Bøger af Pamela Johnson

A story of life where love and resilience go hand in paw."Oops, Twix Did It Again!" is a heartfelt memoir by Pamela Johnson, a renowned dog trainer and educator. In this book, Pamela shares her remarkable journey alongside her beloved Border Collie, Twix, offering a testament to the incredible power of love, resilience, and the unwavering bond between humans and their four-legged companions.For Pamela, Twix isn't just a dog; he's a soulmate, a teacher, and the love of Pamela's life. This Border Collie came into her world and taught her the ture meaning of unconditional love. Twix, her beloved companion, serves as Pamela's source of inspiration, happiness, and unwavering support. He is her sanity in chaos, her therapist in times of need, and her partner in creating beautiful stories.This book continues the heartwarming tale of Pamela and Twix from her first book, "Twix Runs Again." It is filled with challenges and triumphs, and writing this book became Pamela's therapeutic outlet to cope with the pain, anger, and post-traumatic stress related to Twix's injuries.Twix faced adversity when he needed emergency herniated disc surgery not once but twice. Their story is chronicled with raw honesty, and Pamela shares her emotional rollercoaster as she navigates the trauma of Twix's accidents and rehabilitation, along with their changing dreams. Through her words, she found a way to let go of the past and embrace the present.Join Pamela and Twix on their extraordinary journey of resilience, healing, and love. "Oops, Twix Did It Again" deepens the incredible bond between a woman and her four-legged family.

I mainly wrote this book because I wanted to share the love story Twix and I have. Twix is my soul-mate and means more to me than anything in this world. He might be a border collie, but we have a connection and an incredible relationship, unlike anything I had ever experienced before Twix came into my life.Twix had emergency herniated disc surgery after a frisbee accident on Sept 24, 2016, and it took me five years to write this book. Partially because I never felt like I was a writer and honestly did not know where to start, I didn't give up on my dream as I felt the need to share this never-told story. Writing is difficult for me, and I found this book especially challenging to write. It was hard for me because it was emotional and brutal to re-live all of the trauma Twix and I endured. Whenever my fingers met my keyboard, I would sob as memories of Twix's accident and the obstacles throughout his rehabilitation process would flash before my dilapidated eyes.I believe the most heart-wrenching part was thinking back to our life before Twix's herniated disc and feeling heartbroken that all our dreams of competing and performing were flushed down the drain. Sure, we moved on, our dreams changed, and we found joy in living our day-to-day lives, but I mourned our old life together for quite some time until I wrote this book.When Twix got injured, I knew I had to share his story, our story. The steadfast love for my boy drove me to work unbelievably hard to help Twix recover from his frisbee accident that resulted in emergency herniated disc surgery which left him paralyzed for weeks. I knew I had to help him run again. I had to do anything and everything I could for Twix, and I did.I did not have to research this book's topic because Twix and I lived it. However, I did have to explore ways to help Twix through rehabilitation with the help of expert physical therapists, using canine physical therapy books, the internet, and watching YouTube videos on canine conditioning.Ultimately, Twix, the love of my life, is my motivation and inspiration for writing this book!

This book is designed for kids that are learning the alphabet or already know it. It uses colorful bold illustrations to grab your Childs attention! But wait...theres not just alphabet, but numbers too! You get 2 in 1! This book teaches kids the alphabet, test their memory, and also learn how many letters are in the alphabet too! As the character finds her way home see if you and your child can spot things to count and things that are not mentioned in the reading that are associated with the number or letter. This book is colorfully illustrated, read along with your child as they learn their ABC's and 123's!

It's 2002, almost fifty years since the sea smashed through Lydia's grandmother's front door, sweeping away her family. Lydia survived the flood of 1953 but was left holding a terrible secret. Events of that night still haunt her. As a teenager she tried to leave those events behind, escaping to New York with Luc and taking the name, Layla. With Luc she survived a storm of celebrity. Now, she prefers solitude. In her remote beach-hut studio overlooking the North Sea, Lydia has found a way to live with her past - she makes art from flotsam, photographs clouds and waves. Or so she thinks until certain special objects wash up and she tries to create a work of art that will confess the secret she's carried for decades. Then art historian Martin arrives and wants to research her years in the art world of 1960s New York, and she's forced to rethink her role in the pioneering performance piece, Taking In Water. As Martin's questions lead her back to the night of the storm, Lydia is told that her refuge on the cliff is threatened. Coastal surveyors are staking out her home. She must decide - is it more dangerous to reveal her past or to keep on hiding?

Have you ever wondered how you would cope if there was a disaster? What would you need if there was no power or communication for an extended period? Would you be prepared to remain in your home for a few days, a week, or a month without venturing outside? Can you put your hands on exactly what you would like to take with you if you had to evacuate? Written specifically for a single woman living in an urban environment, this is a practical guide to prepare your home for safety and comfort for as long as you would need to stay inside. You will learn what you would need to have on hand, where to store supplies in a limited space, how to prepare for possible evacuation, what to do about personal hygiene, and how to provide for your pets in the event of a catastrophe.

This book is a cut, colorful, imaginative look into the mind of the character, Tiny Tina During the Pandemic. A young mouse dealing what she is hearing during this scary time. The story touches on different issues that happened in the beginning of the Pandemic. Tiny Tiny imagination goes wild thinking about what she is hearing and seeing, and how it all happened. Take a look, and see what's going on in the life of Tiny Tina. The story just might make you smile!

