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Oxygen By Carol Cassella Simon & Schuster ISBN: 978-1-4165-5610-7 291 Pages Oxygen is a breathtaking novel! Not such a catchy phrase when you think what breathtaking means—exciting, astonishing, and inspiring. And, indeed, Carol Cassella’s first novel, Oxygen, is all of those! Marie Heaton is an anesthesiologist, working as a member of a team at First Lutheran Hospital. Long, hard hours is the norm because there is always a shortage of staff to support the many and v... Read More
It has come as such a shock to learn of the invading cancer of my beloved brother Brian. He is one of those wonderful people that is full of fun, he is never gloomy or negative and has the most wonderful sence of humor. I am really struggling with his prognosis, but he is ever the optomist, and continues to enjoy every day the lord sends his way. It is a wonderful thing to have the chance to tell him just how much he has meant to me all my life and we have become such close and wonde... Read More
My English father had a wide range of proverbs and sayings with which he sprinkled his conversations and instructions to us. Many of them were widely known, everyday ones like make hay while the sun shines, and his more frequent expect not, and thou shalt not be disappointed. Some were less known, and some were entirely his own invention. Whenever he said What’s so special about the Queen, she has to poo the same as the rest of us, he could depend, to his great satisfaction, on getting the... Read More
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