Moving Beyond Surviving to Thriving with Lessons from Bud
Through the lens of the author's experiences with Bud, a canine companion, this book explores valuable life lessons that encourage readers to move from merely surviving to truly thriving. The narrative emphasizes personal growth, resilience, and the transformative power of companionship, offering insights that can be applied to everyday life.
The narrative delves into the rich history of Wood Island Lighthouse, the fifth-oldest in Maine, illuminating its role in various dramatic events such as murders, shipwrecks, and ghost stories over two centuries. It explores the lives of lighthouse keepers, their families, and pets, weaving a tapestry of human experiences that define this iconic landmark. Richard Parsons, a local historian, uncovers the intriguing myths and legends surrounding the lighthouse, offering a compelling glimpse into its enduring legacy.
The book explores the inevitability of disruptions in business, emphasizing that while they can pose significant threats, they also present unique opportunities for remarkable success. It encourages readers to prepare for these challenges, highlighting strategies to not only survive but thrive in the face of adversity.
Exploring the intricate dynamics of jealousy, deceit, and manipulation, this collection of short plays features unexpected couples facing psychological dilemmas. In "Rialto," Bruce, an ex-actor, assists elderly women in their final days, while "Mortmain" reveals Diana's unsettling discoveries from her deceased husband's diary, challenging her perceptions of their marriage. "Dead End" centers on Arabella, whose integrity is questioned after an inspector's visit. Each play combines tension and thrilling twists, showcasing the complexity of human relationships.
Carpets of Afghanistan is without a doubt one of the most detailed analysis of Afghanistan rug production ever published. Author Richard Parsons, for many years a buyer in Afghanistan for the well-known firm O.C.M (London) Ltd, treats the reader not only to a veritable feast of carpets and rugs, all with their attendant tribal origins and motifs vividly explained, but also to a fascinating journey through the history of a diverse and colorful country. The author shares his respect and admiration for Afghanistan's stoic people, who, somehow, despite political upheavals, forced resettlement, a harsh climate and often primitive nomadic conditions, manage to fashion exquisite works of art which reflect their pride in their many-faceted heritage.Afghan rugs, which are instantly appealing due to their traditional colors and bold designs, open up a whole vista for the collector, from sumptuous piled purdahs to flat woven prayer rugs, all of them well illustrated in the 154 color and 90 black and white plates.
Principles and Practice Applied in Professional and Personal Life
Focusing on the application of cognitive therapy, this book serves as a guide for clinicians to enhance their practice and personal lives. It emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and emotional well-being, suggesting that by fully embracing the cognitive therapy model, professionals can more effectively support their patients dealing with severe emotional disturbances. The text aims to empower clinicians to integrate these principles into their daily routines, ultimately fostering a deeper connection with their clients.
WJEC GCSE Maths Revision Guide (with Online Edition)
New Grade 9-4 AQA Level 2 Certificate: Further Maths - Revision Guide (with Online Edition)
