Joseph P : 304 books

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Generally speaking, pleasant social interactions that were already established, even long standing ones, suffer when tragedy strikes. Those social relationships that were established after the tragedy strikes tend to be positive and more intense. This work illustrates this strange phenomenon and gives...

Since my wife left me, writing about her has been my salvation, but there were limits to its beneficial powers. I searched for other ways to expand the effectiveness of the writing. This short book describes some unconventional and non- traditional ways to use writing in the grieving and healing process. It was and continues to be valuable in my road to recovery.

In our fast-paced world, we have a tendency to move on to the “next big thing” in our lives before we are even able to digest the “last big thing.” As a result, life becomes a massive blur of events that seems to pass us by. As we get older and our lives become about the present with only...

The loss of a dearly loved spouse is never easy to endure, especially after a life-long marriage. The grieving can be overwhelming and never ending. It is not something that anyone wants to contemplate but we feel that we have some idea of the nature of the suffering. We do not. I did not. No matter...

When something cannot be fixed and in fact gets worse and there is no solution, being truthful makes you the “Man of No” - the bearer of bad news, the bearer of the worse news. You can delay, you can fib, you can omit, you can dance around the issues, but eventually you must tell the truth. You...

This is a story of how a day filled with mundane and common events can be transformed into a memorable series of events using only “loving human interaction.” I know those three words are a bit heavy, but it’s not really that complicated. It only takes fifteen minutes to understand.

A Poet's Kingdom A kingdom of words that serves the needs of its poetry citizens, A Poet's Kingdom is a head and heart rainbow of existence: happiness, sadness, pride, hope and displeasure, regret and perspective, grief and joy, the simple thankfulness of God, nature, and life; all are to be found...

Seit den Tagen des alten Babylon bis ins New York der heutigen Zeit verfolgt eine internationale Klasse von Gangster-Bankiers eine konsistente Strategie, um die Menschheit zu versklaven. Sie tun dies, indem sie sich der Hoheit des Staates über die Erschaffung und Ausgabe von Geld bemächtigt haben...

Serving as a wilderness crossroads and eventual stopover and trade location on the world-famous Erie Canal, Utica fulfilled a vital function in New York State�s overall role as the gateway to the American West.

Why were the Allies worried about an atom bomb attack by the Germans in 1944? Why did the Soviets threaten to use poison gas against the Germans? Why did Hitler in 1945 insist that holding Prague could win the war for the Third Reich? Why did US General George Patton's Third Army race for the Skoda works...

Between Two Countries: A History of Coronado National Memorial 1939-1990 is the inspiring story of a generation that sought to acknowledge the common history the United States shares with Mexico. The story began at a time when fact and legend intertwined to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the first...

Woodrow Wilson prefers not to be written about. His enemies may, and of course will, say what they please, but he would like to have his friends hold their peace. He seems to think and feel that if he himself can keep silent while his foes are talking, his friends should be equally stoical. He made this...