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From the Foreword: "There's a quiet but bold evolution afoot…gradually weaving its way into into the daily lives of families all over the world.…forging a new, more peaceful society." Couture give this movement a voice to question the cultural assumptions.
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Whether describing her husband’s near-fatal motorcycle accident and recovery from a brain injury, or her bare-ankled encounter with a rattlesnake, Barbara's words rise off the page. This heartfelt memoir, full of humor and insight, depicts a life charged with uncertainties and fears, bravery and joy, and what it’s like to be a writer and more, what it’s like to be human. |
Tools and sage guidance for families going through the divorce process. "Facilitates deep peace and lasting agreements." |
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A raw account of recovery from postpartum depression. This author's inspiring story is sure to open the door for many moms suffering from PPD. |
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Deadwood Soups by Chris Wilbur ISBN: 978-0-9673025-4-6 40 Pages, 5.5 x 8.5 $10.00 Saddlestitch Full-color, Pub Date: May 2008 Deadwood is nestled in the Oregon coast mountain range where it rains ten months a year -- the perfect environment for warm, soul-nourishing soup. Chris Wilbur's family homesteaded Deadwood, where she lived for her short, wild life. Mexico and Maui were favorite destinations and are represented in the "Cold Soups" section of this quaint reproduction of Wilbur's 1977 self-published cookbook. Upon her death in May 2008, this new edition was released by her grandchildren, Wyatt and MacKenzie (of Wyatt-MacKenzie Publishing, Chris is their Dad's Mom), to celebrate Grandma Chris' funny, creative spirit. Make some Deadwood soup for the soul!
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