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"YOU'RE JABBERWOCKING AGAIN!"
In our earlier eBook, "Angel of August - With God's Guidance", it was evident that the two lovebirds, therein that true, emotional tale, enjoyed humor, practical jokes and sharp quips. Clearly, Joshua had finally met more than his match in that fun zone. "SP", the indomitable Sky Princess, sure gave him way more than he gave her, in the sense of direct comebacks. Consequently, after over two decades of marriage, this eBook, "You're Jabberwocking Again!", is a hilarious compilation of verbal interactions between these two happy seniors, caused mainly by that Jabberwocking Joshua.
By the end of the eBook, you will either feel great pangs of sympathy for poor, old Joshua or you will be overflowing with admiration for "SP" and her fast, flippant quips that she has unloaded on the long-suffering Joshua. Enjoy!
"Stroke Striving Thriving"
Joshua describes his 6-month, roller-coaster challenge of doing his best to recover and recuperate, as much as possible, from a cerebellar stroke, before his 75th birthday.
The incredible dark places and how he worked through them, with God's power and the support of his beautiful SP.
The intricacies of his mind. Encouragement. Support. Persistence. Patience
"Angel of August " - With God's Guidance
Simone Nicole passed away as a young baby.
This real life story of her Daddy, Joshua, is told through her eyes.
It involves late in life events for Joshua. The true love story shows time and time again how there can be no such thing as coincidences.
A greater power was involved.
Hence the subtitle - "With God's Guidance".
From the South Pacific to rural USA, with all the hurdles in between.
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"Miss Williams?"
In WWII, a New Zealand Serviceman is captured by the Germans and spends 15 months as a POW. Friends of his NZ family have relatives in North Wales. They write to the Welsh family and ask them if someone could try to contact the New Zealander, through the Red Cross.
A certain young Welsh lady wrote to him and he replied to her.
As the war drew to a close, the New Zealander was part of a 600 mile "death march" across Europe, from late January 1945 until April.
He was repatriated to a London hospital to convalesce. On being discharged from hospital, he arranged to meet her at St. Helier train station. His first words to her were, "Miss Williams?".
They married on August 28th, 1945 and three weeks later he left for NZ on a troop ship. This book is based on her prolific love letters she wrote from Wales, in September 1945, until she reached Melbourne by ship in February 1946.