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It seems we live in a society where people are not as thankful as we should be. It appears the societal norm equates to inconsideration and selfishness. It is apparent that we do not give God the thanks and acknowledgment that we should. However, when reading the Bible, we are made aware just how important being thankful and giving thanks unto God is. Hopefully, this book will serve as a reminder that we all have so much to be thankful for.

This book wants to show God's love as a special gift. It is something so beautiful and yet mysterious, that it has to be found. Once that love is found, it is something very precious to hold on to. The type of unconditional love that God gives is only found in him. This is a personal testimony and poems to share ways on how to find God and realize that he cares. When God loves us, he shows us in only ways he can. At times, we may have to endure some trials and tribulations.

My Extra Life is about one woman's quest to get a SAG card. She also wants to become an NFL play-by-play announcer because she is obsessed with the game of football. The majority of the book is about her experiences on movie and TV productions. She has been fortunate to work with major movie and TV stars. She started out as an extra, hoping to get discovered and get a starring role. Some major female and male actors have started out as extras.

Laura Humphrey has had her share of ups and downs. She's loved her job teaching high school music for over twenty-five years in her hometown with a special gift for musical theater. She is devoted to her church, family, and friends. In addition, a romance may be on the horizon with the high school coach, a widower and longtime friend. On the negative side, however, Laura has always doubted her worth to others and has always struggled with sadness over a failed marriage and having no children of her own.

Sylvia had been raised in a pastor's home, but when she went to college and met Kenneth, that all was left behind as part of her life. Many years later and a large part of her life lived, she found herself in the life of country-club luncheons and volunteering at the local woman's clinic to help low-income ladies be able to access abortions. This was her life until the day her precious granddaughter died in her arms, and it was her fault.