For years I have been speaking my mind about the good and the bad from the North to East. From the character of friendliness and nothingness, from the stash and the best of nature. This book contains most of the events in my life. The quotes and poems that I dedicate to my family and all of my loved ones. I always wanted to share these things with different kinds of people. The righteous or the bad. Come and travel the wilderness with me.

My work speaks to questions, mens ways, the people, places of lands, power positions, lies, wars, slavery, hate to a point of killing! The trail of tearsthe Indians were willing to share through an equal process the land products! Slavery to work the land taken from the Indian slaves and blacks became one, slavery to death that cannot be right! To the so-called Christian soul, the wars are to die and fight on the wrong side of history. My work speaks to the fear of skin color. How sad and sick must be our minds! We can see one soul in the environment and another person in their environment! Its just one big lie that keeps the warmth of the sun out of our lives! My work carry you one way but lets you go another way! In 1914 was the war to end all war. We see how that worked out; we have the same old sin. You may give an answer or not. My work is to make one think or not be seen, just maybe of the million books out. My work speak out when a person loves a dog better than a man. When a man because of skin cannot just walk his dog, his dog, kill the man save the dog.

PRIDE AND THE LOVE OF WORDS BOOKS OF POEMS AND SHORTIES NOW-DAYS PAST-DAY TO COME *BOOK TO MAKE ONE THINK*

You have to think and let your mind take you for a ride - for what you see may not be what you see. The mind will correct and redirect. The sayings and Quotes come from all over the World. There and great saying from the deep red clay of south georgia to booth - No ain't that just tip-top - now you hear me!

Palmer Tingle (1614- ) born at Kingston-on-Thames, England. He came to America on the ship Planterin April 1635 to Ipswich, Mass. He was in Ipswich in 1639, when he received a grant of eight acres in reward for his services in the war against the Pequod Indians in 1637. This is about his descentands and their spouses.

The story, based on extensive individual interviews, of the women’s swing bands that toured extensively during World War II and after -- a kind of “League of their Own” for jazz.