All of us have intuition that tells us what we need to do to make ourselves happy. As we learn to trust this intuition our lives become less stressful and more fulfilling because we are being true to ourselves and not following everyone else. This book is meant to inspire you to learn to trust that intuition, and find what works for you individually to calm your life and enhance it to the best of your ability. The writing style is playful and brings insight to serious topics so that the reader can relate and learn to enhance their life and decrease the stress that living can cause. The book jokes about dumb clichs that people use to try to comfort others, or to avoid the pain in life and the feelings that follow. It also teaches that if we do not feel the bad in life as well as the good, we will not grow. When we hit an obstacle in life, a decision is made whether to bang our head against the wall or try another direction to see where it leads. The point is to learn and grow in the process. The hope in this book is that you will think seriously about what you are doing to make yourself happy in this long life we are living.

Social letter from S.A. Brown on Turtle Creek to Eleanor Green in Bono, Indiana.

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Messages bombard her computer. YOU MUST UNCOVER IT. Just starting high school, who wants to watch their best friend become MISS POPULARITY and be left behind? Not Gilda, already an outsider living with really wasted foster parents. All she wants is to have her best friend back. She yearns for that sense of connection with Patti, the closest thing she ever had to a family. Gilda finds photos of her dead friend on her computer. But she isn't dead! An emotional storm pulls her into another dimension that only exists for her. Or so her therapist thinks... As Gilda journeys into a dangerous and mind-boggling altered reality, the reader is faced with the question: What's REAL anyway?