Frangipani Pie

Frangipani Pie Dreaming

Ingredients:

1 20cm ready prepared pie crust
Pineapple Layer
450g Can Crushed Pineapple
2 egg yolks lightly beaten
1/4 cup cornflour mixed with 1/4 cup water
Coconut Cream Layer
1-1/2 cups milk
3/4 cup sugar
1 cup desiccated coconut
1/4 cup cornflour mixed with 1/4 cup water
1 tblspn butter
1 tspn vanilla
Meringue
2 egg whites
1/3 cup caster sugar

It is the most delicious treat you can find... if the ingredients tempt you... then learn how to put it all together at;
http://www.frangipanihouse.com.au/frangipanipie.html

How to write a Best Selling Ebook...

What is an eBook? It is simply a book in the form of a PDF file (usually) that you read on your computer instead of holding in your hand. If you wish you can print it out at home - but the idea is to read it on your computer.

Firstly in order to create an eBook, you need to have something to write about and preferably something someone else wants to read or learn about. You can write ebooks on anything and everything from recipes to crotchet patterns, from novels to how to manuals. If you have written something and it is stored on your computer, then you can turn that information into an ebook that could be making you money.

Do you constantly have people trying to pick your brains for information? Well I did. I had email after email for information on Hot Stone Massage. So many emails and phone calls, that after a while I decided to put the information I was using to teach my students into a book to sell over the internet.

Once the book was written I learned how to convert it to a PDF file to easily send it to clients. In the process I created an international best selling book. Now after more and more people asking me how I did it, I have put together a Guide to instruct people on How To Write an EBook. Hopefully it will help you to create a Best Selling eBook as well.


You can find the Hot Stone Massage Guide eBook at;
http://www.frangipanihouse.com.au/

The Aloha Africa Well Project... From Little Things Big Things Grow.

From little things, big things, grow... From little things big things grow. Words from a song by Kev Carmody, started to go through my mind as I sat working on my website. You know I watch all these celebrities on TV making a difference with their money... and wish... I had that sort of money to make a difference. But, what if I could do something to make a difference in this world without all their resources. What would I do?

Kev Carmody's song kept going through my head. Then I looked at the little images on my website and had an idea. I have seen my pictures on other people's webpages and ebay shops... ones they have taken without my permission. It occured to me that perhaps people would make a small donation if they want the small images - and that we could all work together to make a difference.

So the Aloha Africa Well Project was born. If you would like to help us in this project just go to; http://www.frangipanihouse.com.au/support.html
From Little Things Big Things Grow.
(Song by Kev Carmody and Paul Kelly.)

What part of you are you struggling with?

Are you one of those people who is perfectly happy with yourself? Congratulations... ever thought of writing on how to become so? If you aren't perfectly happy with yourself and have a 'problem' with a part or parts of you, consider this; could the part that you keep obsessing on as your problem, actually be something you could turn into your best feature?

Take one of my students in Tango for example... she has large, long feet. She thinks they are a liability, but I see those feet as an asset in training. You see those feet once trained can become her most sought after feature. Tango requires the feet - especially the woman's feet to move with grace and perform little movements to embellish her dancing. Aside from dancing though my student's feet have taken her on many adventures... you see she is a traveller. Those feet have taken her around the world many times and led many adventures for groups... those feet have taken her on many bush walks every week. They are an amazing asset. But still she groans with desperation that they aren't perfect.

I wonder if we could start to see our worst feature as having a 'message' for us. Instead of looking at what we see as 'wrong' with us we could start to ask... what is the 'gift' in this part of me?