Bøger af Don

A book of personal testimonial experiences gathered from the lives of Don and Barbara Atkin, and collected here to encourage your faith for the times ahead. Perhaps we might not always be able to call "911" or drive to the supermarket to choose our menus. Be ready!

This delightful book describes the adventures of a fascinating andfearless couple who have decided - in middle age- that life has more tooffer them than their regular day jobs.With only $200 in their pockets as they sailed their classic woodensailboat into Puerto Vallarta and without work permits, they began making a few pies in the back streets of this Mexican Coastal Resort which lead to the founding of Mexico's most famous and delicious American dessertbakery- Pie in the Sky Bakery - in 1987.Their journey takes them from Mexico to Australia and many pointsbetween, always making it up as they go along. They find friendship, fulfillment, and community everywhere they go, and manage to make a living while doing it.We will hear tales of life on an island in southern Brazil. Live throughtwo hurricanes on their sailboat in the Caribbean and see what happensto them when they try to franchise their handmade bakery conceptdown in Australia. More adventures await them in Florida, SanFrancisco not to mention Panama's Expat haven Boquete - where theybought a defunct coffee farm - all in their search for a special place tolive outside the US.Their tales will inspire you with their optimistic view of life. Much morethan a traditional travelogue; the final chapter detailing the life lessonslearned along the way is priceless.

This book helps owners of senior canines keep their old friend comfortable and healthy during their golden years. Written with love, the authors wish to share their knowledge of senior dogs and help them all live longer and happier.

This book is specifically about two of my children, Autumn Claire (Claybrook) Kriofske, Seattle; (Autumn in the book) and, Don Claybrook, Jr., Stallion Springs, California (Donny in the book), where he lives with my daughter-in-law, his wife, Becky. In addition to these two, the book is dedicated to all four of my children. That also includes Landa Patrice (Claybrook) Boutte, Corpus Christi, Texas, where she lives with my grandson, Jimmy John Bowman, and Liberty Jackson Claybrook-Reyes, aka, "Jack," who lives in Kerrville Texas with my son-in-law, her husband, Michael Reyes.

This survey of the history of Western philosophy, from Thales to Augustine, introduces the central tenets of each philosopher or school within the cultural and historical aspect of the particular time. Topics covered include metaphysics, ethics and politics, and Epicureanism.

This text offers a broad range of topics relating to the philosophy of sexuality. These include: morality; adultery; sex and gender differences; romantic love; gender-based speech; marriage; family and parenthood; feminism; and others.

The prevailing view of nature has begun to move away from a traditionally Western humans-apart-from-nature attitude toward one that sees humans as a part of nature. This title describes these changes and what he perceives as a philosophical shift toward new holistic models of environmental ethics.

Provide teachers, mental health professionals, and parents with practical strategies for using encouragement in their work with children.

The authors upbringing in the Baptist tradition and the inculcation of that tradition in him by a Baptist preacher father, resulted in major conflicts in his life, particularly the traditions shortcomings off which Claybrook bounces his ideas. The novel touches bases with theologians from the likes of Mark Twain to Claybrooks teacher, Jrgen Moltmann, the worlds foremost Protestant theologian (Church Times), to philosophers as disparate as Blaise Pascal (also a mathematician), Socrates, and Shakespeare. Poetry has been used to reinforce his philosophy and heart-felt emotions. All the poetry contained herein is the authors.

This book is written to enhance the possibilities of uncovering new ways to teach reading. This book, is addressing how teachers, college professors, community leaders, community business owners, officials and parent's should encourage and challenge their local school and local board of education to utilize the absolute best methods available to teach our children how to read. In the United States alone our children are completing Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd Grade and some even 3rd Grade, and these children are not able to read. Parents are expected to present inquiries to their child's teachers, school officials, and educational experts to design a learning method to improve our current system of teaching reading. The message, research and the structure of this book was written to encourage all parents, educators and school officials to think about "What If" there was a better and more effective way to teach a child how to read? Would you take on that challenge of giving a child the "Gift" of learning how to read? No matter the cost! Do you spend your days working with students who struggle to comprehend reading in literacy and content classes? Are you looking for a better way to establish comprehensive literacy of instruction in your school, classroom or home so all students receive support in becoming a competent and confident reader? Hopefully, some readers will have more use for the practical strategies and/or perhaps some educators will want to have this book for their classroom and personal use.

One of the country's most popular parenting guides. Helps parents meet the challenges of raising a family today. The Parent's Handbook shows parents how they can become more knowledgeable, confident and successful in relating to their children. Discusses misbehavior, communication, encouragement, natural and logical consequences, family meetings, drug and alcohol abuse prevention.

Hvad skal musen gøre for at undgå at det lækre, saftige, sødt duftende røde jordbær ikke bliver spist af en anden ... Musen er helt i vildrede og meget nervøs for at miste den dejlige godbid, så nervøs at den lader sig narre til at give det halve væk. Ja, narret blev den, men måske gjorde det ikke så meget for det var et stort jordbær, og musen ser nu ret tilfreds ud – og det er jo fint at kunne dele ...