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When I Am Older, I Will Pray More: Prayers in the Senior Years
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The Last Lawsons by Jason Hinojosa
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The prayers in Roy's book cover a multitude of concerns and situations in the lives of seniors and can be used just as written. Within each prayer also lies a positive message of inspiration to provide comfort and peace to the user.
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They had been there often as tourists. They had cherished the dream of someday living all year under the Provencal sun. And suddenly it happened.Here is the month-by-month account of the charms and frustrations that Peter Mayle and his wife — and their two large dogs — experience their first year…
They had been there often as tourists. They had cherished the dream of someday living all year under the Provencal sun. And suddenly it happened.Here is the month-by-month account of the charms and frustrations that Peter Mayle and his wife — and their two large dogs — experience their first year in the remote country of the Luberon restoring a two-centuries-old stone farmhouse that they bought on sight. From coping in January with the first mistral, which comes howling down from the Rhone Valley and wreaks havoc with the pipes, to dealing as the months go by with the disarming promises and procrastination of the local masons and plumbers, Peter Mayle delights us with his strategies for survival. He relishes the growing camaraderie with his country neighbors — despite the rich, soupy, often impenetrable patois that threatens to separate them. He makes friends with boar hunters and truffle hunters, a man who eats foxes, and another who bites dentists; he discovers the secrets of handicapping racing goats and of disarming vipers. And he comes to dread the onslaught of tourists who disrupt his tranquillity.In this often hilarious, seductive book Peter Mayle manages to transport us info all the earthy pleasures of Provencal life and lets us live vicariously in a tempo governed by seasons, not by days. George Lang, who was smitten, suggests Get a glass of marc, lean back in your most comfortable chair, and spend a delicious year in Provence.
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The Mystery Book Discussion Group meets in our store monthly to discuss great selections in the genre. This month's discussion will be about A Trick of Light by Louise Penny.
Told in three distinct parts by Ed Lawson, his manic wife Josephine, and their bitter daughter Althea, this compelling tale of violence, sexual shame, and personal failure recounts the dreadful secrets of a broken family. Join Jason to find out more.
