About the book:
Phases of abandoning bitterness are SIMPLY AND UNIQUELY DEFINED. Fully
illustrated, this COLOR PAPERBACK WORKBOOK is an engaging handbook to
use and recommend over and over again. Leave the forgiving to God...No
stranger to good times and equally familiar with the most difficult of
challenges, in her book NEW DIGS…Abandoning the Bog of Bitterness, the
author shares the startling shifts in outlook and method that freed her
from years of toxic rancor. Owing to Pamella’s fervent desire to improve
upon her lengthy and difficult struggle to understand conventional
teachings about forgiveness, a thorny and confusing topic is at last
addressed in a cordial, practical and hopeful way. A significant portion
of the book’s value is reflected in the uplifting, colorful art that
allows for quick assimilation and recall of its messages. Also
thoughtful and economically thrifty, a vibrant journal page is
authorized for copying and formatted for noting what section those
memoirs correspond with. Users of this workbook will travel a
one-of-a-kind journey through the stages of recovering a compassionate
spirit and enjoy the curious, but deliberate, absence of snarly detours
as classic advice is reshaped into clear and logical guidance. A swift
route to the satisfying final destination of Renewal Island is
creatively mapped out. Readers will visit several other picturesque
locales as well, beginning their journey in Swamp City and stopping over
in Hiatus Township, Uncertainty Village, Prideful Palisades and Cape
Horizon as they pause to work through the meaningful but brightly
sketched phases of reclaiming a merciful heart. So, pack your drifter
duds for passage to NEW DIGS…Abandoning the Bog of Bitterness!About the author:
The author was born and raised in Rochester, Minnesota and currently resides in Mantorville, Minnesota with her husband, Mitch, and their adopted toy poodle, Charlie. Fifth of seven children, and the only girl on her father’s side, Pamella was named after her paternal grandmother, Ella, who rushed out to buy her namesake’s first dress upon hearing she finally had a granddaughter. The story is told that Grandma Ella was sick before the birth, but all thought she willed herself on to see if she would “get her girl.” She did and was able to enjoy six short months with baby Pamella.
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