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Cameron Powell, Books, Biography and Memoir, Ordinary Magic: Promises I Kept My Mother Through Life, Illness, and a Very Long Walk, A terrifying diagnosis. An unbreakable bond. And one unforgettable journey. Cameron Powell has always struggled with goodbyes. On the day his marriage ends, he finds out his mother's cancer has returned--and this time there may be no escape. Faced with the prospect of more chemo and surgery, his German-born mother, Inge, vows to conquer a 500-mile trek across Spain, and Cameron pushes aside his fears to walk by her side. Joined by a misfit band of adventurers--a politically incorrect Spaniard, a theatrical Frenchwoman, a teenager who's never been far from home--Cameron and Inge write a fierce and funny travelogue about the rocky heights and hidden valleys of the Camino de Santiago. But the hardest stretch comes three years later, when Inge's health declines--and Cameron, ready or not, must accept the challenge to remain as present to his mother as he can. As their journey shrinks to the room around a hospice bed, Cameron begins to record, in their blog, his real-time impressions of life's most difficult voyage. The result is one of literature's epic love letters (Julia Scheeres, Jesus Land). Propelled by the searing immediacy of his own fear and sadness, this deeply-felt memoir opens up new insight into what it means to be a man, and takes us--with wisdom, humor, and an overflowing tenderness--into one of the most challenging journeys true friends can ever take. If you like candid motherson relationships, humorous tales from the trail, and in-the-moment insights on living a life of purpose, then you'll love this luminous, inspirational true story about pilgrimage, presence, and letting go.
Cameron Powell, Books, Biography and Memoir, Ordinary Magic: Promises I Kept My Mother Through Life, Illness, and a Very Long Walk, A terrifying diagnosis. An unbreakable bond. And one unforgettable journey. Cameron Powell has always struggled with goodbyes. On the day his marriage ends, he finds out his mother's cancer has returned--and this time there may be no escape. Faced with the prospect of more chemo and surgery, his German-born mother, Inge, vows to conquer a 500-mile trek across Spain, and Cameron pushes aside his fears to walk by her side. Joined by a misfit band of adventurers--a politically incorrect Spaniard, a theatrical Frenchwoman, a teenager who's never been far from home--Cameron and Inge write a fierce and funny travelogue about the rocky heights and hidden valleys of the Camino de Santiago. But the hardest stretch comes three years later, when Inge's health declines--and Cameron, ready or not, must accept the challenge to remain as present to his mother as he can. As their journey shrinks to the room around a hospice bed, Cameron begins to record, in their blog, his real-time impressions of life's most difficult voyage. The result is one of literature's epic love letters (Julia Scheeres, Jesus Land). Propelled by the searing immediacy of his own fear and sadness, this deeply-felt memoir opens up new insight into what it means to be a man, and takes us--with wisdom, humor, and an overflowing tenderness--into one of the most challenging journeys true friends can ever take. If you like candid motherson relationships, humorous tales from the trail, and in-the-moment insights on living a life of purpose, then you'll love this luminous, inspirational true story about pilgrimage, presence, and letting go.
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Ordinary Magic, Promises I Kept to My Mother Through Life, Illness, and a Very Long Walk (2009)
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What would you do if, on the day your marriage ended, not long after the Recession put you out of work, your only parent called to tell you her deadly cancer was back? Cameron Powell paused the collapse of his life and career to join his mother on a meaning-seeking romp across Spain – one sure to delight fans of Eat, Pray, Love, Bill Bryson, and Wild. This book's collection of their travel-writing dispatches about the legendary Camino de Santiago, with a politically incorrect Spaniard, a theatrical Frenchwoman, and a 15-year-old "shirt-tail relative" is a hilarious hero's journey of the first order. For three more years Cameron and his mother fought for her well-being, and when the bell finally tolled for her, and it was time to walk with her one last time, he wasn't ready. What he didn't expect was how the ordinary magic of love and meaning would armor them both against fear and despair. As his mother lays dying, Powell writes, in real-time, and in the inimitable voice of a man seized by emotion, one of literature's great love letters, sharing with us their "beautiful and excruciating last camino", guiding us through the big questions and giving you-are-there breath to the work of Atul Gawande's Being Mortal -- while serving as an indispensable guide on how to die, and be there for dying others, not just well but meaningfully. By turns lyrical and meditative, ironic and compassionate, this deeply-felt memoir takes us, with wisdom, humor, and an overflowing tenderness, into one of the most challenging journeys true friends can ever take together, and opens up new insight into what it means to be a man. If you want see how you can show up for yourself and others, and create a life that lets you live with purpose and die with meaning, Ordinary Magic is for you. What would you do if, on the day your marriage ended, not long after the Recession put you out of work, your only parent called to tell you her deadly cancer was back? Cameron Powell paused the collapse of his life and career to join his mother on a meaning-seeking romp across Spain – one sure to delight fans of Eat, Pray, Love, Bill Bryson, and Wild. This book's collection of their travel-writing dispatches about the legendary Camino de Santiago, with