Found At Last

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by your life? Do you really want to live in a better world? Would you like to know more about the world you are living in? Then, this is the right e-book for you! You will be taken on a captivating tour where you will be shown a wide range of topics which will help you to spot the best place in the world and, therefore, to find out your own Eden. The book takes into account the geophysical (climatic conditions, areas at greater risk from future earthquakes, hurricane danger zones and so on), economic (cost of living, tax pressure, inflation and so on) and social aspects (criminality index, education level, healthcare quality and so on) of each country in the world. Each chapter examines its topic in depth and, as pictures speak louder than words, a world map shows, in different colours, the specific conditions of the countries. The world is full of lies, of half-truths and of statistics as well. This is the reason why the figures of our world maps come from a reliable source. The statistical data are supplied by the leading organisations on the subject (ONU, World Bank, NOAA, etc..). These figures can be fully relied on. All you have to do is compare the different countries in the world and you will discover your own Eden, the real place able to meet your unique requirements and needs. N.B. Coloured maps inside

It was growing toward evening on a mild day of early spring in the year 1527. The sun, which had been hidden all day, peeped out of a rent in the curtain of gray cloud, and did his best to make beautiful the town of Bridgewater, by gilding the tops of the houses and the tall tower of the beautiful church of St. Mary, lighting up the boats and vessels in the river, and sending his rays on all sorts of frolicsome errands through the streets and alleys of the sober old town. In pursuance of these errands, a set of bright beams found out and entered the shop of John Lucas, the well-known master baker in Bridge Street, and finding therein abundance of well-scoured boards, bright earthenware and burnished pewter, did so disport themselves, that at last they attracted the attention of Master Lucas himself, who was knitting his brows over certain crabbed-looking accounts, apparently trying to extract some meaning from them, by the help of a huge pair of horn spectacles. The moment Master Lucas raised his head, the aforesaid frolicsome beams at once forsook, as it seemed, all their former playthings, to dance about his portly person, light up his gray hair, and make little mimic suns in his eyes and glasses. And certainly they might have gone a long way, and have seen nothing pleasanter than the old man's face. "Heyday!" he exclaimed. "Here is the sun at last, to be sure, and a welcome sight after all the cloudy days we have had of late. Well, well! The sun always shines at last, that is one comfort. Eh, Mary Brent?" he added, addressing himself to a pale and poorly clad woman who had just entered the shop. The poor woman shook her head sadly. "I suppose it does, somewhere," said she, "but little of it comes my way of late years." "And that is true," said the baker kindly. "You have had your troubles and trials these many years; but your children will soon be growing up to help you, that is one comfort; and nobody ever had an ill word for you, that's another. You will be wanting one of my new brown loaves now. Here, Simon, a brown loaf for Dame Brent."

This is the third and final part of the author’s autobiography, and it begins where the second volume “The Search For Happily Ever After” ended, at New Years 1986. The family’s tour of duty in Japan is coming to an end and the big questions are where they will go next and what their jobs will be like when they get there. Chris is off to the 2nd Space Wing to begin that unit’s history as an active unit at the newly constructed Falcon Air Force Base, a dozen miles east of Colorado Springs, one of the couple’s favorite spots to live. Wanda is off to school to enter a new career field, hopefully more suited to her than when she attempted to be a military historian like her husband. Eric will be entering high school. Live this life as the author did through the second half of the 1980s and into the early 1990s; you’ll be glad you did as you work towards the conclusion. Extensively illustrated with nearly 500 photographs that take you around the world and the USA, you will watch this story develop over the next six years. If you lived through the 1980s and early 1990s, you will surely relate to this story. If you were too young to remember those times, the story will fascinate you and hold your interest as it is timeless in its energy and emotions. Will happily ever after and love that lasts finally become a reality? Come along on this journey and see for yourself as the story concludes...in a surprising location.

An impossibly beautiful woman with a tragic past decides to take her life at a solitary bridge, but her attempt is interrupted when she meets a man there to do the same thing. “The Snow Found me at Last” is the unlikely love story that inspired all of the works of author MvDarkLight, rooted in truth, fiction, and a madness that sees no difference. “This is the story of Michael and Elise. She can’t hide her beauty, and he can’t hide his sadness.”

Longing for vicarious adventures in global travel? The Last Tourist celebrates the end of an era. Traveling light, savor exotic destinations in Hawaii, India, Southeast Asia, Southern Europe, Central and South America. Relive a backpacker's edgy tales, partake in healing journeys, share deep reflections on distant shores

A compelling story of love, both lost and found.

The book reveals the physical engraved Cornerstone that was placed in the corner of the Temples of Israel, in Solomons and Zerubbabels Temples. It was refused to be placed in Herods temple modification. Years of preaching has not revealed it. In the story, it is shown how it may have come into existence. The central character is a boy who grows up in Israel during the time of construction of King Davids house and the building of Solomons Temple. He learns of the trade of a stone mason, of the God of Israel and embraces the faith of Israel. He is led to engrave seven eyes on what is to be the Cornerstone.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1881.