My Hidden Romantic Bone

About the Book

My hidden romantic bone was born by observing my pass sweet memories and the joys of today.  In 2004, I collected $2,500 from my co-workers, and my husband and I added $1,000 and we bought medicine for people in our home town in Ghana.  I believe in generosity.  You'll never fail!  Reflecting on my twist and turns I always end up in a trail of glory.  That strengthen me to put a smile in every heart and mind which needs it the most.

  This year I am going home to visit relatives.  I will look into what I can offer to change someone's life.  I have shipped about two thousand children clothes, shoes, school bags, pen, pencils, rice, sugar, books etc.  I am planning to buy a few lap-tops for the school in my home town.  There are many in middle school who haven't seen or have a clue about a computer.  Doing this someone may say is a show off. But those who know me best knows I love to share the little I have with everyone.  To the poor and to the young I will always share.  And to the rich and old there is always something in me to share.  I have experienced that by doing so, makes me never in-need.  I was only three years old when my mother died from bitten by a poisonous snake.  It was at night and there was no car to send her to the hospital in the nearest city, which is three miles away from our home town.  To cut the story shot - sometimes I wonder how blessed I am.  A hand here and there hold me to gather throughout my life and I am grateful to all.

  I'll be very please if you join me to stretch our hands to another child whose story might be like mine or my mother's.  By picking up a copy of my poems and a word of mouth to your friends to join us and I-tell-you- my-friend!  It will be a good reward to you and the receiver.  Perhaps a clinic or a hospital can be build to prevent another life and a child can get a chance to attend school to discover their purpose in life.  I hope that the grace of our maker give you the wisdom to take part.

May it be well with us all.

I bless,

Alice 

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