"Agape Means Love"

Everyday brings times of thinking about relationships and marriages.
Eros is the love of cupid and lasts like the big wind. Agape lasts forever. Cayrolynn and TeJay found love and marriage like the first settlers in their hollow. Amavimus, we loved; Amamus, we love; Amabimus, we shall continue to love; spells out fiction in novels read by those seeking a thrill or a journey they experience in their minds. Real life traumatic conflicts include abuse maybe physical, mental, and verbal. Read about a couple whose life is like the running branch from the spring further up the cove. Where in the world are there places where the lifestyle of "being s square" brings happiness and hope to the imagination. Children think of the prince and Cinderella, but adults choose love with trust. Agape is a dream in books and true greatness in reality. Cayrolynn and TeJay unite with the three-fold cord that never fails.

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My earliest memories include playing paper dolls on our front porch in Prattville, Alabama.I alwys wanted to write and often my writng is like those days when my sisters Aileen and Louise played paper dolls. Just play like led to make believe. I went to Judson College in Marion AL and graduated from the university in Tuscaloosa. I met my husband when we were students at Columbia and I finished my MA at TC. In Dallas, I needed a Texas teachers certificate so I took classes at SMU for a year. When my husband obtained a PhD at Georgia I received my EDS and then my PhD at Vanderbilt/Peabody. Writers write. My book "Agape Means Love" is published by CreateSpace/Amazon.