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Author Aija Monique Butler, was born in San Diego California, in 1979. She currently resides in the San Francisco Bay area where she is a student of Medicine pursing a graduate degree in Healthcare Management. She is an Advocate and Philanthropist for non-profit program development in the areas of Youth and Social Service Development. She is a grant writer and holds an extensive background in Psychology and has a host of medical certifications. Aija has a love for the arts and is a writer of poetry both fiction and non-fiction novels and memoirs.

Aija Butler is the Author of the Fiction Mystery Suspense Drama, My Nemesis a book series, Non-Fiction Memoirs, “Life Honestly After, The Undeniable Truth,” and “The Rebirth of My Soul,” an intimidate look at her walk with illness, sharing her journey through recovery and independence. She is also the Poet/Songstress of the Poetic Experience, My Butterfly Effect, and Non-Fiction Poetic Memoirs, In the Mourning.

Latest works involve freelance article writing,and an album of musical and poetic memoirs. Aija also looks to put together her first script and plans to release three new books in the year 2012. Look out for this creative genious she is taking on the world of creative arts by storm.

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Monday, November 22, 2010

Sliding By... An Excerpt from the Purse Club

Why are we always looking for loop holes to get over on others or short change our responsibilities? Take care of your financial responsibilities right away. Especially if your purse can afford to. Try not to procrastinate and push them back. Its hard to catch up. Your boat will start to sink. You are sure to drown, if you continue to throw your life jackets in to the river.

Those of you finding it hard to follow listen. You must tend to your homes. If you are allowed a chance to slip through the cracks once you may not get another. Use your life jackets sparingly because if you don’t. You will find it exceptionally hard to pull your head above water, or make it back to shore.

Saturday, November 6, 2010

The Guide, Children


Interact with your children. Teach them the ways of the world and enlighten them to new things. The journey of life begins in the home. Its hard for teachers to effectively do their jobs, if we as parents aren’t reinforcing it at home.
Learning is important for children at all ages. Come up with fun ways to teach and spend time with your children. It not only helps your children grow. It helps you learn about them and their individual personality’s.



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The guide snipet from Life honestly After, and the guide a freelance writers guild, Author Aija M. Butler





Tuesday, November 2, 2010

A Woman's Worth...

What are my qualities if I am to be called Woman?
Is there a list of qualifications?
Is it my ability to bare children?
Is it my integrity, my class, my respectable manner?


Am I uniquely beautiful as many women are from birth or is it my butterfly center. If I am too be woman is it due to my beautiful smile, my hair kinky curly straight or its wave. Could it be my skin bright caramel black berry chocolate milk or white. If I am a woman am I mere a descendant of eve. Does the roundness of my breast or the sweet nectar of my kiss suggest that I am woman.


Does the soft caress of my hand or the sultry voice indicate my sex.
If I am to be called woman what does this constitute. Am I a woman merely because I am female. Does the way that I dress speak and handle my business say that I am a woman. Am I to be called a woman if I am educated and speak with a calm tongue, in confidence.


Is a woman a woman, simply because she proclaims to be. Are their some qualities we must possess to show the true nature of a woman.


The Webster’s Dictionary says that the woman is just an adult female person. While the Webster’s Thesaurus corresponds woman as being lady or female.
I know many women, and they have many qualities and none of those qualities suggest that they are women by simply being female. We are woman by the way in which we stand, for what we believe in. Our motherly instincts, our strive for the success of our own and family. Our classy dress, the arch of our brows, and swell of our lips. We are women, standing along side our men. Building our family foundation, nurturing our children.


We are women by our emotional bouts, our sensitive moments,
Our stern and disciplined tongue.


If I am to be called a Woman, I am too be one that has an invincible spirit, a fighter, a lover, and a child of God.
 
Author Aija M. Butler
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copyright 2010
Excerpt from Life Honestly After, The Undeniable Equitable Truth, PublishAmerica

In Stores December 25, 2010