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This was written following the recent passing of my mother, another Jamaican matriarch with the Trench Town people in mind. Her life teachings are reflected in most of the substance of what appears here. She was an only child with an independently stubborn and unwavering personality. She was a person who would think and act decisively on her feet.Mama, you taught me to put a meaning to life’s lessons and to seek for answers, not just accepting anything willy nilly. I have written about the many issues we would often discuss with some possible solutions. I have included a plan for the uplifting and development of Trench Town. I have shown how America can end Racism.For those youths we see so often shot down in the streets of the ghettoes, there is “Who is running the code.” “Rise Trench Town Rise and Welcome to the ghetto” gives full credence to a life we once lived amidst the crime and poverty.Mama you taught me how to triumph over adversity and rebound with strength of unparalleled spiritual force. I am my mother in every way as from her loins I came. Your works over the many years on this planet speaks. The issues and concerns we often ponder I have stated here. Observing mama over the years, I have always wondered where she got the strength to do what she does and surely but slowly the answer came clear to me that her strength came from her pure spiritual belief in the power of the Almighty God through which and by which all things are possible.Mama all that I am comes from you and God. Rest mama rest!This book is a testament and tribute to my many travels and works with the peoples in America, Jamaica and Canada. It is a compilation of many experiences I have had with the people over many years. I have had the greatest privileges of learning from the people on ground zero.This is a sociology book written in the style of a social documentary and historiography of the ways and means of a people. It is a series of books within a book. It is a synopsis and a journal of life as we live it minute to minute, day by day. This is my signature writing style.

This is a book about growing up and growing older while playing a small part in Trying to Save the World. It’s one Everywoman’s journey from civil rights to feminism to environmental activism. From Radical Therapy to Compassionate Communication. From feminist spirituality to Buddhist Peace Training. From wilderness community to permaculture and the Transition movement for local sustainability. Set among a circle of friends living in a California village of backyard creeks and campfires, this is a story of thinking globally and acting locally and doing good while having fun.

This is a book about growing up and growing older while playing a small part in Trying to Save the World. It’s one Everywoman’s journey from civil rights to feminism to environmental activism. From Radical Therapy to Compassionate Communication. From feminist spirituality to Buddhist Peace Training. From wilderness community to permaculture and the Transition movement for local sustainability. Set among a circle of friends living in a California village of backyard creeks and campfires, this is a story of thinking globally and acting locally and doing good while having fun.

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This book was written and illustrated in a simple factual manner to enhance children’s understanding of the Holocaust and the need to understand the importance of history. It has successfully been used by thousands of teachers and students. Children are the hope of the world and the lessons they learn from the past, both good and bad, cause and effect, how and why, will guide their future.

This is a true story about how Carol and her daughter, Claire, adopted their pet cat, Hermione. Dr. Roggendorf is a real veterinarian, practicing in Georgetown, Texas.

Hermione is still alive, well, and continuing her adventures. Carol has plans to relay more of her tales in future publications.

www.catstalebycarollilly.com

This is a true story about how Carol and her daughter, Claire, adopted their pet cat, Hermione. Dr. Roggendorf is a real veterinarian, practicing in Georgetown, Texas.

Hermione is still alive, well, and continuing her adventures. Carol has plans to relay more of her tales in future publications.

www.catstalebycarollilly.com

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