My Life in Words
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When I was nine-years-old, I wanted a horse more than anything.
I didn’t know about wishing on white horses ( www.wishonwhitehorses.com), but I knew about wishing on birthday candles, and the first star of the evening, and they knew about me. When I was 12, my dream came true. I got a perfect horse. When I was 21-years-old, and about to be married a cowboy told me to marry people not horses. I saw some validity to his statement, so I sold my horse, and cried for the entire day, and grieved many years more. People who bury their face in a horse’s mane and breathe deeply will understand, but then I suspect that anyone who has loved an animal and been loved in return, will understand as well. That experience taught me, that dreams do come true. We all want something. #Money #Success #Relationships #Children #A dog #A man #A woman #A perfect body #Perfect health #A spiritual understanding #Someone to love and to love us in return. Ask most everyone, and they will choose most of these items. However we want more. We want the magic . "Just living is not enough...one must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower." --Hans Christian Anderson
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Hey You all, How about a little help from my friends. I must sell 200 copies of my book or they will drop me like a S'More too long on the fire. I’m setting a goal of 200 for one month. That will be June 23. Find the cheapest book The Frog's Song available, Kindle, physical copy. I don’t care for I’m more interested in book sale numbers than money. Make sure you get the correct Frog Book, there is one that sells for $135.00. The Frog's Song by Joyce Davis I know new books are damn expensive these days, can’t help it, it’s the nature of the printing process. However, look at it this way: The Frog’s Song is worth every penny. It took ten years to hit the shelves! Ha ha, I love you guys whether you buy or not. People who stop here are the greatest. 
About Joyce'Joyce's travels have taken her beyond the shores of her native continent, but she's back where she started, in Oregon. Archives
June 2019
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