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Egyptian Cotton, Matalan duvet world's apart A reflection of my inner part My bed, my bed

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She was the jewel in the Monarchy’s rusting old crown, like a diamond she shone in her new wedding gown. The people were eager to break from the dreary old past, little knowing that for Diana the dream wouldn’t last. She was radiant for a while at the birth of her boys, her full attention she gave to their games and their toys.

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As time goes by, I’ve missed so much, your loving hugs and gentle touch. As your bodies grow too fast to see, I hope you’ll both remember me. A few hours here, a few days there, some stolen time to show I care. Small locks of hair, I’ve kept for years, to have you close, would halve my tears.

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As two lonely souls cry out for love, their mates must fit them like a glove. Along the way they’ll meet their kind, but a perfect match is hard to find. Like two fireflies lost in cosmic cloud, their lights burn dim, their hopes in shroud. Their primal needs force them to try, to seek each other, though they no not why.

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Alone down a squalid back alley, how I wish I could change and go back, to the normal existence I once had, away from my sordid world of heroin and smack. With no money for a fix, I robbed an old girl, her purse and her pension I stole, as she lay on the ground, not a thought did I give, to the pain I had caused in her soul.

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The night at the end of my first week at the cabin was filled with the now usual routine. I ate my dinner of Spaghetti-O’s down at the dock. I even whipped out the evil TV tray and brought it with me. As dusk crept in I headed back in to beat the skin-chewing insects that came along with the lessening light. I kept all of the windows around the cabin opened partially; it had been warmer than usual in the Lake Asimmia area the past few days. I played some music on my laptop while trying my best..

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FUTILITY Artillery shells come whistling in, like wild banshees in the night. It’s enough to turn the bravest man, a deathly shade of white. The Maxim gun starts chattering, spitting out it’s deadly hail. No one can survive in no mans land, it’s too far beyond the pale. The smell of cordite hangs so heavy, as the troops are torn apart. The dead and the dying are bundled up, then led off on a cart. To get three lights from just one match, is a stupid senseless crime. For the sniper lying just...

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I wrote this ebook over a period of 18 months ending early in 2007. As with most works of this nature, it was initially a journey of self-discovery, and piecing together a number of concepts I had been contemplating for a few years. Since writing the book, my own situation has improved beyond expectation, and I now experience a totally different feeling about what I’m doing in my life-about-getting-money. On reflection, the ideas and information flowed in such a way that I was forced first to...

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Sally Potter stood in the middle of her living room and surveyed the scene around her. All she could do was sigh in despair. For in every direction she looked, she felt she was being engulfed by a tidal wave of clutter. "We are the untidiest family in the land!" she declared ruefully to herself. She observed with dismay how every available horizontal surface was burdened with the paraphernalia of books, hobbies, school projects, magazines, gadgets, ornaments and games. Day after day, Sally would

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The cinema audience is wrapped in a stupor and the darkness encloses, protects.....

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THE PROMISE. Eyes meet; they are riveted. A world of meaning flows between them.

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I am to be strong and bold and chivalrous?! My preference, a warm caress. I would like to know what makes her stand that way. I am to be weak and pretty and in distress! My preference, a warm caress. And I know this: I see strength; I hear psalms; he draws me nigh; Inside I stand so close to him; near the waterfront, near the sunset, near his heart, near his soul; just outside his touch. [ How to put that into words and show I care ]

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From chapter 3-Calling all Debtors Walking in the door from work and tripping over shoes to get to the ringing phone only to find out it is a debt collector is frustrating to say the least. But you now have a secret weapon because you are reading this e-book and you now know your rights as a debtor. And this beats having to pretend to be your own child (telling the debt collector my moms not home right now). The first thing you need to do is ask them for their name and write it down. This will..

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