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This Poetry Highlights the Inspirational, Humorous, and Sometimes Shocking Thoughts that We Have as People Living in an Unpredictable World. Based on My Observations, Life Experiences, and Some Spontaneous Ideas, Normal Thoughts from a Random Mind Boldly Expresses the Energy inside Our Heads that Many will Relate to. With Inspirational words to get us Through Both Tough and Great Times, This Book is a Quick Read that Will Stay With You for a Lifetime.
In this Exciting Second Installment of the "Normal Thoughts" Series, Author Edd Far pushes the envelope Further with a Bold Collection of Poetry that Inspires, Motivates, Makes You Laugh, and Feeds Your Soul for Years...No Topic is off limits: With Fearless and Sometimes Controversial Observations on every Subject from Modern Society, to Family, to Love, to Our Hopes and Dreams, "Normal Thoughts From a Random Mind" Volume Two will Entertain and Enlighten from Start to Finish...
Random Thoughts: Food for the Mind and Thoughts with No Answers are the two main reasons for writing this book. At times, we all need someone to talk to or someone to listen to us, but there’s no one around or no one who cares. This book offers you ways to answer your own questions and rely on yourself to make a righteous decision for yourself. This book offers a piece of reality with a spiritual twist and an understanding of how to deal with other people. Random Thoughts will give you the answer to questions in your mind that you want to ask or may be looking for in all the wrong places. It can say the things you feel you can’t say. This book gives the assurance that you’re not alone in this world and that we all go through some of the same obstacles, trials and tribulations in life as others, but we deal with them in many different ways. Its job is to open you up to new ideas and to open your mind to other ways to deal with life’s struggles, and it will help you express how you feel to a loved one when you’re at a loss for words. Random Thoughts is an empowering, uplifting, guiding book, and it teaches how to show love and be loved. Most of all, it shows you how to keep the faith in yourself to live a better and more fruitful life with our God as your guide.
Random Thoughts of a Creative Mind by Sue Hassel Pdf
RANDOM THOUGHTS OF A CREATIVE MIND is a collection of all of Hassel's writings that have been submitted literally since grade school to present time, including one short story delivered in a big writing class that scandalized some, left others howling with laughter, and the remainder thinking quietly as they left for home. Her take on life is unique having grown up on a farm doing heavy labor with her father on and around heavy equipment. She is quite a horsewoman, and above all, she would say, "What you see is what you get." Hassel is also a fine painter (see cover art), and a gifted amateur dancer enpointe and modern. Sue Hassel grew up on a farm in Wisconsin, attended the UW, Madison, and then went to Europe. Her mother Elenora was a homemaker (who designed and sewed clothes for friends and family). Her father, Carl was an oil trucker for 41 years, a natural horseman and very gifted and humane in handling horses and all animals. Both parents had 8th grade educations. Both of their lives exceeded their educational levels. Sue has an older sister, Beverly, former Professor of piano at UW, Oshkosh, who is the real pianist in the family. Sue considers herself the hotdog pianist. She has to have fun playing piano, i.e. the virtuoso repertoire. www.suehassel.com
Normal Thoughts From a Random Mind Volume Three by Edd Far Pdf
In this Third and Final Entry in the Normal Thoughts Series, the Author Pushes the Envelope Further than he's Ever Pushed it Before, with Bold Poetry that Paints the Human Condition, Drives, and Desires on a Broad, Bright Canvas. With Powerful, Inspiring Poetry that Covers Ambition, Finding Your Purpose, Loss, Triumph, Relationships, Creativity, and More, along with Humorous and Thought-Provoking Short Stories, this Installment will have You Riveted from Start to Finish. Enjoy.
Thoughts from a Random Mind is the latest effort by author RL Keller. It’s a daily devotional that is designed not to simply bless and encourage readers but also challenge them to think about who God truly is and how they might improve their walk with Him. They are meant to be thought-provoking, encouraging, edifying, instructional, and hopefully also a blessing to the reader. The author considers himself no different than anyone else—just a believer wrestling each day with his beliefs. These devotions were born out of his own personal struggles with life and how his walk with Christ has grown and become more consistent. God is paramount in RL Keller’s life, and he is attempting to share his struggles through his writings so that the reader can know that he is not alone in the battle.
