Bøger af Donald Murray Anderson

Continuing in the humorous non-tradition of Terrian Journals' TJ JNG: Terrian Journals' Jokes Nobody Gets and Half Serious (and wit) this volume, Terrian Journals' Iwitfulness, descends further into the delirium of quasi madness called humour ranging from wise cracks to delving into the uses and misuses of humour itself. Word maligning and anecdotes combine with wonderings about the funny world in which we live.

For anyone who doesn't know and all of us who think we do.The poetry of life will grow and tell it all to me and you.Expressing thoughts and feelings from youth to older ages.All the soughts and dealings in a multitude of pages.Through all the triumphs and the strife.From war to peace and love for life.Everything from nature to the "favourite wife". - D.M.A (editor)Archway: Lifetime Rhyme is a collection of more than 1,000 poems in three volumes by Archie E. Anderson, the same author who writes Archway: Six Year Book Of Dreams, Archway's Christmas New Years Rhymes, Archway's Valentine Love, and Archway's Garden Rhymes.In the first pages of Archway: Lifetime Rhyme, the poems parallel those six years. In the years following, when "normal life" is supposed to be replacing dreams, the poetry continues as the poet's experiences and surroundings become the sources of new feelings of an explorer "plumbing the unknown".The unknown is life in the present and the future. The ongoing exploration is in verse. Along the way, the poet's inspirations come from loving one person and beautiful natural places, cultural encounters, historic events, people in passing, as well as from gardening, politics, social and environmental issues, daily news stories, friends, family, food, crocheting, personal events and mishaps, happy celebrations, etc.This is a journey through life in rhyming memoirs filled with humour, mischief, wonder, adventure, and care, covering more than 75 years, with an undetermined finale still remaining unknown.

The adventures continue in Kyushu, Hokkaido, and Manitoba. As usual, unexpected events and discoveries stimulate much thought and reflection. This volume includes the beginning of a living as a newcomer experience in Winnipeg, located in the east-west centre of Canada. Is this core city the beginning of what is about to happen to Canada, or a cautionary tale?

Why is the world in such a mess? Why are pandemics, climate change, trade wars, terrorists, dictators, arms sales, nuclear weapons, and combat going unchecked? Why are they free to threaten human life and to severely hinder human progress? This volume offers an explanation in a satircal yet serious way. It's about the boundaries preventing us from uniting to solve our common problems as human beings. We need to work together instead of perishing divided.Together we can solve the world's problems. Artificial walls divide us. Let them fall.