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Thomas Wolfe is wrong ¿ you can go home again. No matter where you go and who you become, returning to your roots will always make you feel complete. From Xlibris comes a book about an author¿s refreshing journey back to her roots. A Winter Sabbatical is a story about renewing family bonds and relationships. It is a story about a love affair with the land. Set in a little town in Northern Minnesota during winter, the author took time off from ...

Thomas Wolfe is wrong ¿ you can go home again. No matter where you go and who you become, returning to your roots will always make you feel complete. From Xlibris comes a book about an author¿s refreshing journey back to her roots. A Winter Sabbatical is a story about renewing family bonds and relationships. It is a story about a love affair with the land. Set in a little town in Northern Minnesota during winter, the author took time off from ...

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In the preface to Rushing to Sunset, the author says, "This isn't a book about aging, but it could be. I'm anxious about the aging thing... My fear is feeling and acting old..." She goes on to describe two extreme physical and mental challenges she undertook at different times in her life - one when she was young and the other when she was older but felt young. She was twenty-six years old when she agreed to accompany a medical student on a 30...

In 1932, a 15-year-old boy was transplanted from a small farm in northern Minnesota to a large hospital in Minneapolis. He had been diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma and was undergoing radiation treatments that produced pain and mind-wrenching homesickness. At the same time, another 15-year-old boy was fighting for his life in a hospital room not far from Ernie. Tom had been forced to leave his home and was riding the rails, looking for work whe...

The author's goal in writing this book was to preserve the contents of her mother's journals and calendars, as well as her reflections about life and spiritual matters, so that future generations can have a glimpse of the everyday life of Margaret Pearson, a woman who loved God, her family, and the farm she lived in for seventy years. The Years Come and Go is primarily a contribution to a family legacy, but it will also be of interest to anyon...

The author's goal in writing this book was to preserve the contents of her mother's journals and calendars, as well as her reflections about life and spiritual matters, so that future generations can have a glimpse of the everyday life of Margaret Pearson, a woman who loved God, her family, and the farm she lived in for seventy years. The Years Come and Go is primarily a contribution to a family legacy, but it will also be of interest to anyon...

In 1932, a 15-year-old boy was transplanted from a small farm in northern Minnesota to a large hospital in Minneapolis. He had been diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma and was undergoing radiation treatments that produced pain and mind-wrenching homesickness. At the same time, another 15-year-old boy was fighting for his life in a hospital room not far from Ernie's. Tom had been forced to leave his home and was riding the rails, looking for work w...