Pepper’s Seasoning
A Man of Seems and Wonders, and You
by
Book Cover & Preview Text
Before one knows anything, one must first know one’s self, and what one brings to existence, good or bad, right or wrong, hope or despair. What we are is the end product of all the ingredients added to an environment of a lifetime of observations, experiences, and hopes, up to any given point while we live in this world. How we are seasoned by them is what makes us palatable or not, to our sisters and brothers in our lives and also around the world, and most important, just how tasteful we are in the eyes of God.
Formats
Book Details
About the Book
Before one knows anything, one must first know one’s self and what one brings to existence—good or bad, right or wrong, hope or despair. What we are is the end product of all the ingredients added to an environment of a lifetime of observations, experiences, and hopes up to any given point while we live in this world. How we are seasoned by them is what makes us palatable or not to our sisters and brothers in our lives and also around the world and, most importantly, just how tasteful we are in the eyes of God.
About the Author
Donald Paul Rice, a native of Cleveland, Ohio, was a member of the Eighty-Second Airborne Division from 1961 to 1964. As a registered nurse, his career spanned forty years. A lifelong love of poetry has led him to write his first book. His life’s environments include the projects of Cleveland, Ohio, rural northeast Ohio, and Orlando. He currently lives in Winter Park, Florida, with his wife and vacations in coastal New England.