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This story is a continuation of the lives of Phoenix and Trey, who
now goes by his given name, Tyre. They get to know each other
through dating in the Chicagoland area and a lot of spots are
highlighted. They find that are highly compatible and have a lot in
common, until the relationship is tested by an unexpected
handwritten letter to Tyre.
This book is about Trey, a college professor, who has gotten
involved with the wrong woman and it almost costs him everything he
has worked to build. Phoenix, is living away from home and is
bombarded with job stress and a troubled romantic entanglement.
Both are sinking and cleave to their spirituality to survive.
This story is a continuation of the lives of Phoenix and Trey, who
now goes by his given name, Tyre. They get to know each other
through dating in the Chicagoland area and a lot of spots are
highlighted. They find that are highly compatible and have a lot in
common, until the relationship is tested by an unexpected
handwritten letter to Tyre.
"Traveling Streams: A Reflective Journey" presents a collection of
observations, poems, and short stories-all inspired by traveling to
or living in different cities around the world, such as Paris,
Chicago, and Boston. It reminds the observer that beauty is always
around for those who simply take a second look. It shows how every
place has its own gifts and energies. "Window Washer Bravado
#1Yesterday, while working on Michigan Avenue, I looked out of my
window because I saw this rope hanging from the building. Later, I
noticed that it was actually a pulley Then, I saw that is was a man
sitting on a small board cleaning the windows of the building, one
pane at a time I looked closer and noted the precision with which
he worked. He looked like he could have been in his thirties. I
felt," That is so brave to take on job like that " And here we are,
afraid to do the small things in life. This man puts his life on
the line every day It taught me a lesson: Forge ahead with courage;
it could always be worse. Hats off to the window washers of
skyscrapers "
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