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Author: Elizabeth Alalou and Ali Alalou Illustrator: Julie Klear Essakalli Published: 2008 Charlesbridge (on JOMB) ISBN: 1580891276 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Mouth-watering memories of fresh bread and butter and the crawling gnawing of famine s want make a father s reflection on childhood hunger food for thought about patience, gratitude and luck. More books touching on hunger on JOMB: Mei Ming and the Dragon’s Daughter The Painted Chest The King’s Equal Rumplestilskin’s Daughter More delicious food on JOMB: Too Many Tamales A Medieval Feast The Tortilla Cat The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza

Author: eddies1m Added: Sat, 19 Jul 2008 01:33:49 -0800 Duration: 73VIDEOS ON ITUNES: http://podcast.es1m.com MUSIC ON ITUNES: http://albums.es1m.com JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP: http://facebook.es1m.com WEBSITE: http://www.es1m.com Eddie's 1 Minute is 366 days long. Over in February 2009. 2008 Eddie Cain Irvin

Author: Sarah Ackerley (on JOMB) Illustrator: Sarah Ackerley Published: 2008 1933831073 (on JOMB) ISBN: 1933831073 Amazon.com Quiet absurdity and understated text relay the hilarious tale of a unique young penguin who swaps stigma for stupendous in this inspiring invitation to embrace our traits. Podcasts mentioned: LD Podcast Stuttering is Cool

Download this podcast Download audio file (20080709_patience_humor.mp3) Today s podcast is another light-hearted one, based on a humorous society-and-culture column Kent Kedl wrote for that s Shanghai magazine, an English-language publication in China. This podcast features Kent expounding on patience (or a lack thereof) in China. A wise man once told Kent, in his early days in China, If you want to understand China, you must know what it means to be patient. But that doesn t mean everyone in China embraces the idea that patience is a virtue.

The title of this sonnet is 'On Our Wedding Night.' No, I am not getting married anytime soon (too many interested to choose from), but a day will come for me and for you (if not already for you) when we will have to fall in love and tie a magical knot with that special someone forever. Love & Peace--L.S.Author: luckysupremo Tags: Lucky Supremo Wedding Night Sonnet Poetry Book Beauty Glamour Queen Photography Marriage Proposals Patience Pressure Virginity Safe Life Love DailyMotion Posted: 02 July 2008 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 54

Author: Johnathan Allen (on JOMB) Illustrator: Johnathan Allen Published: 2005 Hyperion (on JOMB) ISBN: 0786837209 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Caustic scowls and harried helplessness take turns on the face of an overtired owlet in this hilariously endearing tale of naptime nastiness and unconditional love. Other books mentioned: The Gruffalo Cuddly Dudley

JA's Treasures Found: Creative Theater presents: Way of the Mantis. The story of an impetuous Chinese monk who finds he has a thing or two to learn from an unlikely source. I stumbled across this animated short, on Archive.org. http://www.archive.org The site is an amazing resource, and home to a large compendium of original, and derivative works. Used under creative commons license. http://tinyurl.com/bmnqs Animation, and production, by Joseph Daniels: http://artofjoe.blogspot.com I know it's been awhile, since I posted a regular video. I have some things in the works. More details can be found, on my vlog channel: http://www.youtube.com/JAVerbatim (TLDW update, and answers to some questions) Please check out the latest animation by Lex. http://www.youtube.com/user/themightylex Z-Monkeyz! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xd0VM4ajyYY&fmt=6 I hope you enjoyed the 1st installment of what I hope is a semi-regular series, on my channel. I'll be watching.... and maybe you'll "see" me, soon. =) -Allen http://www.justa11en.com Author: JustA11en Keywords: praying mantis martial arts chinese monk brush animation patience short film archive.org JAVerbatim JustA11en Added: June 29, 2008

Authors: Denise Brennan-Nelson and Rosemarie Brennan Illustrator: Cyd Moore (on JOMB) Published: 2008 Sleeping Bear Press (on JOMB) ISBN: 1585363421 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Seething stringency and constant condemnation prove no match for good-natured self worth in this uplifting story of creativity, individuality and respect. Maybe you can teach an old dog new tricks! Other books mentioned: I Love You Stinky Face Cassandra’s Angel Free Play More creativity on JOMB: Scribble A Bird About to Sing Emma’s Rug Go to Bed, Monster! The Puddle Pail Iggy Peck, Architect More independent thinkers on JOMB: Odd Velvet Suki’s Kimono Ruby’s Wish Getting to Know Ruben Plotnick more here.

Author: David Almond (on JOMB) Illustrator: Polly Dunbar (on JOMB) Published: 2007 Candlewick Press (on JOMB) ISBN: 0763636673 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Airy illustrations, playful, British dialogue and sprightly dipping, gliding narrative give flight to a zany father-daughter adventure that dances delicately between tenderness, tomfoolery, hope and despair landing lightly in the comfort of allied abandon. You can read the first three chapters of this book here. More dreams of flying on JOMB: Fly, Eagle, Fly I Can Hear the Sun Tudley Didn’t Know Chopsticks Today I Will Fly!

