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Through Connemara in a Governess Cart is a book by Martin Ross. A sparkling account of the writer's voyage through Connemara, with vibrant depictions of the places visited and encountered people!
Love is that element in life that we need to make it wholesome and full of meaning. We need to love and be loved, for if we are not we have a void within us that won't ever be quenched. Even if one chooses to be single there is usually a significant few that make it all worthwhile. There are many aspects of love as it literally consumes all areas of our life especially when we are under pressure or feeling low. Love is a healing, comforting, stabilizing presence within us. Where love is evil isn't and where love is we feel more of the hope and ability to endure what we are going through than those who seek to flaunt love for material or selfish reasons. One should never ever overrule love it is there for a purpose and it never runs out. The more love you give to others the more it is replenished.Show book
Practical, inspiring ideas for making your wedding more meaningful—and less money-draining. Goodbye, caterers. So long, wedding coordinators. Here is the bride’s guide to thinking outside the wedding-industry box. In this, the only comprehensive do-it-yourself wedding book, you’ll find everything you need to pull off a personalized celebration. No cookie-cutter weddings here! With how-to info on flowers, invites, food, the ceremony, and more, The DIY Wedding makes it easy to spend less and create an event that is entirely original. Inspiring ideas, countless resources, budgeting tips, contract templates, plus start-to-finish projects ease the planning pressure. Say “I do”—do-it-yourself style!Show book
Kathi Koll's acclaimed and award-winning memoir is both a love story and a survivor's tale in which Koll courageously unveils an unexpected life of joy, adventure, heartbreak, and even a little laughter, as she shares the realities of being a full-time caregiver.. "Koll's compassionately told stories inspire and uplift." —Publishers Weekly When her husband, Don, called on his way to the hospital, Kathi Koll had no idea how dramatically their lives would change--or how her loving heart and indomitable spirit would fight it. From childhood, her life might have seemed charmed: play dates with Lucie Arnaz, real dates with a future TV idol, and a big brother engaged to film star Dolores Hart. But behind the scenes, her role as a caregiver began early with a mother dying of cancer, a father battling alcoholism, and a brother diagnosed with a debilitating disease. But when Kathi found Don Koll–her "rock"–their joie de vivre and unstoppable moxie made everything feel possible. Until Don woke up "locked in" after a catastrophic stroke. With raw honesty and refreshing humor, Kathi shares the realities of a life in uncharted territory as a full-time caregiver, from turning her home into an ICU to trying to regain a couples' intimacy. Her ability to share sorrows while laughing at herself helped her find a "new normal" where she and Don could live each day to its fullest. Koll's journey is a powerfully moving tale of resilience and inspiration--at the best of times and under the worst of circumstances.Show book
This ground-breaking book provides a unified explanation of autism. Autism B Theory: The Cause and Development of Autism details the likely cause of autism that explains how the autistic brain develops in relation to: Sensory sensitivities Sensory motor development Emotions Social skills and understanding others Focused and isolated attention Perception Problem solving ability and flexibility Mental health and trauma The book also explains the wider phenomena associated with the autistic spectrum such as the microbiome and gut health, autoimmune challenges, synaesthesia, facial blindness, alexithymia, stimming, LGBTQ preferences, Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), perceived higher prevalence of males, higher prevalence of autism if conceived in the winter months and various others. Autism B Theory highlights significant supports that autistic people can implement themselves, as well as supports that family members, carers and professionals can use to support autistic and neurodivergent people with to promote better opportunities. It is a must have for anyone interested in understanding or supporting autism.Show book
Blackout Preparation: The Survival Prepper ListThe Best Guide On Survival & Prepping Including Tips On Water Supply, Bushcraft & Cooking BONUS: The 10 Rules For Survival Do you want to be prepared for unexpected event like a blackout?Do you want to have a step by step guide to become completely self sufficient and survive any disaster?Do you want to survive? If that is the the case THIS is the right audiobook for you. In a nutshell I will give you practical tips on what to think if you want to be prepared for the worst. In this audiobook I will talk about water, fire, bushcraft, tools, food and much more! I will also give you advice on the right mindset if you want to survive! According to specialists, the grids in the western world are outdated and weak! For example in the USA there are more power outages than in any other developed country! A blackout that lasts several days will cause turmoil. So it is better to anticipate these events now! THAT MEANS: YOU HAVE TO PREPARE FOR THE WORST! The corona virus pandemic show us how vulnerable our standard of life is. The spread of the virus causes important harbors to close, which has effects on the supply chains of essential goods. If you don't want to be dependent of these events and ensure the survival of you and your family - you have to be prepared. This handy guide will help you by easily give you a simple list of what to think of, so you do not forget vital things. So be prepared for the worst and buy this guide! Best regards, K.K.Show book
This “informative” look at the causes of high mortality rates among black Civil War soldiers “gives readers some insight into current health disparities” (JAMA). Black soldiers in the American Civil War were far more likely to die of disease than were white soldiers. In Intensely Human, historian Margaret Humphreys explores why this uneven mortality occurred and how it was interpreted at the time. In doing so, she uncovers the perspectives of mid-nineteenth-century physicians and others who were eager to implicate the so-called innate inferiority of the black body. In the archival collections of the U.S. Sanitary Commission, Humphreys found evidence that the high death rate among black soldiers resulted from malnourishment, inadequate shelter and clothing, inferior medical attention, and assignments to hazardous environments. While some observant physicians of the day attributed the black soldiers’ high mortality rate to these circumstances, few medical professionals—on either side of the conflict—were prepared to challenge the “biological evidence” of white superiority. Humphreys shows how, despite sympathetic and responsible physicians’ efforts to expose the truth, the stereotype of black biological inferiority prevailed during the war and after.Show book
