We Always Had Beer

Angela "Red" Wright , Angela Wright
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We Always Had Beer

Angela "Red" Wright , Angela Wright
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328 PAGESENGLISH

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  • Published date: Jan 31, 2024
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 328
  • Publisher: BookBaby
  • ISBN: 9798350933598
  • Dimensions: 6.0" W x 0.9" L x 9.0" H
Angela is originally from the Deep South but has spent most of her life in the Pacific Northwest. She loves the cool summers and the wet winters of this beautiful and mysterious place. Angela's life was plagued with abuse, poverty, alcoholism, lies, a bad marriage, and a deep lack of education. She was raised in a doomsday cult that taught her that life was only as important as the prize that waited for her at the end of Armageddon. She only recently began taking college classes at Bellevue College. As well as Master Classes that helped fulfill her dream of becoming an author. She along with her husband have traveled to over 60 countries. In her adventures, she has met and come to know some of the most interesting and sometimes famous people. She loves photography, crafts, entertaining, and the joy of celebrating life, all the time. She volunteers and is an advocate for those who are mistreated both in society and in their homes. She supports 6 advocacy groups for those leaving the very doomsday cult she left. She is passionate about politics, music, and movies. Her friendships mean everything. Even if no one reads her book or books in the future, she's an author, and considering how her life was laid out, that's a pretty big and impressive accomplishment. However if someone reads it and is moved or changed by her words, then she feels honored that her journey helped someone with theirs. Her next undertaking, writing novels.

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