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Western tradition has long held that the Chinese are a lucky people, so a Westerner experiencing a run of misfortune is often asked if they have 'run over a Chinaman'.CJ is one of these people. In fact, friends had often asked CJ how many Chinamen she had run over in her last life. Sometimes, she was asked if she had ever been hit by lightning or if she had been on a ladder when a black cat walked underneath it. The comments we facetious but not intended to cause harm. Yet, with the sharpness of ice, they unfailingly connected to that part of CJ's soul that questioned whether she was to blame, or whether she was in some other way responsible for the tragic events that had unfolded in her life.Gain an insider's view of how trauma affects an otherwise sunny mind. Walk - or run - through life with CJ as she bounces from trauma to trauma until the day when she finally works out which way is up.

This story relates to my own individual, genuine experiences which occurred previously from early 1945, when I have naturally included the details of a few years before, to explain my circumstances as they were then. Just turning twenty one, my father wrote and asked me an odd question, which was to take on a job as a cook on a station, up in North Queensland. Though 'totally inexperienced', this position sounded interesting and intriguing. New adventures lay ahead for me on that unknown part of the Australian outback. I doubt if my father even considered my lack of capabilities for this position at all. Later this job also offered another one, with the bush nurse asking for me to come and nurse, care and cook for, an elderly man at McKinley Qld, again absolutely inexperienced. These parts of my story included meeting new people, and everything else that happened in my life, then and in the future. This is real life with the time passing on, and everything that happened after then. It also contains personal details of the author and families lives, and that of others.

*** WINNER - BRONZE MEDAL - 2015 Global Ebook Awards ***After a lifetime of living, William (Billy) McIntyre brings together his thoughts on love, life, sex, religion and playing the violin - all the things we were told not to talk about in high school debating class - and delivers these thoughts in prose, poetry and a play. The Writings: LoveUnite all PeopleHumanityHealth TipsFriendshipViolin, Viola and CelloEducationJewish PeopleCompress TimeThe Poetry: Sonnets about people and many other subjects - about 90 poems in all The Play: Act I - two families about 2,000 years apart - through daily lives Act II - four garbos on the job Act III - including a Jew, Christian & Muslim Enjoy