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A Frog in Your Pocket: Life Lessons from Dad
A Frog in Your Pocket: Life Lessons from Dad
A Frog in Your Pocket: Life Lessons from Dad
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A Frog in Your Pocket offers forty-eight charming and entertaining stories with valuable lessons. Each simple vignette brings a timeless gift of practical wisdom, easy to appreciate and apply.

Discover a pocketful of lively inspiration for a bolder leap into everyday life as you learn about the art of speaking your mind; that its not really about luck; and theres joy in saying, my pleasure.

K. J.s short and often humorous reminiscences reveal touching family moments and a memorable legacy of a devoted husband and dad. I recommend reading this book slowly and savoring the lessons. Anita Renaghan, author of PrinceS

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Release dateFeb 15, 2016
ISBN9781489706416
A Frog in Your Pocket: Life Lessons from Dad
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K. J. Eraci

K. J. Eraci was married to her husband, Anthony, for fifteen short years before his sudden death. She has enjoyed her career as a teacher and reading consultant, but experienced her greatest joy as a wife and mother. K. J. is a member of the Chicago Writers Association. Visit her at www.afroginyourpocket.com.

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    A Frog in Your Pocket - K. J. Eraci

    Copyright © 2016 K. J. Eraci.

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    ISBN: 978-1-4897-0640-9 (sc)

    ISBN: 978-1-4897-0641-6 (e)

    LifeRich Publishing rev. date: 2/11/2016

    Contents

    A Garden Needs Tending

    Altar Boy

    Christmas

    Book Smart vs Street Smart

    Under the Bus

    Ma

    Heavy Lifting

    Engaged

    Holy Hill

    Joy

    Friends Indeed

    Baseball

    June

    A Roof over Our Heads

    A Frog in Your Pocket

    Headaches

    Pirates

    Jokes

    My Pleasure

    What’s the Worst That Could Happen?

    Carnivals

    Happy Birthday

    Gravy

    Life

    Sugar Is Sweet and So Are You

    Real Men

    Pyramid Scheme

    Family Man

    Great America

    Six Degrees of Separation

    Movies

    Roadkill

    Pass

    Perfect

    Books

    Swimming

    Safety First

    Growing Up

    He’s Not Kidding

    Cards and Ponies

    Tell Me a Story

    Lemon Shake-Up

    Hobby

    TITFDOTROYL

    Bridges

    Dad’s Chair

    In Giving, We Receive

    Last Lesson

    For Justin and Jennie

    To give color and shape

    to the missing piece in our hearts

    "The world is not made up of atoms,

    it’s made up of stories."

    —Muriel Rukeyser

    Preface

    He was a big man with a big heart, gentle and full of wit. My beloved Anthony and I shared fifteen years of married life together and the arrival of a son and daughter had completed our family. In 1991, Tony died suddenly and our young children and I lost a precious part of our lives. Years went by, and though I had many photographs of our happy times together, I came to realize that our children

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