a politically incorrect Spaniard, a theatrical Frenchwoman, and a 15-year-old "shirt-tail relative" is a hilarious hero's journey of the first order. For three more years Cameron and his mother fought for her well-being, and when the bell finally tolled for her, and it was time to walk with her one last time, he wasn't ready. What he didn't expect was how the ordinary magic of love and meaning would armor them both against fear and despair. As his mother lays dying, Powell writes, in real-time, and in the inimitable voice of a man seized by emotion, one of literature's great love letters, sharing with us their "beautiful and excruciating last camino", guiding us through the big questions and giving you-are-there breath to the work of Atul Gawande's Being Mortal -- while serving as an indispensable guide on how to die, and be there for dying others, not just well but meaningfully. By turns lyrical and meditative, ironic and compassionate, this deeply-felt memoir takes us, with wisdom, humor, and an overflowing tenderness, into one of the most challenging journeys true friends can ever take together, and opens up new insight into what it means to be a man. If you want see how you can show up for yourself and others, and create a life that lets you live with purpose and die with meaning, Ordinary Magic is for you. Inhoud:Taal: Engels;Bindwijze: Luisterboek;Verschijningsdatum: december 2009;Speelduur: 10:19:19;Illustraties: Met illustraties; Betrokkenen:Auteur: Cameron Powell;Verteller(s): Cameron Powell;Uitgever: Cameron Powell; EAN: Overige kenmerken:Subtitel: Promises I Kept to My Mother Through Life, Illness, and a Very Long Walk; Engels | Luisterboek | Verteller: Cameron Powell | 9781094241821 | Speelduur: 10:19:19.
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What would you do if, on the day your marriage ended, not long after the Recession put you out of work, your only parent called to tell you her deadly cancer was back? Cameron Powell paused the collapse of his life and career to join his mother on a meaning-seeking romp across Spain – one sure to delight fans of Eat, Pray, Love, Bill Bryson, and Wild. This book's collection of their travel-writing dispatches about the legendary Camino de Santiago, with a politically incorrect Spaniard, a theatrical Frenchwoman, and a 15-year-old "shirt-tail relative" is a hilarious hero's journey of the first order. For three more years Cameron and his mother fought for her well-being, and when the bell finally tolled for her, and it was time to walk with her one last time, he wasn't ready. What he didn't expect was how the ordinary magic of love and meaning would armor them both against fear and despair. As his mother lays dying, Powell writes, in real-time, and in the inimitable voice of a man seized by emotion, one of literature's great love letters, sharing with us their "beautiful and excruciating last camino", guiding us through the big questions and giving you-are-there breath to the work of Atul Gawande's Being Mortal -- while serving as an indispensable guide on how to die, and be there for dying others, not just well but meaningfully. By turns lyrical and meditative, ironic and compassionate, this deeply-felt memoir takes us, with wisdom, humor, and an overflowing tenderness, into one of the most challenging journeys true friends can ever take together, and opens up new insight into what it means to be a man. If you want see how you can show up for yourself and others, and create a life that lets you live with purpose and die with meaning, Ordinary Magic is for you. What would you do if, on the day your marriage ended, not long after the Recession put you out of work, your only parent called to tell you her deadly cancer was back? Cameron Powell paused the collapse of his life and career to join his mother on a meaning-seeking romp across Spain – one sure to delight fans of Eat, Pray, Love, Bill Bryson, and Wild. This book's collection of their travel-writing dispatches about the legendary Camino de Santiago, with a politically incorrect Spaniard, a theatrical Frenchwoman, and a 15-year-old "shirt-tail relative" is a hilarious hero's journey of the first order. For three more years Cameron and his mother fought for her well-being, and when the bell finally tolled for her, and it was time to walk with her one last time, he wasn't ready. What he didn't expect was how the ordinary magic of love and meaning would armor them both against fear and despair. As his mother lays dying, Powell writes, in real-time, and in the inimitable voice of a man seized by emotion, one of literature's great love letters, sharing with us their "beautiful and excruciating last camino", guiding us through the big questions and giving you-are-there breath to the work of Atul Gawande's Being Mortal -- while serving as an indispensable guide on how to die, and be there for dying others, not just well but meaningfully. By turns lyrical and meditative, ironic and compassionate, this deeply-felt memoir takes us, with wisdom, humor, and an overflowing tenderness, into one of the most challenging journeys true friends can ever take together, and opens up new insight into what it means to be a man. If you want see how you can show up for yourself and others, and create a life that lets you live with purpose and die with meaning, Ordinary Magic is for you. Inhoud:Taal: Engels;Bindwijze: Luisterboek;Verschijningsdatum: december 2009;Speelduur: 10:19:19;Illustraties: Met illustraties; Betrokkenen:Auteur: Cameron Powell;Verteller(s): Cameron Powell;Uitgever: Cameron Powell; EAN: Overige kenmerken:Subtitel: Promises I Kept to My Mother Through Life, Illness, and a Very Long Walk; Engels | Luisterboek | Verteller: Cameron Powell | 9781094241821 | Speelduur: 10:19:19.
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Ordinary Magic: Promises I Kept My Mother Through Life, Illness, and a Very Long Walk
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