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Penny on Parade
In 1971, Penny Taylor ran away from home straight into the British Army at Guildford. Army life wasn't easy, but Taylor found herself, family, friends, and a future. Based on real events in her life, this is a coming-of-age and a coming-out story, set against the backdrop of the British military and the turbulent social climate of the 1970s.
Running Dog Maintenance
Lurchers and sighthounds have seen a huge rise in popularity over the past 40 years, and where once the lurcher was the shadowy, unseen tool of the poacher, it now enjoys a more legitimate role as a modern day pest control aid, as well as being valued as a companion and family pet. The pure sighthound breeds have always had their aficionados, whether as workers, pets or show and racing dogs; this book is written with all running dogs in mind, the term by which the author refers to lurchers and sighthounds alike in this book. Running dogs are athletes, which need committed care and understanding if they are to remain sound and healthy in their work, and the author has drawn upon her many years’ experience with working lurchers in order to compile a useful reference book for fellow owners. Written in a down to earth style this manual explains how to rear, feed and prepare the running dog for a healthy life, whether that involves strenuous work, competition or as a companion animal; how to avoid injury where possible and how to recognise specific types of injury when they do occur; how to treat them yourself and when to see the vet.
Tales from the Field
“My life revolves around my lurchers and terriers, and the work they do in the field. This book is a compilation of hunting tales about the dogs to whom I owe so much; it recalls events which took place before the ban, as well as those of more recent years. It examines the close relationship I have with my dogs; their successes and failures, and the disasters which sometimes befall those who try their utmost each and every time they pursue their quarry. This book is dedicated to working dogs the world over.”
My Life Story: Waiting on Christ!
My Life Story: Waiting on Christ! By: Penny Taylor My Life Story is an independent view of today's society, and how the coming of the end times is mixed with the controlling Luciferian elites that have been running our government from the White House and Senate to the sacrifices of our missing children. Outrageous acts of treason are done by the last several presidents and many agencies involved in child trafficking. Follow Taylor on her accounts of life happening in and around the globe.
Tiny's Big Shot!
While playing at the park, some kids tell Tina that she's too short to play basketball. However, she gets some encouragement from a couple of new friends, Penny Taylor and Scorch, in this inspiring short story.
Heaven Sent, Taylor Made: Cystic Fibrosis and Transplantation
PROFITS TO BE DONATED TO CYSTIC FIBROSIS UK AND TRANSPLANTATION CHARITY, NEW HEART. Of interest to everyone - not only those with Cystic Fibrosis or on the transplant waiting list. Penny Taylor was a young woman from Horwich, Lancashire, who as a result of her Cystic Fibrosis, received a heart and lung transplant. She'd been ill on and off since birth, but this operation gave her a new lease of life that was nevertheless (sadly) all too short. This book is a beautiful reaction to Penny's wish that her poetry, artwork, and letters be published following her death. She was a talented writer and artist, and her work, combined with photos and a down to earth writing style, makes this book a treasure and a fitting tribute. If you have a look at the Scott Martin Productions website, and search for this book, you'll be able to watch a video of Penny's parents, Judith and John, chatting about Penny and the book. Better late than never!
The Bone Lady
“On the first day of the search, I failed to find the body.” So writes forensic anthropologist and bioarchaeologist Mary H. Manhein—or “the bone lady,” as law enforcement personnel call her. In this, one of dozens of stories recollected in her powerful memoir, Manhein and the state police eventually unearth a black plastic bag buried in the banks of the Mississippi River containing the body of a man who has been missing for five years. After the painstaking process of examining the remains, confirming the victim’s identity, and preparing a formal report for the police, Manhein testifies for the prosecution at the murder trial. The defendant is convicted (in no small part because ...
My Seven Day Journal - Re-Thinking My Rat Race
Enjoy a self-guided seven day journey exploring the rat race. Life is too important to simply run someone else's rat race. It is time to run a rat race that is yours and worthy of your life. Take the 7 day journaling challenge to think, reflect, and act on a rat race that is truly worthy of your life. As professors and pastors, we have always encouraged folks to follow their dreams. However, running a rat race that is not ours can lead to a disintegration of those dreams. Today we invite you to join us on this journey toward reflecting on your rat race. If you are up to the challenge, the journey includes carving out a bit of precious time to ensure you run the rat race of your dreams. Along...
