Marriage Life A Players Game
Marriage Life a Players Game, not literally, looks at the concept of marriage and ventures into a fictitious story of a family who go through the trials and trivialities of everyday life, adjusting and compromising to get through issues.
"Written By
Charles K. Wright"
Love
Learn
Communicate
Understand
Share
Togetherness
Affection
Joy
Planning
Goals
Progress
Happiness
Life
Soulmate
Family values
Structure
Relationship
Book Information
Title:
Marriage Life A Players Game
Author: Charles K. Wright
Format: Paperback, EBook
(Paperback) ISBN: 9781418433055
(EBook) ISBN: 9781414094595
Publisher: Author House
Pub.
Date: May 2004
A Fun Art
"Written by Charles K. Wright"
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About the book Life's Essence
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The book is light Poetry-Prose with some Innuendo. In all rather humourous. Small in size, rich in content. No matter how many readings one may still find new meanings leaving one to delve deep into thought bringing forth new ideas.
Book Information
Title: Life's Essence
Authors: Charles K. Wright and Jessica Roach
Format: Paperback, EBook
(Paperback) ISBN: 9780759634541
(EBook) ISBN: 9780759634534
Publisher: 1stBooks Library (Author House)
Pub.
Date: June 2001
Song Lyrics
by Charles K. Wright
Copyrighted
Library of Congress
Washington D.C.
(1) We Could Have Worked Good Together
(2) There's Nothing Like Drink
(3) The Beauty of the Children
(4) My Ambition
(5) Honesty
(6) Do You See
Lyrics by Charles K. Wright,
Music by Andrew Hayman, Sung by Chrissie Hughes
Lyrics by Charles K. Wright, Music by Andrew Hayman,
Sung by Mark Alfred & Chrissie Hughes
Lyrics by Charles K. Wright, Music by Andrew Hayman
and Andrew Hunt, Sung by Chrissie Hughes
Lyrics by Charles K. Wright, Music by Andrew Hayman,
Sung by Chrissie Hughes
Lyrics by Charles K. Wright, Music by Andrew Hayman,
Sung by Chrissie Hughes
Lyrics by Charles K. Wright, Music by Andrew Hayman,
Sung by Chrissie Hughes
The Chase - As Reality Nears
The Chase - As Reality Nears is a fictitious story
of a man that had it all in reality, but his reality became despair as
he tried to figure out what was happening. Through the clouds of obliqueness
he had to pull all the strings and recall all his knowledge of past events
in order to solve the puzzle. Time was running out as he was against the
clock. A story of lies, deceit, entrapment, snares and mind games to turn
his life into turmoil. Fast and furious, Slow and vivid. Remember what
one reads has many meanings and understanding is the only way to solve
the puzzle.
Chaz.
Knowledge is a vast entity. Many people have many interests and seek the information to fulfill their passion.
With so many mediums to seek info; One of the best, if not the best, being the net as it is so easily accessible giving one the correct information at a quick rate. Therefore, it is no wonder people use this method frequently.
Throughout life one reads regardless of the medium. Whether it being newspapers, posters, pamphlets, books, television. However, it is true that the more one reads or seeks the greater the knowledge gained.
Going back to the past, while in University, there were two mathematic books by a popular author. I was not aware of it until I browsed the reference system of South Bank University's Library. They didn't half help, came in handy actually explaining the biz in ever so layman terms. Moving onto the present, I had a butchers at this book I picked up from a hawker on the street which also came in handy. Now I have some knowledge at the concept of learning but I did not have the concept of what it entails to make a website. With so many software packages and information I chose to read html text first and then play with the "easy to do" packages. The book being daunting initially but eventually all this information gained put me on the right track to trying a thing or two. Quite frankly there is a lot to learn, and no matter what your skills there will be changes as time goes by thus making one have to learn again. I do give praise to books of these stature, as I ask myself, "How is that someone could write a book or a package that explained all ever so simple. The answer being, "an inept ability to produce layman term concepts".
The need for most people is to reference/read something that is attractive to them that they can relate to whether it is for a specific need or interest.
These may range from Title's such as "Chicken Soup" to "To Kill a Mocking Bird" to "Of Mice and Men" to "Twelfth Night" to movie classics such as "The Driver" to reference material such as the "Encyclopedia Britannica".
Understanding is got from practicing, reiterating, practicing, reiterating as it takes time to graft and learn. Once learnt then one will not have to practice and reiterate so often.
There is always an interest.
An Interest
Learning is a process throughout the years
Gaining knowledge of the fruit that it bears
Never stopping the want to take on knowledge in abundance
However, never wanting to make it redundant
Consuming it at a snails pace
Diverting from wanting to make it a race
Occasionally becoming a rabbit
Not making it a habit
Enjoying the occasions smiling with joy
Referring to it as a new toy
Never ceasing to obtain
Gaining the thoughts to now retain.
Written by Charles K. Wright.
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