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Simply click on any of the picture icons below that you think you might find interesting and see if that page makes you smile, think, gather up a worthwhile idea, decide to write your autobiography, begin to imagine what life was like before the internet, or perhaps find interest in one of our eclectic web pages for reasons you prefer not to discuss with others because, as you say, it's absolutely none of their business! You are certainly welcome here for any reason at all!

My Life Story Autobiography BookMY LIFE STORY: As Lived and Written by YOU! is the simplest and most enjoyable way for anyone who is close to their 60th birthday (or way beyond!) to record all of their most important memories. It is an autobiography just waiting to be completed through an entertainingly thorough fill-in-the-blanks format. Great birthday gift idea!


In The Likeness BookIN THE LIKENESS: The Last Testament of Adam, The First Man is a book quite unlike any other you will have ever read before. The personal memoir of Adam, the first man, is written from his unique perspective as the original creation to be called by the name of man. In The Likeness is quite unexpected all the way through!


Whole Life Book
WHOLE LIFE: Looking Back While Looking Ahead is an autobiography about sales and marketing success and failure and why it is often difficult to say just which is exactly which. It is a personal memoir of experiences within the life insurance selling profession. Very funny, very insightful, and every word of it is true - which makes it sort of sad also!


Terminal - The Play!TERMINAL is a play about how things began and how they might be expected to end. It is a funny and very clever three act comedy-drama that would be perfect for any stage that requires four interesting characters (Eve, Adam, Lucifer, and Gabriel) and has 90 minutes to fill with laughter and intrigue.



Love Letters to the FutureLOVE LETTERS is the web page with an idea about how you can send a letter to someone you care for in the present to be delivered at some point in the future. Sample letters are to be found on this page, if only to get your brain moving in the right direction. Take a quick look at this page because if this idea appeals to you, it will really appeal to you.


Writing Tips - How to AutobiographyAUTOBIOGRAPHY WRITING TIPS page contains some specific ideas (ten actually) on how to set about writing your life story. Light-hearted approach, as probably should be expected, but some helpful and very honest comments that even your closest friends wouldn't have the nerve to share with you. Well, you know how you are sometimes!  


Joe Dokes - Business SatireJOE DOKES, CLU is the funniest and saddest monthly feature ever to appear in a national business magazine. Funny because every one of the episodes the poor insurance agent protagonist must endure are so true to life. Sad because every one of the episodes the poor insurance agent protagonist must endure are so true to life. Worth checking out if you have ever been a salesperson . . . . or ever just tried to avoid one!

Speaker for your next meeting?SPEAKER
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About David Douglas FordABOUT AUTHOR A very brief bio page which is still in all probability more than you care to know about David Douglas Ford. These biographical pages do seem to be sort of expected in some circles, however, so we have included one here too! Plus some cool links and writing samples.



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