- Genre:biography & autobiography
- Sub-genre:Women
- Language:English
- Pages:404
- eBook ISBN:9780992429614
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Overview
The Seagull is an unexpected love story that conquers the divide between two realities allowing destiny to orchestrate its magic. It will encourage you to define your idea of ideal love to enable ideal love to play its role. What if love is the entire reason we live? The Seagull is about trust and faith and the idea that we don't really know all there is yet to know about why we live and what follows death. It's honesty reminds us that our physical age doesn't define who we are or who we can become. The Seagull is a story of bravery, reminding us that there is more bravery in us than what we sometimes give ourselves credit for. It acknowledges that in the lessons of life's chaos and challenges, we often find our higher, more evolved selves. The Seagull teaches grief was never meant to cripple us, it was only ever meant to grow us. Synchronicity is questioned. Was our destiny already written? The Seagull is a story about the power of our inner voice. It will have you asking if you should ignore 'coincidences too coincidental' or if you should more consider them as Albert Einstein defined them. "Coincidence" he said, "Is God's way of remaining anonymous."
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A love story, 'The Seagull' will test you before it warms and inspires you. Brave and intimate in its honest, often surprising detail, you'll be hard-pressed to put Stafford's memoir down. When her life changes, abruptly, her desire not to be defined by her past drives her forward. Her courageous journey through love and loss to find her new direction, away from the safety of those she knows well and the comforts of her home, will have you questioning how you want to live your own life. At 53, when her husband loses his second cancer battle, Julie Stafford takes a journey, way beyond the perimeters of what has become comfortable for her, to explore who she can become in the next phase of her life without the man she's adored for more than 30 years always by her side. She grieves her lost love in Dubrovnik. Croatia's ancient city is only recently reborn splendid from its own period of grief after a war hell-bent on crippling it failed. She redefines her identity tasting Italy's exuberance, and in the city of love (Paris), she asks if she's entitled to have more than one extraordinary love story in her lifetime. When Paris opens the doors of her entitlement, she writes a letter of expectation to the love she hopes will find her. Julie Stafford's, 'The Seagull', is a book for everyone. It reminds us that physical age doesn't define who we are or who we can become.