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July 30, 2007

Poetry: Sleepless Nights

A poem submitted by one of our members.

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July 27, 2007

Book Review: God’s Spy by Juan Gomez-Jurado

Translated from Spanish to English by James Graham.

This complicated and twisted book is extremely well written and gripping in content. When a cardinal is murdered in the Vatican City just prior to Pope John Paul’s death, the country’s police quietly cover up the murder in order
to keep peace during an unsettling and tumultuous time of grief and politics, while choosing the next Pope.

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July 26, 2007

Book Review: “Around the World in 80 Dates – a True Story” by Jennifer Cox

Jennifer Cox, head of PR and spokesperson for Lonely Planet Publications, was tired of feeling like her love life was suffering from her work life. She had always wanted a vibrant and interesting career and had put a lot of time and effort into achieving that, but her love life was a series of bad relationships, one after the other. What would happen, she wondered, if I put just as much time and energy into finding a Soul Mate, as I put into my job?

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July 14, 2007

Book Review: We Are All Welcomed Here.

This book was truly inspirational for me. It demonstrates that no matter what disability or limitations we have, living life to it’s fullest is always possible. “We Are All Welcomed Here” is about a young mother, who in her last month of pregnancy contracts polio. She is taken to the hospital and delivers a healthy baby girl, but now she herself is left fully paralyzed from the neck down.

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July 13, 2007

Book Review: The Good Guy by Dean Koontz

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July 12, 2007

Book Review: Spare Change by Robert B. Parker

A Sunny Randal novel

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July 09, 2007

ButYouDontLookSick.com Mission Statement

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Book Review: The Birth House

For a truly remarkable and historical tale pick up a copy of Ami Mckay’s “The Birth House”.

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July 06, 2007

How to Make a Wheat Heating Pad

We have all seen those microwave heating pads selling in the stores for big bucks, and I always thought "Boy I wish I knew how to make one" They look so easy to make. So my new friend Wendy gave me the "directions" and it is easy enough to do and so helpful to those of us who get cold easily or have sore muscles.

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July 01, 2007

Travel Tips for the Chronically Ill or Disabled

Even if you no longer go on vacations, there may be times you must travel for business or to attend family events. Leaving home for any reason, especially when traveling by airplane, requires careful planning as we are required to bring more items from home and need to fit them into less luggage. What follows are some suggestions for how to get from here to there.

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Movie Review: Disturbia (2007)

Kale rides in a car with his father, when it is suddenly run off the road, then hit by a truck, killing his father but not him. Kale becomes rebellious and after punching a teacher out, he is put under house arrest and monitored by an electronic ankle bracelet. Being unable to leave his own property, he is forced to create a new hobby - being a voyeur of his neighborhood. He takes special interest in an older male neighbor who does suspicious activities. Kale is accompanied by two friends who become his eyes and ears on the outside as they investigate the possible serial killer.

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Website Review: www.dialaflight.com

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