The collection features short stories inspired by various people, places, and events, primarily published in the Cedar Springs Bugle and other periodicals. It showcases the author's experiences and reflections, highlighting local life and culture. This volume is the fourth installment in a series, continuing the tradition of storytelling that connects readers to the community and its history.
Anecdotes and human-interest stories illustrate various projects that faced challenges requiring adjustments for success. The narrative explores the application of Murphy's Law—"Anything that can go wrong will go wrong"—and highlights the optimistic human responses that led to successful outcomes despite difficulties. Additionally, it contrasts Murphy's Law with the Laws of Physics, suggesting that attempts to bypass these fundamental laws often reinforce Murphy's insights.
Tough times produce tough men & women, the likes of whom may never be duplicated. Real stories about real Americans from the hills and hollers of Southern Indiana who have left their mark in the world while their legacy and generating stories that will be repeated throughout time.
The narrative chronicles the emigration of the Mackall, Asdell, Blackmore, Kern, Hasler, and Stone families from Europe to southern Indiana during the 18th and 19th centuries. It explores their motivations for leaving their homelands—adventure, persecution, famine, and poverty—and details their experiences as they settled in the small village of Scotland. This account highlights the resilience and determination of these families as they sought a new life in America, reflecting the spirit of the era.
The collection features a variety of articles originally published in the Cedar Springs newsletter, edited by Colonel Tom Noreen. Highlighting exemplary individuals, both local and national, the pieces focus on those who have demonstrated outstanding character and behavior in challenging situations. This second volume follows the author's first contribution, "You Don't Say," and hints at the possibility of future works, showcasing a deep appreciation for human resilience and integrity.
The narrative follows the George family's migration from Ireland to the United States, detailing their journey through North Carolina and into southern Indiana. Central to the story is a poignant tribute to a young father who passed away early, leaving behind three children, including a daughter who struggles to uncover his legacy and memories. The book explores themes of family, loss, and the quest for identity through the lens of generational connections.
The narrative chronicles the lineage of three interconnected families, beginning with James Mackall's immigration from Scotland to Maryland in 1655. It explores the Mackall family's journey through to Matilda Mackall's marriage to Samuel Blackmore, whose roots trace back to London. The story continues with their daughter Cora's marriage to Joe Kern, leading to the Asdell family, originating from Antrim County, Ireland. Notably, the book features a journal by Benoni Blackmore, detailing his experiences in the gold and silver fields of the American West in 1862, alongside various family anecdotes.
The narrative explores the complexities of love, highlighting the challenges faced in nurturing and sustaining a relationship. It delves into the emotional hurdles and obstacles that can threaten the flame of love, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and connection in overcoming difficulties. Through its intimate portrayal, the story reveals the resilience required to keep love alive amidst life's trials.
Confident use of grammar is an essential foundation for learning English. English Grammar Drills will help you lay this foundation through clear explanations and rigorous practice. Your language skills will be strengthened as you become more fluent in your use of correct grammar from prepositions and pronouns to tenses and verb forms--Page 4 of cover.
Focused on public fleet asset management, this guide offers straightforward formulas and concepts derived from the author's extensive experience in equipment maintenance and fleet management. It is designed to be accessible and practical, making it an essential resource for anyone aiming for success in public sector fleet management.