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Robert Freeman is a Harvard summa, a Princeton PhD, and a Steinway artist. Over 42 years of marriage to his wife, Carol, he has been the proud master of 17 tenured dogs - 11 of them golden retrievers, six of them American dogs. Having made tenure at MIT, he directed the Eastman School of Music for 24 years, presided over the New England Conservatory for three, and served as dean of the College of Fine Arts, at the University of Texas at Austin for seven.

How is your life working out so far? Is it what you wanted, or not? Have your experiences consisted of ongoing circumstances over which you had no control? Therefore, the only choices you could possibly have made were the ones you made because you had to; they were all that were available to you. We will even verbalize, "I had to do it, I had no choice." Our having no choice is just not true. Everything happening to us is the result of our choices.

This is a book of short stories based upon my real-life testimonies; I wrote some of them as stories and others as questions that I have had and answers that I received from Yah. I've had problems speaking in church and in public because I sometimes stammer and stutter when I speak, which makes me ashamed to give my testimonies verbally. So I decided that if I wanted others to hear my testimonies, I need to write them and have others listen to them read aloud. Even though these events happened in my life, they still give me hope and a feeling of joy, because I know my redeemer lives!

The Land Mines in our Spiritual Journey - this audiobook is a Christian spiritual manual inspired by the Holy Spirit. It teaches us how to recognize Satan's lies and deceptions. How to love, honor, and worship God. How to observe and obey God's laws. How to govern your life responsibly and take responsibility as God's designated authority over the Earth. It teaches us how to love and appreciate life and be confident. Everything is made perfect by God - the creator of all things.

"I will never leave you nor forsake you," and he has certainly made good on that promise for the past 30 years. During this time, Jesus has walked with me, while providing insights and realizations based on Godly principles that have molded me into who and what I am today. It is my hope that, as you listen to each devotional in this book, you get a sense of how God goes about his business of molding and shaping us into the image of his precious son.

During three decades of driving a commercial semitruck across the nation, I have been continually amazed of the dependence the society has become used to of products of all kinds to be available at all times at their convenience. To see what farmers and manufacturing companies produce, driven by competition and demand, is very impressive to me. We are a blessed country to have an abundance of many resources.

In Lou of Going Out was inspired by the recent pandemic we are facing. Many folks have reconnected with their kitchens and are making more home meals than ever before. As a longtime home chef, Lou has created a variety of recipes to use to feed your family as well as entertain your guests. Lou's hope is that experiencing his recipes and guides will inspire you to make some of you own original recipes. Lou hopes that you host many social gatherings enjoying his recipes once this pandemic is past us.

Doc Reaves owns Reaves Bail Bond and Reaves Real Estate in Alamance County, North Carolina, where he can put you in a big house or get you out of the big house. He received a phone call from Jason White about a young lady he had gotten out of jail by placing his house up for the bond. He has been looking for her for some time and needs to get her back in jail before he loses his house.

During the pandemic lockdowns, I reached out to long-time friends. One day, I checked in with a friend who, after fully recovering from surgery to save his life, wrote a book on his experience and recovery philosophy. I was stunned by the transformation of the old to the new Terry. When he encouraged me to write a book, I said, "What do I have to say?" Terry told me that everyone has a story to tell.