Angus, Fay Additional Author mixed material bibliography San Fransisco Harper & Row Publishers 1983 monographic en English

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Fay Angus has something to say with humor and style-on just about everything in How to Do Every-thing Right and Live to Regret It: On Faith: "Hot or cold, but never lukewarm? Make mine hot!" On Parenting: "When we raise our children on a lap full of laughter, we program into them the merry heart that Solomon says is a 'continual feast.' It will nourish them all their lives." On Disappointment: "He is God of the impossible; he is hope of the hopeless. When we are powerless to help ourselves, or when no one is able to help us, God moves his miracles through our lives." On Middle Age: "When I was carrying our first baby, my husband put his arms around me and said, 'Well honey, your anchor's dragging, and your cargo's shift-ing, but you're still my dream boat!' Eighteen years later, I was no longer with child, but my anchor was still dragging and my cargo was still shifting-1 had entered middle age." On Pain and Grief: "Grief is a love word. We do not grieve for those we do not love. To love is to risk losing, but not to love is to have already lost." On Accepting Ourselves: "We need to thank God for ourselves... We all come tagged: 'With the compli-ments of your Creator!"" 248.40060602368 Perpustakaan STTB Bandung Theological Seminary 248.4 Ang h E12002220 Non Fiction 248.4 Ang h How_to_Do_Everything_Right.jpg 27640 2014-11-11 08:49:23 2025-09-26 17:12:44 machine generated