The hard-to-believe fact--but nonetheless true--is a single question a day can help you take steps to grow infinite love that lasts, not only today but Forever and Ever and Then Some. In the story, John and Maria accept the challenge. Come join them and be surprised and delighted with them as you discover you can grow your True Love That Lasts by asking just a single question a day. Writing this book, I though a lot about you, the reader. As we begin our journey to Grow True Love That Lasts together, we have a very real partnership. Like all partnerships, there is a common goal and areas of responsibility for each of the partners. Our common goal here is for you to quickly enjoy all the benefits my co-author Carol and I have enjoyed by asking just a single question a day. My area of responsibility is to present you with a QEP--Quick-to-learn, Easy-to-use, Proven-to-work--process that can immediately help you Grow Your True Love That Lasts with someone you really care about. I hope you will join me in asking the single question of the day so I can guide you to grow True Love That Lasts a little each day & make each day an easy step closer to living a life that is better than a dream come true!

The Secret of Growing True Love That Lasts: How a single question a day can help you love and enjoy your spouse more for a lifetime - starting immediately

Steffen, Jim

Steffen, Carol

Parenting & Relationships

Arkettype

Why This Study and Story 
When I started my 25-year journey, the furthest thing from my mind was to do a historical study of the northern Long Mountain area of New Milford. Having just purchased 40 acres of hillside woodlands on the west side of the pond abutting our house lot with my wife, I simply wanted to locate it on the ground. We had purchased the parcel to protect our view shed. Having been in the area for many years, I had assumed that the pond's other side was rather remote and not easily accessible. When I discovered that someone was contemplating logging it, I became concerned that someone had figured out how to access it easily and economically. While logging was not a concern, we were worried that the area could become susceptible for housing. Thus, armed with a questionable map generated by our predecessor in title, I started to look into the 40-acre tract on the pond's other side-which I dubbed Rock Cobble Pond-that my wife and I had just purchased. 
But, it was not only my wish to locate on the ground the 40 acres we recently purchased that led to this study. If there had been no issues regarding this property, a simple survey would have been sufficient. But, that was not to be. Trying to reconcile conflicting marginal maps indicated that more in-depth look, an expanded research effort, was in order. 
As I started my research, one thing stood out. The area was not unique. There were views, rock formations, woods, streams, etc., but so what. Why were there so many boundary disagreements in the region? I realized very early on that, to locate the 40-acre piece on the ground would require an understanding of the boundary issues that plagued the area. I also realized that such an understanding would require a study of the region surrounding the 40 acres. Concerns of neighboring owners suggested that something was amiss. 
The direction of my research evolved. Comments by Elizabeth Gaffney (owner of the 60 acres to the west) claimed that individuals were attempting to steal her land. Irving Ruman (owner of land abutting to the east) complained about a land-locked parcel on top of Rock Cobble owned by someone in Florida. Frank Perlowsky (an area contractor) claimed that an individual named Serano (prior owner of the 40-acre parcel that my wife and I recently purchased) did not own any land in the valley. At this point in time, I had no idea as to who these mentioned individuals were, but my curiosity had been aroused. Everybody agreed that the nature of the area had changed. What we saw as woods had been open pasture as recently as the late 1940s. They also agreed that existing survey maps were of poor quality, confused and not totally accurate. 
The changing nature of the area, disagreements about ownership, and the strong feelings associated with these disagreements convinced me that a study was in order. This realization was the start of my quest to understand what happened in the region in general and, by inference, the 40 acres recently purchased by my wife and me.

The Unknown Right: A Study and Story About the 10th Lot in the North Purchase Section of New Milford, Connecticut

History

Halasi-Kun, Adam

Americas

In "The Secret of Growing True Love That Lasts," Jim & Carol Steffen share the simple single question a day to grow True Love That Lasts a little every day. However, building the habit of asking that so simple single question a day is not simple-the question is so very simple, building the habit is not. Over the years-both with time management and growing True Love That Lasts, I discovered the Habit Builder that has the following characteristics will assure you of enjoying the desired results for a lifetime. 1. The process is simple. 2. It takes very little time. 3. It has a method to keep score. 4. CRITICAL-It is connected with something that happens daily. 5. It has the motivation to hold your feet to the fire. This Habit Builder is a detailed workbook to start the chain with helpful reminders to keep you from breaking it and to help you acknowledge your successes, both big and small, along the way. Use the Habit Builder every day to grow your True Love That Lasts and enjoy the QEP-Quick-to-learn, Easy-to-use, Proven-to-work-process that can immediately help you Grow Your True Love That Lasts with someone you really care about.

The Secret of Growing True Love That Lasts Habit Builder: How a single question a day can help you love and enjoy your spouse more for a lifetime - starting immediately

Jim Steffen

Carol Steffen

The plays of William Shakespeare remain the most popular to perform on any stage. The reasons for this are many including the timelessness of the plays' themes and exceptional writing. Theatres also appreciate that the plays allow for unlimited creativity while also being affordable to perform since there is no expensive or restrictive licensing. Of course the problems faced with staging his plays include the extensive casts and the long performance times. In Shakespeare's time, a play of three or more hours was common. Current audiences prefer plays that are one to two hours long. In "Shakespeare for Contemporary Theatre" Jane Farnol takes some of Shakespeare's most loved plays and edits them down to suit modern needs. The cast lists are trimmed and the script is edited to focus on action while maintaining the bard's style and language. The result is a play that moves well and is accessible for theatre companies to perform. Additionally, there is no licensing fee to perform these edited versions as long as a credit is included in show programs. Directors are free to innovate as their situation allows.

Shakespeare for Contemporary Theatre: Vol. 1 - Macbeth, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Henry V

Literature & Fiction

Farnol, Jane

Dramas & Plays

"You have been offered a spot at Tripence Academy. It is a very prestigious institution." Selene did not know how the Academy had found her or whether she should leave the comfort of her home in the woods. She had lived alone since the mysterious death of her parents, but thanks to their books of magic, she had been able to survive well. But there were things she needed to find out about herself and her family. Going to the Academy of magic might provide her the answers she was looking for. Although her first instinct was to not trust anyone, a voice deep inside her convinced her to accept the invitation to the school and the adventures that would come with it.

The Dragon's Mark

Teen & Young Adult

Moon, Eclipsa

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Quiet Moments

Smith, Frances L.

Poetry

Ryan's Magical Shoes is a fun and magical children's book that teaches young children to accept differences in others. People are not all the same because we come from different countries with different cultures and values, but you can embrace those differences and still be friends. Lori's parents were Holocaust survivors who inspired her to treat everyone equally. To hate others based on their religion is a catalyst for genocide.

Ryan's Magical Shoes

Children's Books

Ellis, Lori Klisman

War, Love, and Happiness

Biographies & Memoirs

Kim Ribeau

Memoirs

When Arthur Palmer started working in the homeless shelter, he did not expect to find much humor there. Surprisingly, it permeates the place: it could be found everywhere. It is part of survival, part of moving from one day to the next, especially if the next day does not look like it is going to be any better. This does not seem to make sense in the beginning but as time goes by it becomes very understandable. Arthur began bringing a notebook with him to the shelter to keep him company during overnight shifts and to help him process all that he experienced there. "Humor, Humility, Homelessness" includes excerpts from his journal along with poems and musings about human nature.

Humor, Humility, Homelessness: Life In A Small Town's Shelter

Politics & Social Sciences

Palmer, Arthur P

Social Sciences

Speech Tips with Spunky Monkey

Sherbel, Lisa

Education & Reference

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