Alexis Stanton returns as Ms. Grey to struggle with love and identity. Taking her first undercover job, she's forced to do and wear things she'd rather not. All the while, fighting with her feelings for the elusive Mr. White. Working with White and Associates is everything she dreamed it would be and more. Adventure, training and excitement abound. But what it ultimately leads to might not be what she expects. Follow along as she learns the truth about the people around her as well as her own past and future.
You made the decision to let your grey hair grow. This could have come about in a variety of ways, perhaps as an age 20 something, who started showing signs of grey hair, or someone in their 60's who has been coloring your hair for decades and made the decision to transition to grey. Of course you may be even younger or older than the ages mentioned, no matter, you decided. You may go cold turkey and see where the journey takes you or choose to find some other ways to aid in your transition, such as highlights, low lights, toners or perhaps a short hair cut, it's all an individual choice. One thing is certain, it is a unique experience in your life that will come with reflections and observations you may choose to write about. This journal, "On Going Grey: A Journal for Reflections and Observations", provides a perfect place to do just that. Looking back, you may realize that you uncover even more than your grey! 6x9 inch Blank Journal 150 Journal lined pages
Welcome to the charming world of "The Little Grey House" by Marion Ames Taggart, a heartwarming tale of friendship, community, and the transformative power of love. Join author Marion Ames Taggart as she invites readers into the cozy embrace of the little grey house, a place where memories are made and dreams come true. Through Taggart's gentle storytelling, readers are transported to a quaint village where the bonds of friendship and the joys of simple living reign supreme. In "The Little Grey House," Taggart crafts a narrative filled with warmth, humor, and tender moments that celebrate the beauty of everyday life. From the bustling town square to the peaceful countryside, readers are immersed in a world where kindness and compassion are the currency of the heart. With its endearing characters and timeless themes, "The Little Grey House" offers readers a respite from the chaos of modern life and a reminder of the importance of connection and community. Taggart's evocative prose and vivid descriptions evoke a sense of nostalgia for a bygone era, while also inspiring hope for the future. Since its publication, "The Little Grey House" has captured the hearts of readers with its charm, wit, and gentle wisdom. Taggart's ability to capture the essence of small-town life and the enduring bonds of friendship has made this novel a beloved classic for readers of all ages. As you immerse yourself in the pages of "The Little Grey House," you'll find yourself falling in love with its endearing characters and quaint setting. Taggart's heartfelt storytelling will leave you feeling uplifted and inspired, reminding you of the power of love to transform even the humblest of dwellings into a place of joy and belonging. Don't miss your chance to experience the magic of "The Little Grey House." Let Marion Ames Taggart's enchanting tale whisk you away to a world of friendship, community, and the enduring power of love. Grab your copy now and step into the heartwarming embrace of the little grey house.
I don't know what you look like, how long you exist and where you live, but I've got you figured out...All events and characters are the author's fiction. Any coincidence of names, surnames and positions of characters with real names of living or dead people, as well as events that happened to someone in life-are absolutely accidental and completely unintentional.
J. Glenn Gray entered the army in May 1941, having been drafted on the same day he achieved his doctorate in philosophy from Columbia University. Over a decade after his discharge in 1945, Gray began to reread his war journals and letters in an attempt to find meaning in his wartime experiences. The result is a philosophical meditation on what warfare does to us and why soldiers act as they do.
'Reflections of the Soul' is a window into the author's perspective on the essence of our spirituality and our lives. Through provocative questions that are wrapped in wit and humour the author piques your curiosity in issues ranging from the mundane to spiritual, from sex and soul mates, to lessons we could learn from the innocence of children. This book dares to ask questions regardless of whatever truths it may encounter in the process. This book promises to raise a few brows and challenges what we have accepted as fact or tradition for much too long; hopefully making more of us awaken to the possibility of alternatives to what we believe to be true. This book is as much for reading as it is for putting your own thoughts down. As you read along, take a thoughtful pause, allowing your cognitive palate to savour her words. Whether 'Reflections of the Soul' raises more questions, or answers some; whether it makes sense or none at all, you'll have an opportunity to write your version, on a blank page after each piece. Each section of the book is a little pearl of reflections, which you may build upon as you create your very own on this blank page. In the end, 'Reflections of the Soul' will become a unique hybrid of souls coming forth- yours and Neeta's. These will be the words of souls searching for truth in all it's forms and guises; for relative truth and absolute truth, if indeed it is possible to know the absolute truth in our albeit relative existence
