An Aborted Ambitious Goal - Cassagnol, Marie L.
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This book is an exciting short story full of surprises. The storyline is based on fiction, but inspires with many dramatic events that are realistic. It is about sadness, fallen from grace, and being blessed again with faith and happiness. An Aborted Ambitious Goal is a fictional short story. A lady named Sofia was searching for her daughter Sofa for almost two years faithfully. She lived in Senegal. Sofia was a true Christian, and practicing her religion like Jesus was coming down in the flesh Sofa was raised in the same manner. Sofia thought that her daughter was abducted somehow. By the…mehr

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This book is an exciting short story full of surprises. The storyline is based on fiction, but inspires with many dramatic events that are realistic. It is about sadness, fallen from grace, and being blessed again with faith and happiness. An Aborted Ambitious Goal is a fictional short story. A lady named Sofia was searching for her daughter Sofa for almost two years faithfully. She lived in Senegal. Sofia was a true Christian, and practicing her religion like Jesus was coming down in the flesh Sofa was raised in the same manner. Sofia thought that her daughter was abducted somehow. By the grace of God, some family members of the criminals helped, and solved the case by notifying their teachers.
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My name is Marie L. Cassagnol. I was born in Cayes, Haiti, south of Port-Au-Prince. I am a mother of two children and five adorable grandchildren: Brendan, Tristan, Zaylan, Kaydan, and Syra. In high school, I participated in the team championship of volleyball in 1969, chez les Soeurs de la Charité de Saint Louis. Growing up, I wanted to become a nun, mostly because I attended Catholic school. After I graduated high school, I attended Lycee Philippe Guerrier des Cayes. There I changed my mind. I looked outside the convent, and I got married. When I arrived in the United States, I didn't feel passionate about the jobs I was doing. I went back to school. I attended Roxbury Community College, and I received my high school diploma. At the same college, I took some nursing courses. Family matters took a toll on me. I dropped out of college at the end of my second year. I attended a business school, where I earned a medical assistant diploma.