Soul Searches
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Opening Ceremonies Fresh-pressed blue strolls last night’s recent portrait dedicated to 2010 Olympics called Hastings and Main. Fully turned-up windows drive by with purple lips glued tightly against Starbuck’s lids making certain credibility remains intact from refuse staring back at motorcade inching obnoxiously to sterile offices with overstuffed lunchroom fridges. Another bridge between the classes is born. Out of Service social worker in rehab prefers name of Jesus when interviewed by the Disney Channel and regulars of Men’s Room after hours at City Hall. His dad, God, lives in broken latch unhinging landlord known for owning the Crown Jewels, half the east side the dealers and all the rice wine you can put in your belly. Not a bad days’ work when you can find it. Opening ceremonies is free to all spectators including the ‘Ringleaders” from other countries still allowed to attend as long as they bring their own liquor and share the brown bag like everyone else does down here. No exceptions are permitted.
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About the Book
Soul Seaches is a collection of journeys, life experiences delving into the complexities of human behaviour. The sooner we realize that we share the same reactions and emotions to situations as those with whom we live with in the global community, can we understand that we share more in common with each other than our differences in race and culture. This fact should be the compelling reason for working colllaboratively with fellow humans from other nations to build a world that is sustainable and provides a opportunity for growth and success particularly for those less fortunate than ourselves.
About the Author
Having spent the past 30 years in the professions of Social Worker and Vocational Rehabilitation Consultant, Rick has counseled thousands of people from the street to corporate boardroom environments His experiences have compelled him to write this collection to demonstrate that there are no differences in the human spirit regardless of where we come from.