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  SOUL MATES FOR LIFE: Terms and...

  May McGoldrick, Jan Coffey,...

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  More Than Just a Greeting Card—A Gift That Lasts
  This little book about relationships is more meaningful than any Valentine's card, birthday card, or anniversary card you could give your partner. While cards are read once and set aside, this book offers insights, inspiration, and heartfelt connection that will stay with you both long after the occasion has passed. Whether celebrating love, strengthening your bond, or simply expressing your feelings, this book is a lasting reminder of what truly matters—your relationship.
  And if you're t ired of love stories that feel more scripted than a Hallmark movie, buckle up for something wilder—Nikoo and Jim McGoldrick, self-proclaimed cosmic stalkers, are here to prove that true love doesn't just last a lifetime… it survives multiple. (Or at least, that's their story, and they're sticking to it.) 
   What's their secret? Unwavering commitment, daily communication, and the kind of mutual respect that keeps them from turning minor disagreements into full-blown historical reenactments. From health scares to heated debates over who left the light on, they tackle life's storms with humor, heart, and an unshakable 'us against the world' attitude. 
     This isn't just romance—it's embracing quirks, laughing through the chaos, and knowing that sometimes, the best date night is just surviving the grocery store together. Want to know how they keep the spark alive? Simple: long hugs, short grudges, and the firm belief that everything is better when we do it together. 
   Ready to unlock the secrets of a love that endures? (And maybe pick up some relationship survival tips along the way?) 

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  Boat Building Skills

  Logan Bell

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  Boat Building Skills explores the rich history and craftsmanship of wooden boat construction in coastal communities, highlighting its vital role in providing fishing jobs and preserving maritime traditions. This book delves into how boat building was more than just a technical skill; it was a cornerstone of family enterprise and cultural identity. Readers will discover the intricate techniques involved, from selecting wood to mastering caulking, and how these skills were passed down through generations.
  
   
  The book examines the social structures and economic ecosystems surrounding boat building during the 19th and 20th centuries, a period when wooden boats were fundamental to nearshore fishing industries. It reveals how this traditional craft supported local economies and shaped coastal life. Through historical shipbuilding manuals, oral histories, and archival photographs, the book presents a ground-level perspective that emphasizes the lived experiences of boat builders.
  
   
  Structured as a comprehensive journey, the book progresses from defining key terms and historical context to detailed case studies of coastal families and an analysis of the economic impact of boat building. It concludes by discussing the challenges facing these traditions in the modern era and offering suggestions for preserving and revitalizing these essential skills.

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  DIY Healing Ointments

  Logan Bell

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  DIY Healing Ointments unveils the secrets to crafting natural, homemade remedies for skin ailments. This book guides you through the process of creating your own healing ointments, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional skincare. You'll discover how to harness the power of herbalism and natural ingredients to address minor cuts, burns, and skin irritations.
  
   
  Did you know that calendula is known for its anti-inflammatory properties, while comfrey aids in wound healing? This highlights the book's approach to blending time-tested herbal knowledge with modern scientific understanding.
  
   
  The book begins with an overview of skin anatomy and essential herbal medicine concepts. It then progresses to identifying specific skin conditions and selecting appropriate herbs and oils, such as lavender for its calming effects. DIY Healing Ointments provides detailed recipes and instructions for crafting various ointments, salves, and balms, tailored to address needs like eczema or insect bites.
  
   
  This craft and hobby guide emphasizes personalized skincare, empowering you to customize formulations based on individual needs, making it a valuable resource for those seeking natural skincare solutions.

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  Grass Crafts Endure

  Logan Bell

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  Grass Crafts Endure explores the survival and evolution of Shona grass crafts within Zimbabwe's urban landscape, revealing how these traditions persist amidst rapid urbanization. This book examines the economic significance of these crafts, noting how they provide crucial income for urban Shona communities. Moreover, it highlights the fascinating adaptation of traditional techniques to suit modern tastes, demonstrating the dynamic nature of cultural preservation in a globalized world.
  
   
  The study begins by establishing the historical roots of Shona grass crafts and then progresses to analyze their economic impact, adaptations in design, and role in maintaining cultural identity. It employs a mixed-methods approach, integrating ethnographic research with market analysis to uncover the intricate balance between tradition and modernity.
  
   
  These crafts, traditionally passed down through families, now serve as both a source of livelihood and a powerful symbol of cultural heritage, challenging assumptions about the decline of traditions in urban settings.

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  Drum Making Work

  Logan Bell

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  Drum Making Work explores the deep connections between cultural traditions, family relationships, and the craft of drum making. It reveals how this hands-on hobby becomes a powerful tool for passing down intergenerational knowledge and reinforcing communal identity. The book highlights how creating a drum is more than just a craft; it's a way to strengthen family bonds and preserve cultural heritage.
  
   
  The book examines the practical aspects of drum crafting, the role of drums in family life and rituals, and the broader cultural context that gives these practices meaning. It uses ethnographic research, historical accounts, and interviews to illustrate how drums feature in celebrations, ceremonies, and even healing practices. By understanding the cultural significance of drums, families can strengthen their cultural connections.
  
   
  Structured in four parts, the book progresses from basic techniques to exploring the cultural significance of drums. Drum Making Work offers insights into how families can engage with drum making to reinforce their cultural connections. This approach balances the hands-on aspect of crafts with the emotional depth of family relationships, offering practical advice and a celebration of shared experiences.

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  Snowmobiles

  Logan Bell

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  Snowmobiles explores the fascinating world of snowmobiles from their intricate engineering to their profound impact on icy landscapes and human societies. These specialized machines enable transportation, recreation, and even survival in extreme environments, fundamentally changing how we interact with cold regions. Interestingly, snowmobiles not only facilitate access to remote areas but also play a role in economic activities like tourism. 
  
   
  The book examines the evolution of snowmobile technology, from early prototypes to modern, high-performance machines, spanning their historical context and their transformation of transportation in snowy regions over the past century. Readers will gain insights into the environmental and social impacts of snowmobile use, including discussions on emissions, noise pollution, and effects on wildlife. 
  
   
  Progressing through engineering principles, practical applications, and impacts, the book culminates with a look at future trends and innovations in snowmobile technology.

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