When My Wings Are Done - Lafond, Robert
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It's the story of a young man growing up after his father's untimely death. The boy, turned young man, turned college student is consistently reminded by snippets of his days with his father, how his life is meant to flow, and that he will not leave this earth until his wings are done. Angels in the Heaven the young man questions are building wings for those who are preparing to leave their earthly home. The young man, while in college, finds his father's words were predestined instructions that are unfolding before him. He suffers the loss of a fiancé in an airplane accident he blames himself…mehr

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It's the story of a young man growing up after his father's untimely death. The boy, turned young man, turned college student is consistently reminded by snippets of his days with his father, how his life is meant to flow, and that he will not leave this earth until his wings are done. Angels in the Heaven the young man questions are building wings for those who are preparing to leave their earthly home. The young man, while in college, finds his father's words were predestined instructions that are unfolding before him. He suffers the loss of a fiancé in an airplane accident he blames himself for, but finds his girlfriend's spirit is not ready to leave because she won't accept the wings made ready for her. It's love over and over and trust constantly being re-built when he has the chance to start anew with a new love interest. How many of you will be ready to accept the wings being built for you? Do you believe in Angels?
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I'm 74 years old and have found the joy of writing, the freedom of my expression, my imagination, can make people smile. I was married once to a woman who bore me three beautiful daughters. They have succeeded far beyond my abilities. Each one a success in their own right. My second wife is my success in making the right decision the second time. I spent 30 years with the US Postal Service and before that, 18 months on an Army base in Viet Nam. I learned not to volunteer when the odds are against you. I left a piece of me behind in country. Now I pay everyday for it, but find the endurance to see the end of each day having completed something. Sitting On a Headstone, my first book, chronicled those 18 months in graphic detail. The man who said 'War is Hell', was not kidding.