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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to become aware of your thoughts, record them daily for an entire year and then use them for life lessons in learning to live your life with purpose? "Ride the Waves" takes you through an amazing year long journey of a woman who lets you know that we are not alone. We all have thoughts both good and bad that lead us to our daily actions. Tracy's gift to us is the direct "How's that working for you?" wake up call to how we can choose to be more aware of our daily thoughts and make better life choices based on discernment of our daily thoughts. In taking the journey with Tracy, we learn together that we have each created our current existence through our own choices. Life is choice - and every choice is a conscious decision. Tracy shines a light to the fact that you are responsible for your own life. It's up to you where you want your life to take you! Isn't it about time you learn to "Ride the Waves"?

Fannie Rowlee was born 18 February 1877 in Clements, California. Her parents were Charles Wesley Rowlee and Martha A. Martin. Her family moved to Kern County, California in 1884. She was a school teacher. She married William Tracy (b. ca. 1867) in 1904. They had six children. They had a ranch at Buttonwillow, California where they raised livestock and ostriches.

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Provides biographical information about actress Megan Fox, including her strict Tennessee family, her first movie at sixteen, and her most famous role starring opposite Shia LaBeouf in "Transformers."

Dakota Drew came back to Lorelei Bluffs last year to lick her wounds in the face of failure. However, not even the idyllic city of Lorelei Bluffs was enough to soothe Dakota's anger and self-hatred, and she continued her battle for self-punishment with drinking and one-night stands that sometimes lasted a night or two longer, but never offered her love or respect. Now, Dakota has hit rock bottom and she's living with her parents, and though she attends AA meetings and she is also seeing a psychiatrist to help her navigate the self-loathing she is drowning in, every day is still a battle with Jack Daniels, her self-esteem, and her parents. Determined to accept what happened to her the year before and determined to take responsibility for her decisions, Dakota begins to open up to the people she knows care about her. It isn't until Dakota meets Chase Johnson, good-looking, hard-working, all around good guy, that she realizes how much she needed a friend. Determined to hold Chase at arm's length, Dakota finds herself drawn into his circle of friends and loved ones, and soon realizes, she's in much too deeply to back out, to save her heart from any possibility of being broken again. Can Chase and his friends lure Dakota back to the fun-loving, trusting and happy woman she used to be? Can Dakota make herself and her family believe she and Chase are only friends, that she's vowed never to fall in love because it will only break her heart?