FOREWORD for Linda G. Shelnutt's WINDOWS WALKABOUT
When my colleague Linda G. Shelnutt first told me of this project, I snorted: Snobs and old hippies trying to keep groovyness alive with uneven floors, uncomfortable chairs that rock when you dont want them to, terrible guitar music on the sound system and ragweed radish salad for $67.00.
I was soooo wrong.
This is not just the story of hard working people who restored joy to decaying mansions once proud and warm with family life.nor is it simply a list of suggested places to stay for a weekend or a weeks getaway.
No.
This absorbing piece is a balm for the weary soul thirteen ways to ESCAPE to relax to rejuvenate and heal. Youll meet nice middle class people who had a dream and are making it come true. Youll be relaxing with spectacular views and furniture you can sink into while they happily work to make your escape fantasies come true.
Linda Shelnutts mastery of facts and figures shines through here as well maybe giving YOU an idea for a second career with your lifes partner
While you escape and relax in ultra max comfort, you can ponder who youve become who maybe you can be.
Lindas graphic imagery will sooth your spirit and relax muscles grown tense with worry allowing you to do all this and more in the comfort of your own home.
There is simply too much here you dont want to miss So get ready to read with lightened heart and open mind these stories will shortly start you dreaming
and where there are dreams there are dreams come true. ENJOY!!! ********************* This FOREWORD was written by JOHN W. CASSELL is the author of eight books in various genres, all descriptive of life in America during the Late Sixties and Early Seventies. Since his retirement in 2006 as a courtroom prosecutor with over one hundred felony jury trials to his credit, he has written over one hundred book and cinema reviews and has published several guest editorials in Israel National News.
