An Anonymous Deviant has upgraded your deviantART membership

WOW, This is the first time I have had a Premium membership!! I want to thank the person who gave me this!! I am not sure how it works, but I am going to exsplore!! Thankyou sweetheart for such a wonderful gift, and right here at Christmas too!! Much Love to you!!!

Whooley COW!!!! I just got another one!!! I really don't know how to thank the two Anonymous artist for the gifts!!! I am speechless, and my heart is thumping Big time for my Love of my gifts!! Thankyou ever so much, and I'm sending Much Love!! WOW!!






My brother published his first book!! We are so proud of him!! [link] OMGoodness my brother's book just moved up to no. 2 best books to buy!!!! Here is a preview

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
December 2012, a massive solar storm knocks out the power grid. Three hundred million Americans are suddenly faced with a survival situation. They have no water, electricity or fuel. Food rapidly disappears from the store shelves, not to be replaced. Only three perecent will survive. Those three perecent will have much in common. What does it take to be one of them?






Four Rules:

1. Don't gossip. Be careful with your words and say only what you mean.

2. Don't take anything personally. Nothing others do is because of you. What others say and do is a projection of their own particular reality, their own peculiar view of life. Don't take criticism or praise to heart, they have no true meaning.

3. Don't make assumptions. Ask questions. Communicate as clearly as you can to avoid misunderstandings, sadness and drama.

4. Always do your best. Your best will change from moment to moment. Under any circumstances simply do your best and you will avoid self judgement, self abuse, and regret.





[link] this, it is amazing!!







[link]

Read about real ghost exsperience, and advice from professionals.


If you are interested in Daz program and 3d models, check here for free,[link]

WONDERFUL and FUNNY SHORTSTORIES [link]

Aunt Tilly

Prologue

Aunt Tilly died a year ago, but she still baked biscuits every morning.  It came as something of a surprise the first time she dug her way out of the grave.  After the third time we gave up on her staying buried, and accepted the fact that she wasn't going to just leave the way normal corpses do.  Her biscuits were not as good as they had been before her death either, but we still ate them.  We didn't know what she might do if we turned them down, and we didn't want to hurt her feelings.

Read the rest of the story at his site link I posted. [link]

My favorite song Stand By Me  [link]