Honest Brokers: the Role of the LEA in Post-16 Education

Johnson, Fiona

Schagen, Sandie

National Foundation for Educational Research

<p>Cooking with the Madre proves that eating can still be one of life's greatest pleasures - even when required to adhere to a vegan diet free of sugar, gluten and salt in preparation for drinking plant medicine.From delicious main meals and warming soups to mouth watering desserts, indulgent mocktails, salads and dips, Fifi Johnson shows how to eat a sustainable diet without sacrificing taste and gives a lesson in how cooking - and eating - is a spiritual practice.A zen meditator, visionary healer and natural psychic, she illustrates the values of compassion, gratitude and love and shows us how healing ourselves with food is to heal the earth.By the end of it, you'll want to eat like this for life, not just for the weeks prior to a plant medicine ceremony.More info at https://www.cookingwiththemadre.com/</p>

Cooking With The Madre

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Special Diet

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

El Gran Libro De Los Experimentos (Spanish Edition)

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

EDC Pub.]

The inspiring true story of how a rodeo champion's faith and determination helped her achieve her dreams and overcome some of life's greatest obstaclesFiona Johnson was born a city girl, but was always drawn to horses. At 10 she saved all of her pocket money to buy a saddle at a garage sale. Eventually, after months of nagging, she persuaded her parents to buy her a horse to go with the saddle. And so began a lifelong love affair with horses and rodeo. Fiona eventually moved from city to country when she met the love of her life, Matt. Sadly, tragedy struck shortly after they were married. Fiona was diagnosed with leukemia, and wasn't given very long to live. But Fiona is a fighter, and was determined to beat her illness and fulfill her dream of participating in rodeo events. Shortly after her release from seven months in hospital, Fiona decided it was the time to finally learn how to rope. After many failed practice sessions, she eventually got the hang of it and went on to win the rookie title for ladies breakaway roping in 2005. Now, 10 years later, in remission, and with two children, she can look back at the most difficult time in her life and revel in her triumph over near tragedy. Fiona is a true survivor and a champion roper, and this is her story.

My Wild Ride: The Inspiring True Story of How One Woman's Faith and Determination Helped Her Overcome Life's Greatest Odds

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Allen& Unwin

<p>Fiona Johnson was born a city girl. But she was always drawn to horses. Aged 10, she saved all of her pocket money to buy a saddle at a garage sale. Eventually, after months of nagging her parents, she persuaded them to buy her a horse to go with the saddle. And so began a lifelong love affair with horses and rodeo. Fiona eventually moved from city to country, when she met the love of her life, Matt. Sadly, tragedy struck shortly after they were married. Fiona was diagnosed with Leukemia, a rare form of cancer. She wasn't given very long to live. But Fiona is a fighter. She was determined to beat her illness. And determined to fulfill her dream of participating in Rodeo events. Shortly after her release from seven months in hospital, Fiona decided now was the time to finally learn how to rope. She desperately wanted to be part of the rodeo world. After many failed practice sessions, she eventually got the hang of it and went on to win the rookie title for ladies breakaway roping in 2005. Now, 10 years later, in remission and with two children, she can look back at the most difficult time in her life and revel in her triumph over near tragedy. Fiona is a true survivor and a champion roper. This is her story.</p>

My Wild Ride

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