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Emily

Another January promise waits on the calendar while the body already knows the old exit road still wins by habit.

Emily keeps a story first courage journal for readers who want emergency readiness, midweek change, house arrest courage, invention grit, and parable lessons about pressure, victim stories, and big dreams. Solar cycle awareness, Suu Kyi family cost, Willem the dyslexic doctor path toward dialysis craft, carrots eggs and coffee tests, mom shaped resolve, human frog oddity, hot topic sparks, wild child notes, and fix it energy share one esoteric desk of long narratives and short kitchen table wisdom.

You feel the stall when roadwork forces a new route yet muscle memory turns back the next morning. Softer power grows when you refuse victim posture, inventor stories reframe hard days, and today becomes the start date instead of a ceremonial first of the year.

Dry prep lists skip pine forest walks with a sanatorium father and Nobel peace family cost. Conspiracy walls skip neighborhood route habit as the real change lesson. Emily works through trailer urgency next to parable craft without stiff lecture tone.

Start a change today note when you need a peer who still turns the car around on purpose. Read one inventor or courage parable before another stalled Monday.

Amazing Orangutan and Hound Dog Relationship

Oct 7, 2013 · Emily
An Orangutan and Hound Dog appear to have found each other… Could this be past life relationships?  Is there such a thing?  You decide…   They make an unlikely duo. But after…
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Are We Prepared for an Emergency on Earth?

Nov 25, 2012 · Emily
  THIS MOVIE TRAILER IS A MUST SEE!!! As the intro states, “this is not television, this is not sensationalism, this is not a Y2K scenario.  This is truly real science, real factual information… Chariots…
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You don’t need to wait for January first!

Nov 14, 2012 · Emily
“You could just as easily change your life today as any other day. You don’t need to wait for January first.” – Dan Kennedy Why We Don’t Change By Lee H. Baucom,…
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House Arrest…

Aug 3, 2012 · Emily
“I stand before you here today to accept on behalf of my mother, Aung San Suu Kyi, this greatest of prizes, the Nobel Prize for Peace.” The year was 1991 and their…
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Pressure cookers, window screening, cellophane tubing and fruit juice cans…

Jul 30, 2012 · Emily
His memories are so vivid that Willem can smell the pine trees, hear the birds and feel the soft earth beneath his feet. But it’s his father’s voice that captivates him. These…
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Carrots, Eggs & Coffee…

Jul 12, 2012 · Emily
A young woman was telling her mother how tough life was. She didn’t know how she was going to make it and wanted to give up. She was tired of fighting and…
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Refusing to be a Victim…

Jun 25, 2012 · Emily
Ricardo Andrés Tabares grew up on a farm in the countryside near Bogotá, Colombia before rebels forced his family to leave. First the rebels demanded food, then the family’s livestock. When Andrés…
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The Human Frog…

Jun 25, 2012 · Emily
“You will never walk again, Ray. I’m so sorry.” Ray decided to prove them wrong. He couldn’t imagine a life without being able to run and play through the beautiful Indiana countryside. He had…
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Because of Mom…

Jun 25, 2012 · Emily
Ben Carson was just another kid trying to survive. Raised by a single mom in the Detroit ghettos he had a terrible temper and even worse self-esteem. He was labeled the “stupidest kid in…
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The Seriousness of Laughter

Jun 17, 2012 · Emily
Norman Cousins was diagnosed with an illness and told that he had little chance of surviving it. Put in a hospital room to die, he rejected that diagnosis and took matters into…
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