles to break free from this cycle, an eclectic and extraordinary group of friends enter her life, each on their own path of peculiar self-discovery. Amidst the shelves of her Shop Side store, Kaley encounters the astonishing journey of her ex-husband, Roscoe, who yearns to transition into Rozie Redd Skye. Meanwhile, a young man named David embarks on a quest to find his biological father. All the while, Kaley's longtime customer, Shady Ray, weaves enthralling tales, and soon separating fact from fiction becomes a challenging task. In Keith Kelly's 'The Symphony of Life', unlikely friendships blossom and secrets unravel within the walls of Shop Side, offering a glimpse into the magic and complexity of life.
What I Have Learned
What I Have Learned is a collection of insights learned in my life through personal experiences, the people I have met, my travels, joys, and despair. The twenty-nine reflections in this book each deal with a specific lesson learned and discussed, and I've written a poem, short story or essay to further explain what I have learned. A diary of life, Keith Kelly's 'What I Have Learned' is a honest and poignant look at life at its best and worst. This novella is a reflection of my life experiences, stories, and insights I have learned all in this long but seemingly short life. This is my diary of life at its best and worst, fact and fiction.
And Peace Will Come
Keith Kelly has taught in the Jersey City Public School System for almost a decade. But, he has worked with children as either a Taekwondo Instructor or Afterschool Counselor since college. Those experiences gave birth to the story "And Peace Will Come" and ultimately led him to become a Special Education Teacher. He is now a 6th Degree black belt of Taekwondo and teaches a 7th-8th grade Transition class in an elementary school in Jersey City. Mr. Kelly and his wife and two children are also Jersey City residents.
Official Congressional Directory 113th Congress, Convened January 3, 2013
Directory includes directory information for Congress, including officers, committees, and Congressional advisory boards, commissions and other groups, and legislative agencies; for the Executive branch including the Executive office of the president, each Cabinet agency, independent agencies, commisions and boards; for the Judiciary; for the goverment of the District of Columbia; for selected international organizations; for foreign diplomatic Offices in the United States; and for the Congressional press galleries. Includes also a short statistical section and Congressional district maps.
Official Congressional Directory 113th Congress, 2013-2014
Contains biographies of Senators, members of Congress, and the Judiciary. Also includes committee assignments, maps of Congressional districts, a directory of officials of executive agencies, addresses, telephone and fax numbers, web addresses, and other information.
Come Join the Writer
Whether in meditation, peaceful reflection by the river, or lost in life, the poetry in this collection describes growth in the human condition, from baby to adult. In these poems stemming from childhood trauma, we grow only to face tragedy as an adult. In these readings through heartache, a hero will be found as humans adapt to the human condition. Hard work on oneself, both physically and mentally, leads to acceptance in this life. That acceptance makes life beautiful. May you enjoy these poems and find your hero.
Tomorrow Is The Last Day
Tomorrow is never promised. For years, Chad Owens has given everything within himself to help those in need. His career has had its ups and downs, many of which he could have done without. Despite this fact, he’s lived the best life possible. Looking forward to retirement, he soon finds himself reminiscing about the life he’s led. His stroll down memory lane is a tumultuous one, reminding him of an imperfect past. One he often wishes he could change in the blink of an eye. Determined to embrace who and what he is, he realizes he’ll need to accept every aspect of the life he’s built for himself and his beloved family. The pain, heartache, and numerous disappointments are often hard to let go. Most especially when they cross paths with his hopes and dreams. Nevertheless, he’ll do his best to do so if he’s to succeed in moving toward the next phase of his existence.
