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Some believe we will always see tomorrow, but we should always focus on today. If you have any resentment rectify it as quickly as possible. If your mad with God try to talk things through. If something is keeping you back give it to God, go to confession, and try to move forward. Have faith and trust in God. You never know what tomorrow will bring. Life could always change in a blink of an eye. So don’t worry about tomorrow. Live each day like it’s your last. Follow the righteous path, find Jesus. Bring your soul closer to God. Find your immaculate heart and let peace be with you. Matthew 10:28 "And do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul; rather, be afraid of the one who can destroy both soul and body in Gehenna."

I am a book lover who loves to read, research, write, and review. Enjoy different sources of information with my own investigative touch. Embrace the world of literature and knowledge through my unique perspective. Join me on a journey through the captivating world of books and ideas. Hello, I'm Shani also known as Shan Ruby. I'm married and have a beautiful daughter. Life is busy and I like it that way. Were always doing something staying busy. We like to walk our dogs, look for hiking trails, swimming, and ice cream. Never a dull moment especially when there is so much to do. Were out when the weather is good and mostly home when it's cold. When were home were preserving, baking, taking care of our pets, drawing, reading, or writing. Overall were a very active family. I worked as an ophthalmic technician for twenty years. My job was very personable I got to meet interesting people. For twenty years I worked in the eyeball industry, also known as Ophthalmology practice. I did everything front desk and back office. Life has been good to me, working with some of the greatest minds in our nation. Working as a team helping others see better and that was enough for me. Eventually we all moved on to bigger and better things. Now I'm here talking about the wonders of life through the Bible, along with healthy living choices. Join me in the world of books and find out how rewording it could be!

This book is about different ways to preserve food. She explains different forms of preservation like canning, dehydration, freezing, fermenting, root cellar, freeze-drying, infusion, salt and smoking. She explains how to preserve in a safe manner, how to use general equipment, different jar sizes. Also, includes recipes to preserve vegetables, fruits, meat, soups and stews. Melissa Norris ends by saying " While this may be the end of this book, it is just the beginning of your journey." She has been preserving foods for about twenty years and counting. Her tactics are very practical. I tried to make a root cellar, and it worked really well. I have cabbage, squash, potato's, apples and most of my foods lasts for months. Technically it's going to last most of the winter until I am able to start my gardening again. I learned "for everything there is a season". It begins with gardening during the spring and summer, then harvesting summer and fall, preserving in the winter. I also learned apples last three to four months in a root cellar (under certain conditions), giving me more time to preserve during the winter. There is never a dull moment around here. In result, I had more time to preserve my apples. I was able to make Applesauce Fruit Leather (like Fruit Roll Ups) Yummy! This book is like a dictionary it tells you what to preserve and how to do it. A potato in a root cellar could last four to six months, but pears could only last about two to three weeks. You have to also take into consideration what your family likes and dislikes. If nobody likes pears, I will not recommend storing pears in your root cellar. I made my own root cellar in my basement, out of insulation panels in a corner of my basement which has a window. I did not want to spend too much money because I wanted to test it out first. I really liked my setup, but there are fancier root cellars out there, which could be turned into a dream cellar. I think this book is a great resource. It's organized and has a lot of charts, making it easy to find different ways to preserve foods. For example, "Seasonal Harvest Chart," dehydration and fermenting charts. This book is very informative. The only flaw I noticed, it was too broad, leaving lots of room to add more cinnamon or nutmeg. I personally like the flexibility to add my own touch, but as a beginner I need more specific instructions. What I did was follow the recipe exactly the way it is in the book, the second time I added my own personal touch. Overall, it's a great resource of information all cramped into one book. I'm definitely keeping this book with my dictionary and encyclopedias.

A book lover: a good book changes my perspective in life. Like Animal Farm explains how history could repeat itself. I could get a better understanding why people do the things that they do. The stories from all different walks of life could be from someone across the country. The information in a good book could take me to places I could only imagine. I will be a book lover forever.

Words could be simple, complex, or descriptive. One misread word could be misinterpreted. Poems have underline meaning and that is one of my favorite parts about words, trying to understand a poem that was written in the fifteen hundreds. Words are also like paintings trapped in a time warp for anyone to interpret.