Author: AirMaria Added: Mon, 16 Jun 2008 10:20:11 -0800 Duration: 468In today's Gospel Our Lord tells us to turn the other cheek when we are struck. Fr. Bonaventure explains that this does not mean that we should be pacifists, doormats, that should compromise everything, even truth, rather than defend ourselves but rather that we should put away the old natural law of vengeance and replace it with patience out of love of neighbor. Ave Maria! +++

Author: Peggy Rathmann Illustrator: Peggy Rathmann Published: 1991 Scholastic (on JOMB) ISBN: 0590474235 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Spare, natural dialogue, carefully chosen details and keenly expressive illustrations keep us alternately giggling and cringing at the delicate shifts of sentiment from uncertainty and admiration through flattery, imitation, loss of self and then frustration in this celebration of selfhood found. Other books mentioned: Suki’s Kimono

This one's dedicated to my favouritest ever spikey-haired hero, Cloud. Well, favouritest spikey-haired hero in Final Fantasy VII. Well, favouritest spikey-haired hero in Final Fantasy VII who isn't a vampire (love you Vinnie!). But yeah. I'm rambling now. I'll just shut up. Story: Well, the vid is basically about Cloud trying to get over Aeris and admit his feelings for Tifa. But, understandably, this is quite difficult for him. The whole video is basically about him asking Tifa (not in so many words) to be patient, and give him a little time, because Aeris still holds a part of his heart, and he's finding it difficult to move on. Also, every time he starts getting close to moving on, he sees another vision of Aeris, which just brings him back to square one. The actual storyline in the vid is basically the same as the film, except for afew things; after finding Tifa in the church, he takes her home on his motorbike (rather than falling down next to her and getting carried home by Reno, as in the film). But on the way home he has a vision of Aeris, and has to sit down for a while. The second verse is more about him almost moving on, but then he sees Aeris again (grabbing his hand). Then he goes to the church and her rain heals his geostigma, and she appears to him fully, and he finally, completely, accepts that she's gone and moves on ("I know, I'm not alone, not anymore" signifying his change of heart). But then, just as everything's happy, he gets shot. Last chorus is basically Tifa watching, horrified, as he explodes, and the black and white is her memories of him. And also Cloud going to the life stream, dreaming of Tifa (again, memories in black and white). Then Aeris sends him back, and all is happy. HAPPY. That's quite an achievement for me, y'know. Ok, so nothing particularly spectacular happens in my not-very-storylinish story line, but hey. I kinda like it, coz it outlines the eternal triangleness that IS Final Fantasy VII. Let's face it, Squeenix are never gonna release a game where we see Cloud and Tifa kissing. Why? Coz the triangle of Cloud, Tifa and Aeris, and Clouds inability to move on from Aeris' death is the beauty of the game, the heart and essence of Final Fantasy VII itself. (Not to mention the angry Claeris mob that would attack Square). But I suppose that's why we make vids where Cloud and Tifa get together, where Balthier comes back and whisks Ashe away, where Vincent admits his feelings for Yuffie, and where Freya leaves Sir Whats-his-face and goes off with Amarant. And that's why I make vids. Though this one's a bit of a failure as far as that particular motive is concerned, seeing as everything happens pretty much as it does in the movie. But oh well. It was still fun to make. Rant over. ~~~ Song: Patience Artist: Take That Footage: Final Fantasy VII (Advent Children mainly, though a tiny bit from the game and an even tinier bit from Dirge). Disclaimer: No, I don't own Final Fantasy *stares enviously at Square Enix people*. Neither do I own the song *ignores cheesy song owners and continues to stare enviously at Square Enix people*. Thanks for watching! Author: FindingMyFantasy Keywords: Final Fantasy VII Cloud Aeris Tifa Have little Patience Take That Music Video Added: June 6, 2008

Aditya Narayan sings Patience on Bollywood Cribs Author: shahloverno1 Keywords: Aditya Narayan Bollywood Cribs Patience Take song music indian artist Added: June 2, 2008