Random thoughts of restless mind by Aditi Sharma Pdf
Random Thoughts of restless mind is all about thoughts and emotions, worries and expectations that make our mind restless. It constantly returns to think about times past and upcoming future and then mind creates horrifying illusions Restless mind forms the rust on our skills, it makes us so used to the stillness, that walking towards the future becomes a difficult job Humans are bound to feel anxious Perhaps this is a way to express our fear about whether it is okay for us to have a better life. If we try to hold on so many things both real and imaginary our soul gets trapped inside of us locked in a hell that has no key, we begin to weigh our hearts down and make our minds restless.
Random Thoughts of a Simple Mind by Fred C. Gilmer Pdf
Literally thousands of books on poetry can be found. Some on love, some about little children. Then, there are some books each containing poems on a wide variety of different subjects. So, what makes this book any different? Well, for one thing, each poem in this book consists of no more than 20 words. Yes, very short poems. Some words are hyphenated. I consider them as a single word. Anyway, keeping all poems short with less than 20 words was intentional, just to be different. This book of poems is divided into several chapters whereby many different areas of interests are categorized and represented. Some are funny, some are serious. And, I must admit, some don't make much sense at all. Then later I would ask myself, "what in the world was I thinking?" But, I had fun writing them so I left them in anyway. When you read each individual poem, draw your own conclusion as to what each means. Some of you may understand them immediately. Some of you may like them, some of you may not. Then again, you may ask yourself, "what in the world was he thinking?" Fred C. Gilmer
Random Thoughts attempts compiling the views, feelings and moods of the ‘society’ whose contemplations usually disappear in the miasmic haze of the so-called ‘mediocrity’ of a common man. The feelings, though may not necessarily fall in any of the categories of poetry in the classical forms of verse, rhyme, ode, sonnet or elegy, but essentially connect with the society on assorted and diverse issues that affect us daily. This collection serves a platter, which, if digested well, can ginger up the feelings of the masses and urge them to be cognizant of the sensitivities and compassions of the fellow humans. These poems traverse issues that are neither inter-connected nor consistent but surely add variety to this assortment.
When a depressed, alcoholic single mother disappears, everything suggests suicide, until her body is found on the lava fields. Icelandic Detective Elma and her team are thrust into a perplexing, chilling investigation in book two in the award-winning, international bestselling Forbidden Iceland series... 'Chilling and addictive, with a twist you won't see coming. I loved it!' Shari Lapena 'An exciting and harrowing tale' Ragnar JÓnasson 'Complex, gripping and moving' The Times 'Eerie and chilling. I loved every word!' Lesley Kara _____________ When single mother MarÍanna disappears from her home, leaving an apologetic note on the kitchen table, everyone assumes that she's taken her own life ... until her body is found on the GrÁbrÓk lava fields seven months later, clearly the victim of murder. Her neglected fifteen-year-old daughter Hekla has been placed in foster care, but is her perfect new life hiding something sinister? Fifteen years earlier, a desperate new mother lies in a maternity ward, unable to look at her own child, the start of an odd and broken relationship that leads to a shocking tragedy. Police officer Elma and her colleagues take on the case, which becomes increasingly complex, as the number of suspects grows and new light is shed on MarÍanna's past – and the childhood of a girl who never was like the others... Breathtakingly chilling and tantalisingly twisty, Girls Who Lie is at once a startling, tense psychological thriller and a sophisticated police procedural, marking Eva BjÖrg Ægisdottir as one of the most exciting new names in crime fiction. _______________ Praise for Eva BjÖrg Ægisdottir ***WINNER of the CWA John Creasey (New Blood) Dagger*** 'Fans of Nordic Noir will love this ... subtle, nuanced, with a sympathetic central character and the possibilities of great stories to come' Ann Cleeves 'Not only a full-fat mystery, but also a chilling demonstration of how monsters are made' The Times 'Beautifully written, spine-tingling and disturbing ... a thrilling new voice in Icelandic crime fiction' Yrsa SigurethardÓttir 'As chilling and atmospheric as an Icelandic winter' Lisa Gray 'Elma is a fantastic heroine' Sunday Times 'Eva BjÖrg AegisdÓttir is definitely a born storyteller and she skilfully surprised me with some amazing plot twists' Hilary Mortz 'An unsettling and exciting read with a couple of neat red herrings to throw the reader off the scent' NB Magazine 'Chilling and troubling ... reminiscent of Jorn Lier Horst's Norwegian procedurals. This is a book that makes an impact' Crime Fiction Lover 'Elma is a memorably complex character' Financial Times 'The twist comes out of the blue ... enthralling' Tap The Line Magazine For fans of Ragnar Jonasson, Camilla Lackberg, Ruth Rendell, Gillian McAllister and Shari Lapena
The Little Book of Random Thoughts by Jane Blair Pdf
This book was written so the author would also smile. Random Thoughts is a link to the daily life of a thinking brain. Every reader should recognize themselves somewhere in these pages.
