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Missy is the Author of Bridge of Time, Love, Unspoken, A Woman's Heart, Soldier's Shadow, The Boy in Cell 1-24 and a few other literary fiction. Missy's writings has reached United Kingdom and most part of Europe, Asia and the Middle East within 3 months of online publication. Missy wrote a few published articles including Paul Sapiera (A success story) back in February of 2011.

“Never forget, children,” my grandmother Eyre used to say long after her husband’s death, “your father was an aristocrat, an Eyre of Eyrecourt.” But if deeds and character count for anything, it was this lively, energetic, warmhearted, caring little woman who was the real aristocrat of the family. My grandfather, though aristocratic in name and manner (when sober, that is), seems to have inherited the worst traits of his famous and ever more disimproving race. Very Irish, that. When I first moved to Dublin in 1959, I tried to trace the registry of his birth there. All I was told was that the old records at the Four Courts had been destroyed in “The Troubles” and the Civil War. Thanks to my Grandmother “Scrapbook” (actually an old Architect’s and Builder’s Directory for the USA, published in 1885, into which she wrote and pasted everything she wished to save: a family trait) we have what scant information remains, regarding names, dates and places. This is my only source. This and what I remember hearing about those old days. Things that used to inhabit our old 1930’s Glen Ellyn home are gone. The memories are still there. Damn the depression, anyway. We had a great time.

I married Joe DiMaggio Jr. when I was seventeen and he was twenty-one. These blog series are about my connection to Marilyn Monroe the movie star. But it was Norma Jeane who was my young husbands friend, step-mother, idealized woman and sexual fantasy.

The life and career of one of Sweden's finest opera-exports to the world: Gun Kronzell.

"Do you like rock?" "Come on, I didn't hear you up the back.....I said do you like great rock music?" That's better! Well check out the INXS story and the famous Wembley Concert featuring "Never Tear Us Apart". It was part of an excellent TV doco by the same name......but of course, they did. "...Tear Us Apart". Check out the story "Unfulfilled - Michael Hutchence and 'Life Cycles'"

This is a fascinating look at the early life and career of Jerry Lewis and how just one year was his most important in his whole life. See how all his early work correlates perfectly with "Life Cycles Theory"