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An American farmer shoots an English pig, sparking a war over an international boundary. Explore the disputed islands through the ordinary lives of the multi-ethnic, polyglot communities that lived in the San Juans during this conflict: how these islanders make their homes, work and socialize, and resolve their differences.

She Who Sees The World - Isle of Eigg "In Morro's lines we follow a responsive plying of passage, in time and over water. The textures and turns of the island arrive in steady translation, patiently stepped and sounded out.">In June of 2022, Christine Morro was artist in residence at Sweeney's Bothy on the Isle of Eigg, one the small isles in the Scottish Inner Hebrides. Eigg has been owned by the Isle of Eigg Heritage Trust since 1997, as a community ownership; another stakeholder, the Scottish Wildlife Trust, manages the island as a nature reserve.This chapbook offering takes its inspiration from her walks from Sweeney's Bothy to Camas Sgiotaig, Singing Sands, Isle of Eigg. Christine weaves words of landscape, flora & fauna to encapsulate the experience, the eternal wisdom that a place of such raw beauty can confer on the human psyche and spirit. A place where "The weight of grey born of the edge of the world" reminds us "we are all myths unfolding". About The AuthorChristine's poetry has appeared in Reliquiae published by Corbel Stone Press, her prose and photography have appeared in Minding Nature (Center for Humans and Nature), Landlines (Leeds University UK), The Pilgrim, Flyway Journal, and her debut poetry collection, In Beauty We Are Made Visible (Middle Creek Publishing & Audio). She was artist in residence at Sweeney's Bothy on the Isle of Eigg, Scotland in June, 2022.

In this journal, you will explore the profound power of renewing your mind, breaking free from societal norms, and embracing a transformative mindset. Each day, you will fine empowering statements, echoing the theme that within you lies greatness the world eagerly awaits. Let this Scripture be the compass guiding your path toward personal growth and change.Within the pages of this 40-day transformation journal, you will embark on a daily exploration of self-discovery. Each entry offers an opportunity to search deeper into understanding yourself - including thought-provoking reflections that resonate with the essence of who God created you to be. Through insightful prompts and empowering statements, you'll uncover the unique qualities and purpose that define your identity. Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone serves as a sacred space for inspiration, encouraging you to embrace the journey of self-awareness and celebrate the divine masterpiece that is you.

One of the most difficult parts of leaving an abusive relationship is realizing you are in one. But once you do, what comes next? Ninety-nine percent of domestic violence relationships contain some sort of financial abuse, whether it's taking control of your hard-earned money or controlling what you get to spend. This type of abuse can damage a person's economic status significantly, as well as their mental and physical health. From identifying the different types of abuse to providing resources and ways to escape your situation, this book is your first step into reaching your safe haven and stepping out of the darkness of financial abuse. Leaving is not easy, but everyone deserves to live in peace and safety. It's time to find the light in your darkness and come out.

Join Rowan as he visits the home store to shop for a new fan and light for his home. This book can be enjoyed by any child but is particularly suited for children on the autism spectrum. It is well known that light affects these children in unique ways. In some cases, they are transfixed with turning lights on and off. Additionally, spinning fans can draw attention. In this book, Rowan learns about the different lights around him when his father installs a new ceiling fan. This book has simple, uncluttered illustrations to draw attention only to the main point of each page. You will read about five types of lights found in most homes. This will give the reader some language with which you can converse with the child about lights.