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by S. R. Carson (Author)
This book provides 125 short stories or brief scenes for you to chew on, depending on your mood at the moment, or what is happening in your life. These short stories reflect topics that happen to all of us at one time or another, or provide a trigger to our imagination, making us wish we had experienced them or hopefully could someday. Perhaps some of them we hope we never experience. This book covers romance, spiritual thoughtfulness, silliness and humor, satire, the beauty of nature, inspiration, and interesting stories about life.
Be aware that the book comes with some warnings and disclaimers: If you don't want to kiss your lover with more intense passion, then please do not read this book. If you don't want to find yourself transported to scenes that inspire you in your life, or to live vicariously through other's experiences, then you certainly should avoid this book. If you don't like to laugh and don't appreciate silliness and humor, this book is not for you, because it will make your belly flop up and down while you laugh. If you dislike good - natured satire and are easily offended by truth, then you should read it, because the author will teach you how to become more open minded, if you dare. If enjoying the beauty of nature on God's great earth is an anathema to you, then absolutely this book is not for you. If you are afraid of shedding a tear, then there are a few sections that might make you shed a few - so you might need to have some tissues ready. If you are already spiritually fulfilled in this beautiful yet difficult and challenging life, then you should read it anyway, because it will satisfy your soul even more.
So, if you dare, go ahead and read it. Kiss your lover with passion like you never have before, laugh until your belly jiggles, and allow your soul to experience inspiration and love, even at the cost of tears. Who knows, it may even change how you look at life a little bit. But most importantly, always be thankful for your blessings from God, understanding that despite your disappointments in life, there is always someone who has it worse than you, but says nothing about it and smiles.
