Keep Calm And Marry A Fisherman

The Perfect Fishing Accessory This book allows a fisherman to keep records of not only what they caught but also the how, when and where of the days fishing. This can be an impressive tool which will help the fisherman to learn from past successes as well as failures. The book allows you to record the number of fish and species caught, the bait used, best times to fish, set up etc. It also allows room for notes and diagrams.With Prompts, Records Details of Fishing Trip, Including Date, Time, Location, Weather Conditions, Water Conditions, Tide and Moon Phases etc. The perfect accessory for the serious fisherman/Angler/Sailor and for anyone who love Fishing, Sailing or Ice Fishing.

Be unique with this one of kind fishing journal; unlike anything else. This log book journal features tons of room inside for writing notes, documenting, drawings and all your fishing trips. It can be used as a notebook, writing journal to log your favorite spots, catch of the day, fish sizes and much more. This paperback journal is 6" x 9" and has 100 pages. Stocking Stuffers & Gift Baskets Birthday & Christmas Gifts Graduation & End of School Year Gifts Summer Travel & Vacations Fathers Day Gifts Grandfather Gifts If you are looking for a different book, make sure to click on the author name for other great journal ideas.

Book Details: Book Size 6'x9' 120 Pages 60 Sheets This extra special Fishermen Appreciation Notebook or Journal is the perfect way to express your gratitude to the best Fishing ever! Filled with 60 double sided sheets (120 writing pages!) of lined paper, this Motivational and Inspirational Notebook with quote makes a Memorable and useful gift for Fishing. With the Heartwarming quote on the full-color matte SOFT Cover, This Notebook will help remind a Fishing that their work is truly appreciated. With custom sized pages(6'x9') this notebook with chalk style lettering is the perfect size to tuck into a purse, keep on a desk or as a cherished bedside companion. Give a Fishing a gift they'll remember you! Cute NoteBooks for Fishing are also Perfect for Fishing Appreciation Gifts Journal Fishing christmas Gifts Journal Fishing Thank You Gifts Journal Fishing Training Gifts Journal Fishing Retirement Gifts Journal Fishing Dad Gift Journal Student Nurse Gifts

What would it look like if you gave up your stuff your fears, conditioning and attachment to human-centered drama, and lived purely from your heart? Bill Packer, author of Fishermans Call, sold everything and went into the wilderness determined to open his heart and connect with the Creator though the natural world. Discover Natures Secret and the amazing story of a life lived from the heart connection, with compassion for all living things, and the miracles he has experienced as a result. You will never see nature the same way again. This compilation describes Packers personal story of awakening human compassion, but it is also a call to us all to open our hearts to the precious wonder of life all around us and awaken from the slumber of human ignorance. Inspiring, insightful and prophetic, Fishermans Call challenges us to look deeply and question what is most meaningful in life. Author William Billy Packer shares a series of personal stories, first about the sea, then about stewardship of the earth, drawn from his own experiences. Faced with instances of destruction of the environment, notably of the ancient redwood forests in northern California, Packer began questioning his own cultural conditioningall the things we learn and tend to accept as true from our families and the cultural environment we are exposed to as we grow and mature. Fishermans Call contains a timely and vital message: the destructive human impact to life on our planet can no longer be ignored. Our very survival may depend on our attention to this fact. No longer can we ignore the fact that the human intellect, devoid of the hearts compassionate wisdom, is destructive and self-serving.

Weaves together the incredible true voyage of fishermen adrift in the sea and the author's own life's journey as a man lost in the world.

SaltWater is a book of short fiction inspired by the sea, by award-winning fiction writer Lane Ashfeldt. The diverse stories gathered here include tales that unfold now or in the past, along rural or urban coasts, and are set in a range of countries from Ireland to as far away as New Zealand. Some of them are fast-paced while others beat to gentler rhythms - but what they share in common, besides their link with the sea, is that they are original new narratives vibrantly brought to life. Like the sea itself, SaltWater is by turns dark and foreboding, at other times life affirming and hopeful. A powerful, arresting collection from a voice we can expect to hear more from in the future.

"Al-Qata'i' is a historical novel set in Egypt over several periods of time and explores the legacy of Ibn Tulun, who ruled Egypt in the 9th century. Inspired by Ibn Tulun's mosque, which still stands as the largest in Cairo and one of the oldest in Africa, the story takes place in and around the smaller cities that were the historic precursors to Cairo in the 9th and 10th centuries, Fustat, Qata'i, and Giza. Ibn Tulun built the city of Al-Qata'i and its mosque as a city where people of multiple beliefs could live together. Bassiouney's novel brings this period of time to life through vivid descriptions and by showing the everyday struggles of people of the time period. These are woven together with scenes from 1918 and 1919 which represent the modern discovery of the historic Tulunid mosque and adjoining houses and function as a narrative bridge between the events of the 9th and 10th centuries and today, showing how this period could present a model for Egyptian harmony today. The structure of the novel is similar to Bassiouney's last novel, Sons of the People. It takes place over three periods in time across three connected sets of characters and is thus in three parts: "Maisoon," "Ahmad's Dream," and "The Pledge." The first part gives a glimpse of life in Egypt before Ibn Tulun arrives. At the start it is very bleak, with a despotic regime ruling Egypt. It ends with Ibn Tulun's rise to power. Part Two relates three different perspectives on Ahmed Ibn Tulun. For Bassiouney, Ibn Tulun was a visionary, uniting Greek, Roman, Coptic, and Arab elements of Egyptian society into his army and the city of Qata'i. This part develops several story lines, including a love story. Part Three recounts the story of Aisha, daughter of Ibn Tulun, after his death. Bassiouney's novels have been praised for their inclusion of strong women characters and focus on viewpoints not often seen in Arab literature and this novel includes a similar focus on women characters"--