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Through the Bridges of Life
Through the Bridges of Life
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The book Through the Bridges of Life is informative, has ideas, and experiences that you and the author have gone through and only a few have went through.
Enjoyment of people, places, and strange things are inside. The book, a cup of coffee, and your favorite chair will make you smile.
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Release dateJun 26, 2013
ISBN9781466999480
Through the Bridges of Life
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Jerry Fitzgerald

The author is from a small town in Ohio. The town becomes noticeable when he was ten years old and still up on the map. He went to a small elementary school, first to eighth grade and then to high school with five other elementary school students as a freshman. He started with his homeroom in the journalist room, which was there until he graduated. He headed in the large university. All kinds of things happened from then and now—car accident, heart attack—and back outside of the same small town, there he started with. Retired from teaching and now working on this book, the author hopes his family, some friends, and past co-workers may enjoy this book.

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    Through the Bridges of Life - Jerry Fitzgerald

    Through The

    Bridges of Life

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    Jerry Fitzgerald

    © Copyright 2013, 2014 Jerry Fitzgerald.

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the written prior permission of the author.

    ISBN: 978-1-4669-9947-3 (sc)

    ISBN: 978-1-4669-9949-7 (hc)

    ISBN: 978-1-4669-9948-0 (e)

    Library of Congress Control Number: 2013910733

    Trafford rev. 12/22/2014

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    North America & international

    toll-free: 1 888 232 4444 (USA & Canada)

    fax: 812 355 4082

    Contents

    Introduction to ‘Through The Bridges of Life’

    A Place To Work

    Aptitude VS. Attitude

    Beauty

    Beginning of the States

    Changes

    Decisions

    Dentist

    Dictionary

    Do We Live In The Right Country?

    Dream

    Employee Appreciation Day

    Friends

    Grammar School

    Handwriting

    In Five Years

    Lador

    Nice

    Plan?

    Questions

    Quotes From My Friends For You To Enjoy

    Red, High Top Sneakers

    Sorry

    The Game—Twenty Years Ago

    Think

    Third

    This Today

    This Today Two

    Time

    Tree

    Wait

    Wedding In July

    What Do You Think?

    Who Do You Invite?

    Decisions

    Rainy Days and Fridays

    Rabbit Farm

    Connection

    How…

    And Other…

    A Cheerful Place

    Do Not Argue With A Woman

    Change of Mind

    Close Yet So Far Away

    Color

    Deal With It

    Employee Day

    Equilibrium

    Explain The Arts

    Name of Faith

    Here We Go Again

    ‘Higher’ Learning’

    Hot Dog Caper

    If We Can Only…

    In The Mail

    It May Never Be

    Jenna

    Just Plugging Along

    Just Thinking…

    Life Fill Up

    Mind Beauty

    My Snowflake

    Sounds of Beauty

    Is There Anything You Would Like to Say?

    Scheduling

    Snipe Hunting

    The Beach

    The Door Opened…

    Two Lovers Lost at Sea…

    Thinking

    When Are You Supposed To Die?

    Who Do You Invite?

    Wonder Why?

    Introduction to

    ‘Through The Bridges of Life’

    What is a bridge? Most people knows that a bridge

    is used to go from one place to another in a short time.

    There are different bridges other than a straight

    one. There are S-bridge, that were used for horse and buggy. There the road was straight

    but the water stream was at an angle.

    A covered bridge was to kept the bridge open

    and unfreezed and to kept the last for a long time.

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    Then there is a Y-bridge, that is used today for

    common traffic. The bridge has a straight line and

    half way it separates and you have to go

    left or right on different streets.

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    ‘Bridge over Troubled Waters’ was a popular song

    in the ’70 and how many times have you crossed

    that channel?

    In life, how many bridges must you cross to

    the other side and how many times must you decide

    on whether you want to challenge the

    successful goals.

    So if you are in the crossroad of life

    and see a bridge you have not seen before.

    Stop and think, maybe this book can

    guide you through the rough ahead.

    Good luck and enjoy.

    Jerry Fitzgerald

    A Place To Work

    CAN’T WE ALL JUST GET ALONG? OBVIOUSLY NOT! WE ARE JUST A PART OF A HERD, THOUGH WE SEE OURSELVES AS AMERICAN WORKING ICONS, FENCED IN, GAZING AT THE CLOCK, IN THE INSANITY OF THE MODERN CORPORATE WORKPLACE.

    JACK DOUGHERTY, FOUNDER OF DOUGHERTY DIALECTS AND COAUTHOR OF MOST LIKELY TO BE A SUCCESS, SAID, ONCE YOU GET TEN PEOPLE TOGETHER, THEY FALL INTO A PATTERN OF BEHAVIOR.

    FOR EXAMPLE, DOUGHERTY SAID EVERY OFFICE HAS A BROWN-NOSER. THIS IS SOMEONE WHO SUCKS UP TO HIS OR HER BOSS FOR PERSONAL REASONS. IT’S THE COMMON TYPE IN AN OFFICE. THIS IS A PERSON WHO IS STARVED FOR ATTENTION.

    LIST OF COMMON OFFICE ANNOYERS (PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT COMPREHENSIVE.)

    1. LOUD TALKERS—THEY ARE PHYSICALLY INCAPABLE OF WHISPERING OR THEY THINK EVERYONE IS INTERESTED. FORGET WEARING EARPLUGS BECAUSE THE LOUD TALKERS WILL TRY HARDER TO BE HEARD.

    2. ANGRY MAN OR WOMAN—NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS, IT REALLY TICKS OFF ANGRY MAN. WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS, HE GETS MAD BECAUSE EVERYONE ELSE IS NOT.

    3. ONE-UPPERS—DID YOU JUST GET BACK FROM FLORIDA? WELL, HE JUST GOT BACK FROM LAS VEGAS. YOUR AIRPLANE TICKET WAS $225; HIS WAS $199. IF YOU LOST TEN POUNDS; HE LOST 12.

    4. SUPER PARENTS—BE CAREFUL. EVEN IF YOU CAN’T TAKE ONE MORE STORY ABOUT JOHNNY’S HOME RUN, KEEP QUIET. DON’T CRITICIZE SUPER PARENTS OR YOU WILL SOUND LIKE YOU’RE CRITICIZING THEIR KIDS. BESIDES, THE KIDS WISH SUPER PARENTS WOULD SHUT UP TOO.

    5. THE EXPERTS—AKA CLIFF CLAVEN FROM CHEERS. THEY ARE ESPECIALLY DANGEROUS BECAUSE ANY SUBJECT CAN SET THEM OFF. BUT THE REALLY ANNOYING PART IS THAT EVERY SO OFTEN, THEY ACTUALLY COME IN HANDY.

    6. CHARITY JUNKIES—ALSO KNOWN AS MOTHER TERESA, WHO ARE PLEDGING FOR PEACE, ARE WALKING FOR WHALES, ARE SAVING THE SEALS, ETC.

    7. PACK RATS—THEY HAVE PILES OF PAPERS ON AND AROUND THEIR DESKS, BOXES ON THE FLOOR, EVER GROWING STACKS, AND MAIL HANGING OFF THEIR DESKS. THIS SPACE IS THE MOST LIKELY TO HARBOR A SMALL RODENT VILLAGE.

    8. MOLES—THESE PEOPLE SKULK AROUND THE OFFICE, HOVER OVER YOUR DESK WHILE YOU TYPE, AND ARE SILENTLY IN THE MIDDLE OF EVERY CONVERSATION. THEY TRADE INFORMATION. THEY KNOW WHO’S DATING WHOM AND WHO HAD TOO MUCH

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