The time has arrived or should I say, you have arrived. You had to crawl before you could walk, endure before you could enjoy. Now that you have, I must say weve been waiting for you to end one season and enter into another, so welcome to the Shedding Season; the third phase of your journey. The Shedding Season will help you remove your makeup or take off your steel toe boots, whatever the case maybe. Its going to undress you and strip you naked; all you have to do is listen. Its a blueprint for cleaning out your closet and getting rid of those unwanted; unhealthy remembrance of hell on earth or simply enjoy the sweet fragrance of life. Its time to take another look in the mirror and hopefully this time youll like what you see, if not its time we fixed that. Like unwrapping a present at Christmas time, you also had to be unwrapped, in order for the real you to live like your suppose to. Youve shedded the old you and now its time to let the world see what you were created to be. This is your Shedding Season, grab it and never let go. Embrace your journey, because you had to take it, just remember, seasons do change and so can you.

Pomeranians are among the fluffiest—and most loyal—of the tiny dog breeds, but is a Pom the perfect pooch for you? Distinguished by its vivacity, intelligence, extroversion, and fierce loyalty to its family, the tiny Pomeranian can make an excellent companion—for the right person. As with any breed, and dogs in general, it's important for you to know what to expect when you bring a Pom into your life. Whether you're a new or an aspiring Pom owner, Pomeranians For Dummies teaches you everything you need to know to find, choose, raise, care for, and have a ball with a member of that outstanding breed of dog. How do Poms stack up to other toy dogs? How do you properly socialize a Pom with people and other dogs, so she's well-adjusted? How is caring for tiny dogs—especially when they're puppies—different from caring for larger breeds? You'll find the answers to these questions and so much more. From finding your canine soul mate to breeding Pomeranians for show or companionship, this fun and practical guide is written in plain English and covers all the bases, including how to: Decide whether the Pom is right for you Find a good Pom breeder Select the perfect Pom for you Make sense of your Pom's behavior Train your Pom Keep your Pom happy, healthy, and well-groomed Know what common health problems to look for Take your Pom on the road Additionally, you'll learn ten fun facts about Poms, fun activities to do with your Pom, a cleaning schedule, which household items are dangerous for your pet, and online resources. Get your own copy of Pomeranians For Dummies and start a long, happy, and healthy life with your little buddy.

A A A This volume brings together prose from three decades of writing by Verena Stefan, one of the most influential contemporary feminist writers in the world. A A A The original 1975 German publication of Shedding -a novella that narrates the radical transformation of a young woman against the backdrop of the early 1970s women's, civil rights, and health care movements-created such a stir that the work has been hailed as "the feminist equivalent to Mao's little red book." To date, over 300,000 copies of Shedding have been sold in Germany. Included here is the first English translation of Literally Dreaming , a delightful collection of eight stories written in the 1980s, drawing a portrait of life as the narrator of Shedding may have envisioned it-women living together in natural and rural settings, independent of men. Stefan has written for this volume a new essay, "Euphoria and Cacophony," which traces the extraordinary reception-and backlash-that greeted Shedding in the 1970s, and the effect on her both as a writer and as a symbol of the German women's movement. A A A In resonant prose, and with a refreshing honesty, Stefan speaks to the universality of women's lives, a concept popular in the 1970s and 1980s, and ripe for re-discussion now in the 1990s. Stefan was a pioneer in "experimental writing" before the phrase was coined, and her writing about women's lives is as immediate today as when it first exploded on the German literary scene. A A A

Hanna Kay describes her journal, begun in summer 2003, as a dialogue between one and oneself. She says: 'Keeping a journal is like meeting this person inside me head-on'. And that person is an artist whose journal helps the reader understand something of the way an artist thinks. Both her journal and the paintings produced in her studio measure the passing of the seasons and the artist's emotional empathy with the Australian landscape the and living things about her as she responds to the seasonal changes wrought by Nature. She says: 'The locals [in rural NSW] refer to my Studio as "the shed". For me the 200 square metres framed by iron-bark posts and corrugated iron, is a sanctuary in which I dare to experiment, question, or be idle. The solid structure and the five acres that surround it protect me from the world's follies.' Her observations of the environment are recorded poetically, her own musing interspersed with references to world literature. The book is dedicated: 'To Nature, while she's still around'.

In this book discover everything you need to know about keeping your best dog friend happy and healthy as your newest pet companion. You will learn... 10 Ways You Can Make Your Dog’s Life Better! Top 7 Dog Grooming Tips You Must Take Before Taking Your Pet to the Groomer How To Deal With Your Samoyed Shedding Season How to Tell the Difference Between Shih Tzu Hair Growth Stages The 3 Month Pomeranian Shedding Season - Your Dog's Shedding Guide How to Prepare Your Home for a Cocker Spaniel Shedding Season How to Deal With an Australian Shepherd Shedding Season How to Minimize the Shedding in Your Home: Tips from a Border Collie Owner Let’s read on…