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This book is about teensy-weensy firecracker love. Love that, when ignited, produces a burst of fireworks and lights up someone’s dark night. It’s about feet-on-the-ground, sky’s-the-limit, life-changing, world-engaging, mustard-seed love that grows from a hunch, an idea, a nudging from above—and then blossoms in the willingness of a heart to act on its sometimes-wobbly faith. Such audacious, underestimated love—like the little engine that could from childhood—just keeps chugging along… Show more This book is about teensy-weensy firecracker love. Love that, when ignited, produces a burst of fireworks and lights up someone’s dark night. It’s about feet-on-the-ground, sky’s-the-limit, life-changing, world-engaging, mustard-seed love that grows from a hunch, an idea, a nudging from above—and then blossoms in the willingness of a heart to act on its sometimes-wobbly faith. Such audacious, underestimated love—like the little engine that could from childhood—just keeps chugging along over “impossible” hills, shrugging off the naysayers, imagining the view from the top. The difference is: this tenacity in the human heart is what turns seeming underdogs and ragamuffins like ourselves into influencers and game-changers, right in our own communities, workplaces, homes . . . or wherever we go in the world.May Pamela Capone’s often-hilarious observations and always-engaging experiences put a little fuel in your tank to help you get up and over, so you can see that all things are indeed possible . . . if you believe that Love can. Show less

When author Pamela Capone groggily looked into the mirror one morning, she noticed a seemingly spontaneous black eye. Then came a flash of memory. Although she couldn’t recall the dream itself, she remembered waking to the yelp of her own voice, her fist balled up. She had clocked herself in the middle of the night.Touching the swollen area around her eye, a question lit the light bulb over her head: How often did she subconsciously give herself a beat-down, falling victim to… Show more When author Pamela Capone groggily looked into the mirror one morning, she noticed a seemingly spontaneous black eye. Then came a flash of memory. Although she couldn’t recall the dream itself, she remembered waking to the yelp of her own voice, her fist balled up. She had clocked herself in the middle of the night.Touching the swollen area around her eye, a question lit the light bulb over her head: How often did she subconsciously give herself a beat-down, falling victim to self-sabotage, overthinking, worry? And was she doing that very thing right now?Through hilarious stories, a little bit of globe-trotting, and plenty of everyday moments back home, Pamela Capone’s personal “messays” will help you see that life doesn’t have to be perfect—and it doesn’t have to punch you—for a typical day to be packed with meaning and grace. Epiphanies can happen in the most unexpected places. And sometimes redemption finds us there too. Show less