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    Everyday Gratitude Vol 2

    By Felipe Adan Lerma

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    About this ebook

    My second volume in my "Everyday Gratitude" series continues to search for the small gratitude in the living of each ordinary day.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFelipe Adan Lerma
    Release dateMay 11, 2012
    ISBN9781476050997
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    Everyday Gratitude Vol 2
    Author

    Felipe Adan Lerma

    Grandfather of five, father of three, and oldest of six. Married over 30 years. Family, children, and relationships - a cornerstone of all the fiction and poetry. * Born and raised in Texas, and recently lived a year in Vermont, his wife Sheila's gorgeous home state, Adan brings a gentle infusion of yoga and fitness to bear on life long interests in writing, painting, dance, photography, and the arts in general. Determined to learn about the ideas of Western Culture that have informed our civilization, Adan put himself through college with the help of his GI Bill benefits. More recently, he has added certifications in fitness and yoga. His self stated mission on his website, reads, "Integrating Yoga Fitness and the Arts." * M.A. Humanities, University of Houston Clear Lake M.A. English Lit, University of Houston Clear Lake B.A. Theatre Arts, University of Houston Clear Lake AFAA - Group Fitness Certification CPR/AED - American Heart Association Zumba - Zumba & Zumba Gold Licensed SilverSneakers - MSROM (Muscular Strength & Range of Motion); Cardio Circuit; Yoga Stretch - Stress Reduction Yoga 200 Hr CYT - Lex Gillan, The Yoga Institute

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