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Life Is Not a Dress Rehearsal

Life Is Not a Dress Rehearsal

Life Is Not a Dress Rehearsal

Anthony W Orlando

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iUniverse
Año de edición:
2005
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Memorias
ISBN:
9780595369980
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'We are finite beings in an infinite existence on a neverending exploration called life,' notes this teenage author. Struggling with the basic questions we all encounter along the journey yet guided by his father’s often overused but subtly comforting adage Life Is Not A Dress Rehearsal, Anthony Orlando takes us through his unique adventures in the hope that we might all find the answer to life’s queries.With the pioneer attitude that man was meant to explore, Anthony combines the stories of his interesting travels with insights from a teenage soul to write Life Is Not a Dress Rehearsal: The Spiritual Journey of a Teenage Traveler. From a near hole-in-one on the cliffs of Pebble Beach to a historic journey through Colonial Williamsburg, Anthony’s trek is a refreshingly original parable that allows us to explore our own existence and the underlying spiritual thread.In a heroic tale that entails exciting trips across the world, sentimental insights into the beauty of the human condition, and a distressing search into life and death at their worst, Anthony tells the saga of human nature in prose so down-to-earth and inviting that we cannot help but join him on his reflective journey.

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