[bksvol-discuss] Questions about a book "Alone, a Widow's Search for Joy"
- From: "Cindy Ray" <cindyray@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 1 Mar 2008 20:59:53 -0600
Here are some questions. These are lines I cannot read.
p.90
makes them say, "PjjricJimejarice and I'll lie down for the count." A
person in grief is tempted to surrender to adversity or make a truce
with it. Self-pity is destructive. It can reach out to
becoming a widow is like being pushed into a boxing ring. One look at
their opponent
P. 92
For a widowed person, this may be her task for awhile. But only for
awhile. The death of her husband may always be a "toothache in her
heart," but life expects more of her.
Even a woman whose husband's health is A-l would be well advised to
get some idea of the problems she might face should she be left alone.
p. 101
Life, in its greatness and iveakness, is a solo, a solitary thing. ,
V -Dr. George Kelsey
p.104
~~7Arrteriran author Herman Melville in his short story "Bartleby the
Scrivener"pictures a man
Also, if you have a line that has underline symbols in it, should you
take those out. They aren't actually symbols that will translate into
something, are they?
Cindy
Cindy Lou Ray. Each day is a new adventure.
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