Golden's evocative debut reminiscent of Nicholas Sparks is a bracing journey into the hearts of two lovers who came of age in the 1960s and plumbs the depths of youth, regret, and desire.

Life-long practitioners of meditation, Laura and Craig enjoy sharing their stories and inspiring others to find their spiritual, heart-connected partner and live a joy-filled life in a golden-love relationship. They live blissfully on the corner of Montague and Capulet in the Sacramento area in California.

What we have forgotten Nature remembers. Our soul hungers for an authentic existence, living from our deep beauty and gifts, in harmony with the natural world. Here we find our home, within and without, and in the life-affirming embrace of the sacred feminine. This sacred hunger for home fuels your journey of soul in The Path of She Book of Sabbats. With the primal teachings and mythic wisdom of Nature and the Gods and Goddesses as your guides, you travel across the pagan Sabbats that mark Nature's seasonal cycle through darkness, death, light and life. Guided meditations and pathwork exercises help you bring the transformative power of these Earth-based mysteries into your life, and to walk the path of your own seasons of light and dark, beauty and wounding, and joy and sorrow. Your journey begins wherever you are in this moment. Your destination is nothing less than your big, beautiful Self, and your place within this great weaving of life that holds us all.

If you really love Goldens, you’ll absolutely treasure this supreme tribute. About the Photographers: Alan and Sandy Carey’s work has appeared in nine other books and in several publications, including "National Geographic," "National Wildlife," "Audubon," "Smithsonian," "Life,""Time," "Newsweek," "Outdoor Life," "Field & Stream," and other magazines and calendars.

Ingera Land is an African nation situate on the coastland of the great Atlantic Ocean running through West Africa. The story, which began in this country, depicts the true meaning of love in the typical African manner. It depicts raw and unbridled passion unleashed by the African men over their womenfolk. It depicts the ancient order of African voodoo and how it can best be applied to achieve desired results. It also depicts an African setting that is bustling with thrills, frills, intrigues, military coup and action-packed suspense. Janet Tandor, an untapped eighteen year old urban Ingeran Lady was at the centre of this epic saga. Against her wish, a complete stranger, Kolo Alayi, charmed her with African voodoo and this resulted into a compelling desire on Janet's part to submit to all whims and caprices of this stranger. It also resulted into Janet jilting Jalim Tanga, her former young and handsome heartthrob. Meantime, Jalim Tanga felt cheated and in a murderous mood, commenced a plot to get his own back at Kolo Alayi. The waiting game did not take long because one fateful day, Kolo Alayi fell into his trap and Jalim got a chance in a life time, as he raped Janet, his former heartthrob, who was in a drugged condition. The questions remain, whether Jalim would escape the wrath of his illicit carnal knowledge of Janet; whether he actually drugged Janet before he raped her and what was the outcome of the rape act? The climax to this epic saga happened in form of a successful and bloody military coup-de-tat in Ingera Land, staged by some young bloodthirsty Army Majors. This military putsch turned out to be the turning point for all the major actors in this story, namely, Janet Tandor, Kolo Alayi, Jalim Tanga.

Barkley the dog shows Ernie and Bert how to take care of a dog they are in charge of for a day.

How could I have known these words, "Will you have dinner with me tonight?" would lead to my eventual remarriage at age sixty-five? The commitment of marriage at any age is serious, but to enter into such a relationship in the latter years of life does certainly demand some serious processing. In my book Golden Love I have expounded on the major subjects that I feel from experience are those which particularly need to be dealt with when considering a late-life marriage. Though the book is written primarily for the benefit of the couple it would also be insightful for all family members involved as well as for those in the counseling profession. Understanding emotions, financial situations, living arrangements, and health issues are just some of the subjects involved.