Common Sense to Contemplate
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If you have If your haircut
a dream,
pursue it
by taking action
and coming up
with a plan
and a
deadline.
doesn't turn
out right,
remember,
it will grow back
(unless you're
bald, then
you don't have
to worry
about this.)
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About the Book
Humor is an important element in good health. We take ourselves too seriously sometimes. This book of common sense is multi-dimensional. It is a collection of thoughts for all ages: children, teens, and adults from all walks of life. It is written to help us think before we act or react too quickly. There are sketches to enhance the ideas shared. The thoughts can be taken literally or if thought about, a deeper meaning can be read "between the lines." Some are humorous and some are more serious. Common Sense to Contemplate is a book to sit down and relax with or share with someone else. Some of the thoughts may sound familiar because you or someone has said them. Remember – the book is just common sense. The reader can, also, have the opportunity to share some of his/her common sense in the second book of the series: Common Sense, Too. (See information at the end of the book.) Common sense is just those things that are sometimes apparent, but we are in such a hurry we don’t do them. This book helps to remind us of those ideas and actions.
About the Author
Joan Rush has been writing since she was a teenager. She has written poetry, short stories, and now books. Through her writing, teaching (24 years so far), lay speaking at her church, hypnotherapy, and work as an independent Nikken Distributor, she hopes to "Help Make Positive Life Changes!" for others and herself. She, also, enjoys photography, developing mulit-media productions, traveling, and camping. She graduated from Frostburg State College and Johns Hopkins University with degrees in elementary education, special education, and Communicative Disorders. She continues to attend seminars, conferences, and classes to keep involved in learning. Being an observer of people and an excellent listener, she has a lot of experiences to share with others. She lives in Maryland with her husband and son who have been very supportive of her endeavors. She knows it is important to reach for her dreams, no matter how many years it takes. She knows that life is an adventure and one must participate in order to really live.