Sharing Random Thoughts ~ The Wonderings of a Wandering Mind is exactly what the name implies. This is a book composed of the blog posts of the same title. The author's posts cover everything from an observation of nature, to the political climate of the day to her take on spiritual matters. Ever wonder about a squirrel crossing the road or what if the earth wobbles just a little too much in its rotation? Ever want to express your opinions and ideas? That is exactly what this book of random thoughts is all about. The author takes the reader on an ever-changing path of thought provoking and entertaining messages
A question frequently asked of a man, and usually by a woman, is "What are you thinking?" It is a question that is asked when in those quiet moments a man is in deep thought, staring into the distance. The thought may last a few fleeting seconds, or it can live on for several minutes, but a perceptive woman will usually catch that far away look immediately. "Random Thoughts" is a revealing look into those unspoken thoughts that most men carry in their minds. These are the thoughts born from memories and dreams from childhood to adulthood. They come from unfulfilled wishes, faded dreams and true-life experiences. Mostly the latter. Who among us has not gazed upon another man, woman or child who appeared to be in deep thought and wondered what they were thinking. Yet, when asked, "What are you thinking?" most men will simply reply, "Nothing." Men will speak openly to other men and women about business, sports, gambling, movies and a host of other mundane and sometimes boring subjects. But, when it comes to the real substance of life, the things that are, or were, of monumental proportions in our minds, we often stumble with the words, finding it difficult to articulate. So, rather than stumble, we simply say, "nothing." The reason is because what is so important in ones mind seems to shrink to insignificance when put into words, and they may make us sound foolish or childish. No man likes to feel childish. Herein are the things men ponder, but rarely discuss. Some of the written thoughts are no more than a few lines, but so compelling they will make you stop and reread in order to give full consider to the passage. Other thoughts go into greater detail, but each thought will give you a glance through the author's eyes regarding what men really think about, and yet will rarely talk about to any great degree. Not speaking of such things is the one common thread that runs through all men, tying them together. Within these pages, the private unspoken thoughts are transformed into words that can be understood and hopefully given the consideration they deserve. Not everyone will relate to all the thoughts within the book, but everyone will relate to some of the thoughts.
How should we evaluate the ethics of procreation, especially the environmental consequences of reproductive decisions on future generations, in a resource-constrained world? While demographers, moral philosophers, and environmental scientists have separately discussed the implications of population size for sustainability, no one has attempted to synthesize the concerns and values of these approaches. The culmination of a half century of engagement with population ethics, Partha Dasgupta’s masterful Time and the Generations blends economics, philosophy, and ecology to offer an original lens on the difficult topic of optimum global population. After offering careful attention to global inequality and the imbalance of power between men and women, Dasgupta provides tentative answers to two fundamental questions: What level of economic activity can our planet support over the long run, and what does the answer say about optimum population numbers? He develops a population ethics that can be used to evaluate our choices and guide our sense of a sustainable global population and living standards. Structured around a central essay from Dasgupta, the book also features a foreword from Robert Solow; correspondence with Kenneth Arrow; incisive commentaries from Joseph Stiglitz, Eric Maskin, and Scott Barrett; an extended response by the author to them; and a joint paper with Aisha Dasgupta on inequalities in reproductive decisions and the idea of reproductive rights. Taken together, Time and the Generations represents a fascinating dialogue between world-renowned economists on a central issue of our time.
