Aria Lewis Profile

Over the recent years, literature has seen a continuous increase in the popularity of memoirs among the reading public. A memoir is a form of creative non-fiction in which an author recounts and narrates important experiences from his or her life. It is basically a collection of memories written from the perspective of the author himself or herself. It is worthy to note, however, that a memoir is different from a biography. In essence, a memoir is not a full historical accounting. It does not necessarily have to cover the entire life of a person. A biography, on the other hand, does this. It is filled with historical facts about a person, and it covers his or her whole life, up until the present.

Anyone who has read Jack Weaver’s memoir will realize the magnitude of Alzheimer’s disease, which does not only steal one’s memory but also shortens his/her life span. Anyone who thinks he/she could prevent the disease early on or lower their risk for developing Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia will do everything they could to protect their learning memory and other cognitive functions, as well as extend their life span. If he/she had to prevent this progressively debilitating disease, they would start with food.

Meet the unstoppable Edith Vosefski, an eternal optimist who hails from Downers Grove, Illinois! The Nine Lives of Curious Edith chronicles her life of love and caring for others with a unique sense of humor that models life can be fun as well as serious. After college, she was a housemother in a children’s home, a teacher, homemaker, program administrator in a psychiatric hospital, and founder of the Northern Illinois School of Etiquette. Her story takes the reader on a lively, humorous, and faith-filled journey from the horse-drawn ice wagons of her childhood through her courtship, sixty-four year marriage to her husband Joe, and their international travels together. Edith first became an author in her seventies and finished The Nine Lives of Curious Edith just after her ninetieth birthday while dealing with the residual effects of a stroke. Her memoir will capture your heart and inspire you to keep growing and learning at any age… just like Edith does!

If you are sick, overworked, tired, depressed, bored, or just plain unhappy, the best thing you could do for yourself would be to take a vacation! So grab your best friend and head out to the greatest state in the union, Oregon!
Oregon is located on the west coast. The West Coast, from Washington down through California is beautiful, and tucked in between Washington and California is Oregon, the most beautiful state, and in my opinion, something extra special!
The state of Oregon has many things not found in most of the other states, but it also has interesting things found in some other states.