For Audio click here When I was a child I would ask my parents where the sun would go at night. I couldn't understand why the sun had to go away every night for no apparent reason. I knew that when I would wakeup in the morning the sun would be there for me to go outside and play but for some strange reason as the day progressed, the sun would leave me. When the sun fully left for the day then my playtime would come to an end and I would have to get home quickly, always before the street lights came on. My mother tried to explain to me that the sun will come back tomorrow and I will be able to play again, but it wasn't until the sun came back a few times that I finally believed her. I could have believed her based on what she said but more often than not experience has to replace words as our teacher because of our lack of understanding and faith. When hard times are visiting our daily lives all we see are dark nights followed by dreary days and both have no light in sight. "A night is only as dark as you think it appears", are great words usually quoted by people that are not going through present difficulties. To hear the night is only as dark as we think it appears seems to have no helpful effects because we believe this is the darkest night that we have seen thus far. We also believe that since our life is going through this dark period, there is no way it could be lighter if we could somehow change the way we "thought" about it, what does our thinking have to do with the darkness we see and are experiencing. Again, we see that even though the words stated are true, it's the experiences that we are having that have the most impact on us and thus we disregard great words as just letters spoken that have no application to our lives. When attempting to endure a difficult period we want to often just say, "don't teach me just tell me", but the question is, will we really learn from words alone? In school we learn lessons, facts, methods and quotes from the words of an instructor but we are given tangible tests because there needs to be validation of words learned. In life we desire to get the great results but never want to walk the difficult paths that those goals require. It takes a great amount of faith to walk through a valley, with a map that says take the difficult path, and believe that at the end of that path is the increase that you so dearly seek. The true lesson seems to be learned not when someone tells you that the increase awaits you, not when you read the map and see the actual steps to take to the increase and not when you are walking the path and cannot see any increase. The true lesson is learned when you obtain the increase that was promised to you and look back and realize that everything said to you was true, then and only then will you go tell someone else how to walk in faith and hopefully they will believe your words.Success is Inevitable...So Get Ready...www.iamsuccess.net

Author: Doreen Rappaport Illustrator: Matt Tavares Published: 2008 Candlewick Press (on JOMB) ISBN: 0763625302 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Stunningly warm, intimate illustrations and eleven candid first person accounts capture the crescendo of Lady Liberty s creation, from idea to unveiling, and give us an enduring appreciation for the landmark, her creators and the many lives she has touched. Other books mentioned: Taj Mahal Pier 21: Gateway of Hope You can learn more about the process of illustrating this book here.

Author: Terry Carbone Illustrator: Keith DuQuette Published: 1992 Viking Juvenile (on JOMB) ISBN: 0670842273 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Rich, imaginative illustrations and generous, poetic text present an endearing fantasy that leaves us pondering issues of identity, purpose, contentment, control and choice. Other books mentioned: Brave New World You can peek inside this book, here.

Author: Helen Cooper Illustrator: Helen Cooper Published: 1998 Farrar, Straus even in the midst of our gorgeous, long awaited spring.

Author: Alexandra Jessup Altman Illustrator: Susan Keeter Published: 2008 Albert Whitman (on JOMB) ISBN: 0807573647 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Warm, realistic artwork and candid first person narrative highlight the hidden hopes and hardships of an easily overlooked sibling to a special needs child. Other books mentioned: Getting to Know Ruben Plotnick

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Minouche try very hard...Patience has its limitsAuthor: teiwas Tags: Patience animals Posted: 29 April 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Author: Jacqueline Jules Illustrator: Amy Huntington Published: 2007 Mitten Press (on JOMB) ISBN: 1587264749 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Familiar schoolyard dynamics, effective body language and detailed personal narrative relay a story of friendship fumbled and then found, reminding us that despite any biological logic behind our urge to jump to the least desirable conclusion, we re usually happiest when we don t.

Author: Tracey Fern Illustrator: Lauren Castillo Published: 2008 Clarion (on JOMB) ISBN: 0618723412 A feisty, self-aware pioneer woman, the man who knows and loves her and the coddling of a cabin full of beautiful baby bison what more could a pet-deprived young reader ask for? Based on the true story of Mary Ann Goodnight s determination to save the Texas buffalo and told with humour and a Texan twang, this is an inspiring story of hard work and simpler times. You can read more about Mary Ann and Charles Goodnight here and here. Chapters.ca Amazon.com

Author: Aliki (a.k.a. Aliki Liacouras Brandenberg) Illustrator: Aliki Published: 1983 HarperTrophy (on JOMB) ISBN: 0064460509 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Generous illustrations with a fifteenth century flair combine with friendly, accessible narrative to make this well-researched account of the exhaustive preparations and extravagance of a medieval feast an engaging story time favourite.

Author: Debra Shirley Illustrator: Judy Stead Published: 2008 Albert Whitman (on JOMB) ISBN: 0807588687 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Cheery illustrations and fast moving rhyme expose our awkward first encounters with physical challenges and the rich rewards we may find beyond them in this upbeat celebration of a friendship and fun.

Author: Mary Ann Rodman Illustrator: E. B. Lewis (on JOMB) Published: 2005 Puffin (on JOMB) ISBN: 0142408069 Chapters.ca Amazon.com Sunshine bounces from dancing water on every page of this gorgeously captured exploration of poolside politics and the prevalent pain of unrequited attentions.