It's Just Prairie

Richardson, Ron

Here & There Publishing

It's Just Prairie Too

A series of papers presented at a conference about the intersection of Bowen Theory and how it relates to current theological understandings.

Bowen Theory and Theology: What's God Got to do with It?

Religion & Spirituality

Voyagers

Haught, Dr John F

Frost, Randall

Jeunnette, Carol

Carolin, Joseph

Debord, David

Goodine, David

Religious Studies

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Cancer victims, family members and loved ones paralyzed by fear of imminent death or the likelihood of losing a loved one, take heart! Turn away from suffering and the prospects of an unknown eternity. My experience of beating stage four-colon cancer, related in this book, offers relief from fear for the Christian, the lifelong atheist, the agnostic staring into the face of death and an unsure future. Read my account of how I arrived at the same point as you.

How I Beat Stage Four Cancer

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

Independently published

When Ron Richardson was halfway through second grade, his mother got a call from his teacher. "Have you bought Ron's books yet?" she inquired. When his mother said she certainly had, the teacher said, "I don't think Ronnie understands why he is in school.Though classroom studies offered little to interest him, he was always keenly following the details of life in his small Oklahoma town. Ron comes from a family of storytellers, and preserving the often-hilarious tales of growing up in the 1940s has become his mission. The characters in this collection of stories come to rollicking life, with a small dose of Ron's imagination, to take you back to Hollis, Oklahoma: a place in time.It's been said that Ron Richardson could find something humorous at an old time hanging. This could be true, even though Ron probably never attended a public hanging. He does have the ability to see humor in some of the weirdest places and events."Horny Toads and Cotton Bolls" is a wild and hilarious ride through Ron's childhood set in the 1940's and 1950's in Hollis, Oklahoma still tucked away in Southwest Oklahoma. If you ever asked someone, "how do you get to Hollis, Oklahoma?" The most likely answer was "You can't get there from here." Most of Ron's family secretly might have thought that Ron bordered on the dull normal because of his lack of interest in school. However when you read his stories, one gets the feeling that there might be just a touch of genius in there somewhere. Morris Hart found a buddy for life in the Hollis Elementry School, and only discovered later he and Ron shared a gift for telling stories. These memories are even more precious now, since Morris passed away January 21st 2018.

Horny Toads and Cotton Bolls

Humor & Entertainment

Hart, Morris

Humor

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