Every year thousands of Pastors migrate to Canada seeking a better life for themselves and their families. Upon arrival, they soon realize that the credentials that afforded them ministry opportunities in the countries of their birth are seldom recognized by denominations in Canada. This book tells the stories of these migrant Ministers and CCM the organization that is helping them to fulfill their destinies.

In Book Two of A Nation of Mystics, author Pamela Johnson resumes her skillful exploration of the late-1960s and the counterculture through the eyes of a communal family, following the strengthening relationships of the tribe as they search for enlightenment through mind-expanding hallucinogens and work for political change. Christian Brooks, now twenty-one years old, expands his underground activities by moving into Europe to acquire chemicals for his high-yielding LSD lab in Los Angeles. Kathleen Murray struggles to develop her own business in a male-dominated world, searching for a balance between spiritual enlightenment and money, while trying to find a way to resolve binding love and independence. Forced to leave the Bay Area, Myles Corbet becomes an undercover agent working for Interpol in Germany and Amsterdam. Using all the botanical talent of his young life, Jerry learns to produce the beautiful and vision-manifesting mushrooms of the Mazatec shamans of Oaxaca. Supervisor Dolph Bremer, more frustrated and therefore more ruthless, turns his police investigations on Lance Bormann, attorney, as he contemplates a way to pay Bormann back for his successes in the courtroom. The different threads of the family's conflicts, acquired knowledge, and personal resolutions finally intersect in the building of a community park on university land in Berkeley. As the youth movement pits itself against the establishment, the conflicts ultimately explode in tear gas and gunfire over the idealism of People's Park. Although set in the 1960s, Book Two: The Tribe addresses questions that continue to be relevant today-what constitutes true crime, police reaction to civil disobedience, the nature of religious freedom, and needless violence when legal access to sacramental hallucinogens, money, and spirituality collide.

In this final book of Pamela Johnson's epic trilogy on the 1960s, the story of communal family and their search for enlightenment through religion, mind-expanding hallucinogens, and mysticism continues. Although the social and political bruises of the Berkeley People's Park riots begin to heal at the Woodstock Music Festival, the family soon faces new danger from both murderous competitors and law enforcement.In Journeys, the decade draws to a close, and as time passes, members of the Tribe are forced into making difficult choices. Christian Brooks finds he must return to India to face his demons. Kathleen Murray searches for a way to continue to hold to her ideals, even though hard men take her innocence. Myles Corbet, now a full agent working in Europe and Asia for Interpol, must finally come to terms with his actions, including the betrayal of his best friend, Jerry Putman. Narcotics Supervisor Dolph Bremer faces the case of his life; he will win all or lose all in his contest with attorney Lance Bormann.Through its characters, A Nation of Mystics explores eternally relevant human questions-how to seek peace in the presence of evil, the life-altering implications of personal choices, the discovery of strength, and the fortitude to transform idealism into action.Book 3: Journeys, ties together the important threads of America's counterculture beliefs into a single knot, the ideas and actions of a generation poised on the threshold of a new decade, ready to stand the test of time.

Amid decades of war and political strife in Myanmar one family fights back with their weapon of choice - the Bible.Three generations of Emmerline's family have been living out their love for God by rescuing children who have been orphaned, abandoned or made destitute by their country's upheaval. Theirs is not merely a story of evading the enemy and surviving, but also one of seeking out the vulnerable and teaching them how to thrive.Daring to trust God against all the odds, this is the powerful story of one family's sacrifice to provide a home for orphans so that the children of Myanmar could hope for a better future.Royalties from the sale of this book will go to Vision Beyond Borders and the Daw Gyi Daw Nge Orphanage.Content Benefits:This powerful story of one family's sacrifice over many years to protect and show the love of Christ to many lost children in Myanmar will inspire you to do the good in front of you and see that actions of love can change lives for the better. - Tells the incredible story of three generations of Karen Christians living out their love for God.- Will inspire you to see what happens when one family chose to use the weapon of love to combat evil.- Understand what it was like being a Christian in a predominantly Buddhist Myanmar at a time of ethnic cleansing and military dictatorship.- Be inspired by these courageous Christians living for God in extreme circumstances.- Opens a window onto the lives of persecuted Christians.- Shows the effective legacy faithful missionaries have had over the years.- Will encourage you to take action where you are and do the good in front of you.- A perfect gift for any occasion to encourage friends, family or loved ones .- Royalties from the sale of this book will go to Vision Beyond Borders and the Daw Gyi Daw Nge Orphanage.- Photos - An 8 page insert features many of the people whose stories are told.- Binding - Paperback- Pages - 152- Publisher - Authentic Media

In the modern business world, there is a shortage of effective yet culturally diverse leadership. Most attempts to develop multicultural leaders are limited to "one-way" training, coaching, and mentoring programs. Individuals are expected to quickly fit in and adjust to the corporate culture. All too often, the result of such programs is highly qualified people who are uncomfortable and uncommitted-and who eventually leave the organization.Everyone is Multicultural: Bridging Cultural Influences for Business Success is designed to help organizational leaders, leadership candidates, and the general public gain new insight and direction into the current workplace diversity agenda. Dr. Pamela Johnson draws on more than twenty years of experience in multicultural leadership development to explain the past elements of the diversity movement, redefine the meaning of true diversity, and present a new theory of multicultural leadership development.Developmental change takes time-time to think, time to feel, and time to grow-and only an ongoing process of multicultural leadership development will produce sustainable results. Everyone is Multicultural can help anyone gain an appreciation for themselves and others and learn what it takes to succeed in the business world today. It's the perfect guide for individuals of all cultural influences who want to improve performance, workplace relationships, and diversity initiatives.