"No More Rain (In this Cloud)" is a real-life story about Ethel Smiter's life as a domestic violence victim and her the willingness to survive. The message represents a struggle for freedom and the need to build up self-esteem that never existed. The book covers the life of a victim trying to find herself in the midst of tragic events and to create an identity that will gain a positive reflection. Ethel's determination to fight back has dismissed her past circumstances from intimidation to motivation. Her dedication to rise above the odds, even when her back was up against the wall dictates a strong character of being more than a conqueror. She's a frontrunner that has allowed herself to thrive to the top. Her objective is not to doubt knowing that she can accomplish every impossible task that comes her way. Her vision of success is helping others fight the same struggle to victory. It is by her measures that I have been inspired to push myself beyond the limitations of defeat.
The book covers the life of a victim trying to find herself in the midst of tragic events and to create an identity that will gain a positive reflection.
Hon. Johanna. L. Fitzpatrick. Chief Judge, Court of Appeals of Virginia (1997-
2006) Judge, Court of Appeals of Virginia (1992-1997) “The challenge of
leadership is to be strong, but not rude; be kind, but not weak; be bold, but not
bully; be thoughtful, but not lazy; be humble, but not timid; be proud, but not
arrogant; have humor, but without folly.” -- Jim Rohn The Qualities of Skillful
Leadership (2004) On September 1, 1992 I became the fifth new judge appointed
to the Court of Appeals ...
Told in character point of view by Michael. When working on a case as a federal agent, Michael found a young boy with no name and no family. Being addicted to alcohol and drugs when he woke the boy started withdrawing. One day when Michael goes to visit the boy at the hospital he learns social services has already taken him. Years later, they meet up again under different circumstances.
“But then again, I risk the chance of seeing him all weekend, which will only
clutter my head and all rational decisions go right out the window.” Turning on the
opposite side, her arms still holding the pillow tight, she bites down on her bottom
lip as she continues to debate with herself. “IfI get the hell out of here now, I can
finally end this whole drama and move on with my life. No more she-devil.” She
rolls onto her back again. “But then I risk the chance of making a big mistake and
losing ...
After ten years, 55,000 young Americans boys dead, hundreds of thousands
maimed and disfigured and psychologically broken, not to mention the hundreds
of billions of dollars that will never be used to improve the lot of the American
people, Vietnam is today exactly the way it would've been in 1964. Again, the
Congress didn't have the political courage to shut off the moneys for a military
action which was never declared a 'War' by an act of the Congress, somehow
Washington ...
Pure: Memoirs of Sex, Abuse and Addiction takes a look at the topics of Sex, Physical and Mental Abuse, and various addictions and puts them in a reality style format- leaving it up to the reader whether to determine if they are reality or works of glorious fiction.
Pure: Memoirs of Sex, Abuse and Addiction takes a look at the topics of Sex, Physical and Mental Abuse, and various addictions and puts them in a reality style format- leaving it up to the reader whether to determine if they are reality or ...
Madelaine sat down at the inlaid table and looked into the eyes of her confidante. A smile was on her friends face, but tears glistened in her eyes. They had both realized there was no other choice, but goodbyes are as small deaths, and the grief at the table was tangible.A dark dance in a lush garden of prose overshadowed by luminous specters clothed in the guise of short stories and poetry, The Lilitu are more than the children of the Hebrew Goddess Lilith-an outcast of Eden. Author Sundari Prasad's prose not only resonates, but it lives and breathes in these pages. Much like demons that tell their tales, these words want to be read.Torrid fantasies and nightmares come to life with full force, from a vampire's memories of times long gone, to a woman's romanticism of her harsh abuse at the hands of her husband. The Lilitu is a collection of deep, haunting, and wanton spirits of writing that will not be easily forgotten.
Many retailers sell CD-ROMs on the Internet at a very low price (often at cost), the
“images” for which are freely available for download. There is only one drawback:
the low frequency of releases of new stable versions (their development ...
