Dear Nan I Want To Hear Your Story

This is Nan's opportunity to share her life story in her very own guided journal that can be kept as a forever keepsake for generations to come.  Learn all about Nan's life from childhood, teenage years, adulthood and parenting by allowing her to share those special stories and memorable moments. 'Dear Nan - I Want To Hear Your Story' includes - Guided questions to help bring together the special memories and stories that may never have been asked or shared before. - Spaces to provide photos, notes and special memories - Inspirational quotes - A Family Tree template to add generational information - Plus, much, much more... 'Dear Nan - I Want To Hear Your Story' is the perfect gift to record all of her memories and stories in this beautifully created guided journal.

This is Nanny's opportunity to share her life story in her very own guided journal that can be kept as a forever keepsake for generations to come. Learn all about Nanny's life from childhood, teenage years, adulthood and parenting by allowing her to share those special stories and memorable moments. 'Dear Nanny - I Want To Hear Your Story' includes - Guided questions to help bring together the special memories and stories that may never have been asked or shared before. - Spaces to provide photos, notes and special memories - Inspirational quotes - A Family Tree template to add generational information - Plus, much, much more... 'Dear Nanny - I Want To Hear Your Story' is the perfect gift to record all of her memories and stories in this beautifully created guided journal.

When Liz Macintyre's mother died she found a collection of 300 letters from her father Alex, spanning his service in Italy and Egypt in the Second World War. His career began in 1940 sailing down the west coast of Africa, then up to Egypt, and the next few years were spent chasing Rommel and the Afrika Corps all over North Africa. By 1943 he was in mainland Italy, where he spent the rest of the war. Beautifully written, Alex's letters offer an intimate account of war from a regular 'desert rat' and cover such daily matters as football, insects and sandstorms alongside accounts of survival in the Italian mountains, escape during the retreat at Tobruk, and leave in Cairo and Palestine. Nan wrote as many letters to Alex as he wrote to her, but he had a ritual of burning the letters as he went so that he would not have to carry them with him and sadly none have survived. However, Alex's letters often answer her questions point by point so the reader can easily envisage Nan's feelings as well as following Alex's personal account of war.

I Want to Hear Your Story is the perfect way for to tell the tales you have always wanted to hear while also creating a cherished legacy. Imagine reading this priceless record of his journey, his life and then one day sitting with your children and sharing it with them. I Want to Hear Your Story is the beloved and sought-after gift that has guided thousands in telling and preserving the memories of their past, present, and their dreams for the future. Newly Expanded and Upgraded. More Prompts, Pages, and Space to Share His Life and His Story with You! I Want to Hear Your Story and give the gift of forever and you the gift of memories. This is the present that will continue to give to both of you as the years go by.

This collection includes 150 letters Emily Carr wrote to her friends Nan Cheney and Humphrey Toms, and 100 other letters relating mainly to Emily Carr. The letters date from 1930 to 1945, the most prolific period in Carr's career as both painter and writer. In them she writes in colourful detail about her everyday activities, and discusses her painting - "the biggest thing in my life." There are outbursts of exasperation and anger as well as many indications of her caring, her warmth, her wisdom and her wit, and of her impatience with critics and poseurs, and they give insights into her various relationships with, among others, Lawren Harris, Ira Dilworth, Jack Shadbolt, Garnett Sedgewick, Dorothy Livesay, A.Y. Jackson, and Arthur Lismer.

He was the rumored incompetent young master. Not only was he ugly, his legs were also crippled. Since she wasn't favored by the Xiao family, she could only jump into this' fire pit 'in place of her little sister. However, after Xiao Xinyan fell into the pit, she suddenly realized that the one she had married was actually a 'treasure man'. After getting married, she came to understand that all the rumors outside were so freaking unbelievable .... This man that didn't seem to fight or snatch anything actually had another identity hidden within him ...