Are you looking for read ebook online? Search for your book and save it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Download From Chicken Feet to Crystal Baths PDF full book. Access full book title From Chicken Feet to Crystal Baths by Ian Mote. Download full books in PDF and EPUB format.
Author: Ian Mote Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 150490396X Category : Travel Languages : en Pages : 512
Book Description
I have been to every province in China, and the book is made up of travel stories about the places I have been and the experiences I have had. For instance, I have been hosted in first-class establishments in Shanghai, been drunk with miners in Inner Mongolia, wandered out in the Gobi desert, and nearly been sick on the embalmed body of Chairman Mao. This book is about being a Western expat adjusting to life in Asia, first in Hong Kong and then in Shanghai. It is about negotiating with local people on whether prostitutes are required after dinner, singing Chinese songs in the middle of meetings, and finding the only spot in the country without an army of tourists spoiling the photos. I wish to share travel and living stories from Hong Kong and every province in China, through the eyes of one fascinated, curious, worried, reckless, adventurous, queasy, stunned, and quite tired English expat.
Author: Ian Mote Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 150490396X Category : Travel Languages : en Pages : 512
Book Description
I have been to every province in China, and the book is made up of travel stories about the places I have been and the experiences I have had. For instance, I have been hosted in first-class establishments in Shanghai, been drunk with miners in Inner Mongolia, wandered out in the Gobi desert, and nearly been sick on the embalmed body of Chairman Mao. This book is about being a Western expat adjusting to life in Asia, first in Hong Kong and then in Shanghai. It is about negotiating with local people on whether prostitutes are required after dinner, singing Chinese songs in the middle of meetings, and finding the only spot in the country without an army of tourists spoiling the photos. I wish to share travel and living stories from Hong Kong and every province in China, through the eyes of one fascinated, curious, worried, reckless, adventurous, queasy, stunned, and quite tired English expat.
Author: Ian Mote Publisher: Xlibris Corporation ISBN: 1669826074 Category : Family & Relationships Languages : en Pages : 514
Book Description
I have lived in China for 13 years, and my daughter was born there. This book is made up of my experiences – not just about becoming a parent for the first time, but then about bringing up a child in China. For instance, I have had to deal with traditional medicine treatments that I could not even pronounce, been embarrassed when my daughter at age two spoke more Chinese than I did, and worked out that stairwells are great places for shadow boxing when you find yourself as the only man staying in a maternity centre. Just do not punch a nurse when they walk past you. This book is about being a Western father adjusting to parenting in Shanghai. It is about negotiating with our carer to actually get to hold my daughter, learning to sing Chinese lullabies using roughly the right Mandarin tones, and wondering if I could rob a bank with an ice cream. I wish to share parenting and living stories from all over China, through the eyes of one proud, curious, worried, adventurous, shocked, confused, and really quite tired English Dad.
Author: Joe Nathan Hill Publisher: Fulton Books, Inc. ISBN: 1633382451 Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 157
Book Description
This book describes what life was like for my family and me living in rural, rurban, and urban Alabama during the 1940’s, 50’s, and 60’s. Life for a poor black family living in Alabama during these decades was quite challenging. Even more challenging was being a poor black male growing up in Alabama during the 40’s, 50’s, and 60’s. This is my story.
Author: Jerome Styron Publisher: Jerome Styron ISBN: Category : Science Languages : en Pages : 87
Book Description
The fact that crystal healing has been practiced since a very long time highlights the success of this healing practice for treating physical and emotional imbalances. Crystal healing was not confined to one culture or one land. Nor was the practice kept secret from the world. It was and is open for all to learn and experience the benefits. A little preview of what you'll learn after reading this book: · What are the best crystals to get started with · What are chakras and their connection with crystals · Cleansing, charging and programming your precious energy holders · What are the physical and mental benefits of crystals · And my favorite: meditating with crystals Using crystal therapy is a non evasive form of treatment and as such provides one of the safest and most natural ways of holistic healing. You’ll be surprised at how easy it is to attract just about anything you want in your life, and live a happier and more fulfilled life by the simple use of crystals.
Author: Zebulon C. Miller Publisher: Fulton Books, Inc. ISBN: Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 251
Book Description
When I was in rehab, I mentioned to a counselor that I was an aspiring writer. She suggested I write a memoir and specifically suggested I include details about rehab and recovery; she said, "There are tons of books about addiction and tons of self-help books about recovery, but not very many memoirs written by addicts that share their journey through recovery." At three years sober, someone close to me said, "You've been able to help yourself, and that's good, but good people help themselves, and great people help other people. If you could find a way to tell your story, that would be great." My book describes the personality traits and character defects that began my journey into drug and alcohol abuse, the gradual decline of my mental and physical health over fifteen years of addiction and over a decade of recovery. It also describes the process of finding a home group in twelve-step programs and finding a sponsor, both of which I feel are integral to success in the transition from early to long-term recovery, and I describe the reintegration process with both my spouse and my immediate family. My story needs to be told because it's a bit less exorbitant and appalling than other popular stories and different from the way addicts are typically portrayed in movies and television. Most addicts are not homeless, jobless, and friendless; they are quietly imploding at the behest of those closest to them and unbeknownst to nearly everyone else. We, as a society, are moving into an era of awareness and action regarding mental health; it's finally okay to admit we need help. However, many addicts and alcoholics use a worst-case scenario as a metric for the progression of their illness and convince themselves they need not pursue solutions to their addiction and mental health, often until it's too late. I hope if they hear a middle-of-the-road, white-collar journey like mine, they will proactively take action to save themselves, their marriages, and their relationships with their children and their families before the consequences become so dire that they lose them entirely.
Author: Ian Mote
Author: Ian Mote
Author: Ian Mote
Author: 
Author: Joe Nathan Hill
Author: 
Author: Jerome Styron
Author: Lyman Abbott
Author: Zebulon C. Miller
Author: 
Author: John Albert Sleicher