Author: Joseph Carrabis

David Knight – The Truth of You Is Closer Than You Think

Can you see the Light? Spiritual Author and Guide David Knight can.

Spiritual Development and Healing Circle Author David KnightHello all and welcome to our continuing series of author interviews. I’d like everyone to stand up and give David Knight a big round of applause for taking part in our exciting adventure.

Today’s topic is exactly that; exciting adventures. David and I will be talking about his work and studies as a spiritual seeker and the books he’s written to help others in their spiritual pursuits.

You can only learn to the level you’ve reached

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Two Toms a’ Struttin’

“I like big breasts.” “Not me, I’m a leg man.”

I mentioned that we hadn’t seen Bill, our resident Tom, for a while in It’s a Good Thing.

We figured something wildlife-ish had happened to Bill. The Girls were around – all 21 of them! – and Bill, alas…no Bill for about a week.

Today, as Boo (our rescue Bassador) and I returned from our walk, I saw a herd (I know, the proper term is flock and these were moving like a herd. I’m an author. Live with it) of Turkeys heading into our backyard.

This didn’t surprise me. Our Turkeys have become the guardians of my writing. For reasons beyond my comprehension (but I’m sure I’ll discover because I’m starting a new story, A Raccoon’s Tale, that involves Three Turkeys playing Macbeth’s witches. Again, I’m an author. I’ve learned to live with it), they show up when I’m writing and leave when I’m finished. As I write off and on all day, it gets quite busy.
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It’s a Good Thing

Anybody want a cookie? How about a peanut?

It’s been a while since I wrote about our backyard guests.

Not for lack of guests.

Euste and Vasch are regulars, as are Agnes, Francesca and The Girls. Ophelia and Oaps are constant visitors. Haven’t seen Bill in a while. More hens, less Toms. They probably like it that way. And I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention The Coyotes. Such a delight, under the full moon’s light, they.

A few nights back, long before the recent Nor’Easter, the Kids and Mom came back, aka Hecate, Sheldon, Veronica and Porgy.

Porgy came up and asked if I wanted him to take my picture.

Mighty neighborly, don’t you think?

He settled for a cookie and some peanuts.

It’s a good thing.


Karsten Bech Nielsen – Smart Money and the Evils of BitCoin

Personal Finance Expert Karsten Bech Nielsen on a 360º view of Money

Karsten Bech Nielsen - Mind Your MoneyHello all and welcome all to another Author Interview Plunge. Today’s guest is Danish Personal Finance Expert Karsten Bech Nielsen. Karsten is an architect, author, publisher and seasoned investor. He considers himself an IT nerd and be that as it may, he’s become financially independent due to his knowledge of the banking, finance and insurance industries.

Most books on personal finance are narrowly focused. They ignore things that are extremely important

 
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John F. McMullen – johnmac the bard, a Life in Verse

John F. McMullen “johnmac the bard” and the power of Poet Laureating

John F. McMullen and FalaHello all and welcome to yet another Author Interview Plunge. Today we’re talking with johnmac the bard, the Poet Laureate of Yorktown, New York, John F. McMullen. When John’s not writing poetry he’s an adjunct professor and has been a full professor, hosts a weekly radio show and organizes poetry events in both his and other areas.

I’d like everyone to stand up and give John F. McMullen a big round of applause for taking The Plunge.

The bloom was going off law school with real property classes and others

 
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