The Wait Author|Robert G. Johnson and Janie WestinAs a new year approached Jennifer Bonner embraced college life and flourished as a visual artist. Childhood heart problems rarely clouded her thoughts. Then unusual fatigue led to terrifying news. Without a heart transplant she would die soon. As she put it, "The bomb dropped today." While she waited most of 1988 for a new heart she lived. And as she relished each day she wrote. Her diary entries frankly address love sex friendship art and mortality
The fabric of Ruby's story is also woven with her continued community volunteerism
Shannon's accounts of the trials are extremely well researched and told with excellent attention to historical detail
As technology advances and digital devices infiltrate our homes it is important to monitor how our kids are using these items
" -Jennie Antolak President of Learning Journeys The International Center of Coaching Ruth M
Gen Xers and boomers alike
With the help of fact-based scenarios Conaway shows us all what could happen to any of us if we're not careful
Burt Nordstrand offers solid help and insight into the nature and complexity of addiction
excites and inspires
where her energies have gone for the last thirty years
Brian Marcus
She lives in Southern California but hails from Minnesota and admittedly every once in while misses winter
"Here are the wages of authenticity: both the pervasive horror of a murderous era and the threatened yet valiant current of humanity