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There are new things to look at on the site.
- The is a new trailer of the book, “Signs of Hope: Ways to Survive in an Unfriendly World.” It is on the right side under the Amazon icon. Click on it to see what the book is all about.
- There is a new page forming called, “All About Writing.” That page will talk about publishing; have guest authors share, and discuss writing trends.
- I have posted two 5 star reviews of my book, “Signs of Hope: Ways to Survive in an Unfriendly World,” on the “All About Writing” page. Click on the All About Writing tab to also see all my other places you can connect with me.
- There is a new page called, “Publishing News.” This page will bring you news from around the world on trends, latest news on publishing, and any other things that may be interesting.
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Another shocking announcement! ( That got your attention!) “Signs of Hope: Ways to Survive in an Unfriendly World, ” is now out in eBook form. I You can acquire it at all the eBook outlets. It is only $4.99. Help it climb the www.amazon.com best selling list. You can even order it right from this site by clicking on the Amazon icon on the right.
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I have a podcast here that I did with John Kremer, the marketing guru. He invited me to share unusual places to sell books. Take a listen and hit those streets running: goo.gl/WGTF7
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Thoughts just for you…
I had a very interesting last few days. It is called a wedding! My nephew and his future wife had the rehearsal dinner on Thursday night. The rehearsal went well, and we headed to the rehearsal dinner.
It was at a Greek restaurant. I have only been to a Greek restaurant a couple of time, and this was a great experience.
The food came in different courses. First we had several different kinds on appetizers. The calamari was different in that it either had huge pieces of tenecles from a larger octopus, or the whole octopus, but a tiny little ones. I had nothing to to with the little guys. I didn’t want them sliding down my throat.
The main course was wonderful. Lamb chops, and a Greek salad that was out of this world.
All this time wine bottles were being brought to the tables. Every Time there was an empty bottle they replaced it with a full one. Can you begin to know what the atmosphere was getting to be like?
Then after about an hour, a belly dancer came out and all the groomsmen went nutzo!!She did very well with the dollars being place on her (don’t know what it is called) Skirt?
Then it was Saturday, and the wedding. It was a beautiful wedding. It was set in the woods near a river.
The pastor talked to the couple, and pronounced them man and wife. Afterwards at the reception, was another “party,” with free wine and beer. It got pretty wild in there after a while. No one was overly drunk, but there were certainly a lot of very happy people.
This brings up the question about weddings:
If you are married can you tell me what was actually said by the person doing the ceremony? Most of us can remember the words, “to cherish, and to hold,” and “Til death do us part.” But what about what the Pastor said directly to you?
At this wedding this Pastor said, “Wives, submit yourselves to your husband. Support him through the trials, and and the happiness of life. Husbands respect your wives, and treat them with love and compassion.
I can remember some of the words my Pastor used, and still try to be the best husband I can be to my lovely wife.
So, the wedding is over…now what? There will be days of shear joy, and days of hurt feelings, and little spats. It is called life.
Remember that you should love your spouse as much as the day you first married them. Many times the love grows into something much more wonderful. That is what has happened in my life.
Remember:
You are never alone.
You are never forsaken.
You are never unloved.
Above all….never, ever, give up!