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P. Arthur Stuart
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An autobiography of my military career. It's about learning, meeting wonderful (and not so wonderful) people, places I got to travel to, and growing up. The trials and tribulations of being away and at home. I served on six ships and four shore stations. I was station on both coasts and travelled east to the Mediterranean, North to the Arctic, and west to Sri Lanka, when I was there it was Ceylon. It's my mishmash collection of memories about the people, my jobs, and events during my career. For the most part I've remember the brighter spots and some of the lessons I've learn. Lessons we could all learn. |
![]() Available at Amazon Life’s Lesson & Other Thoughts is a compilation of my web pages this link will take you to my website homepage. I've put this material from my web pages into book form for those that dislike reading material on a computer screen and like to hold a book/magizine/paper when reading. Please note that I will update this book as I add material to my website. Send Comments to: feedback@pastuart.com |
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There’s a blinding flash of light over the North-West region of the United States. Investigations by federal, state, local authorities and civilian adventurers cannot find an explanation. Years later, an Entity arises from nothing, devoid of any knowledge, yet it has unbelievable powers; powers that grow and are capable of doing almost anything imaginable. It is virtually indestructible and possibly capable of ruling the world; is that what it wants? Why is it here and who or what sent it. The Entity begins its journey by collecting data—observing and interfacing with various Earth systems. The Entity, shortly after it comes into existence, meets a female biologist and bonds with her; their adventure begins. She raises the question, “Do you want to dominate the world?” Does he? And will she join him if he does or will she try to destroy him? What is the Entity after? In its search, they travel to distant worlds. Worlds where they find life, both similar and different from what they know. Who or what are Xypior, Qaydz, Agehya, and Hę:gweh? What part does Makoyi serve? |
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What we have here is a failure to communicate. Love, marriage, and communications: from a male perspective? Married for fifty-three plus years to the woman that I wanted, only I couldn’t see it. Strong and independent, I thought, yet she was bound to me, perhaps we are soul mates; I sure hope so. This is a one sided prospective on the frustrations of dealing with my wife before I grew up. In truth the things she did were frustrating, yet they made her what she was. Funny, we may think men want a “Stepford Wife,” but we don’t. There is no fun in life if it’s always predictable. Having intimacy with a robot, or an unmoving, emotionless partner that just lets you, is equivalent to masturbating. There are good times and not so good times. I've learned that life is an ongoing struggle. A struggle to learn, survive, and eventually understand. While there is no doubt that I could have done better, I think she could have also contributed. Perhaps, if I did better, she might have also. Point of all this is that someone has to start! My hope is that you can learn from my mistakes and from her behavior before it’s too late. As the cliché goes, "It Takes Two to Tango." |
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Black-White; Fire-Ice; Anger-Calm; Life-Death; Love-Hate; Destiny-Chance; Woman-Man: These are the elements of life and relationships. Put them in a pot, stir them up, and watch what happens. Désirée is a beyond beautiful African American woman that is brilliant, passionate, somewhat impulsive, and aggressive. She was raised in an affluent upper-class family and was a poster child for how to behave and achieve. She became a lawyer at a very young age and is on a pathway to success. Charles, Désirée’s brother, fifteen and in high school, is the complete opposite; he does just enough to get by and avoid trouble. His parents constantly worry about him; they are concerned he may not be able to survive on his own. Tom’s a white male that owns a small company and teaches high school Physics part time. He’s easy-going, patient, calm, amiable, and dedicated. Raised by a blue-collar father and mother, he was considered average; some considered him autistic. He got into his share of trouble; nothing truly serious, just typical of a teenager. He enlisted at seventeen and served four years in The Navy. It helped him grow up, although not everyone would agree, that is, that he’s grown up. Their first encounter is turbulent, nearly violent; she wants to kill him. A man and woman from different worlds with a brother in the middle. How do they resolve all these issues, issues that are opposite. Can they? |