Comments for QP http://www.quincypress.com the writings of Cheryl Unruh Sun, 25 Nov 2012 15:21:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on About Quincy Press by Flint Hills Road | Dave Leiker http://www.quincypress.com/about/#comment-7604 Flint Hills Road | Dave Leiker Sun, 25 Nov 2012 15:21:40 +0000 http://www.quincypress.com/?page_id=2#comment-7604 [...] County, Kansas – This is the cover photo for Cheryl Unruh’s book Flyover People document.write('Return'); Dave Leiker Photography Copyright [...] [...] County, Kansas – This is the cover photo for Cheryl Unruh’s book Flyover People document.write('Return'); Dave Leiker Photography Copyright [...]

]]> Comment on Where to find the book by Cheryl http://www.quincypress.com/where-to-find-the-book/#comment-6467 Cheryl Thu, 25 Oct 2012 19:25:28 +0000 http://www.quincypress.com/#comment-6467 I will take care of that. Thank you so much, Stan! I will take care of that. Thank you so much, Stan!

]]> Comment on Where to find the book by Stan Symons http://www.quincypress.com/where-to-find-the-book/#comment-6466 Stan Symons Thu, 25 Oct 2012 19:17:25 +0000 http://www.quincypress.com/#comment-6466 I just ordered the book for my wife, and forgot to check the box to have it signed. Could you take care of that for me. My wife's name is Susan. Thank you,Stan I just ordered the book for my wife, and forgot to check the box to have it signed. Could you take care of that for me. My wife’s name is Susan. Thank you,Stan

]]> Comment on Order Form by Cheryl http://www.quincypress.com/order-form/#comment-4484 Cheryl Thu, 10 May 2012 12:30:29 +0000 http://www.quincypress.com/#comment-4484 Bob, Well, sometime this summer I'll be recording the book for Kansas Talking Books, a service for the visually impaired. I don't know their policy, but I doubt that their version can be sold commercially. But, for now, no plans in the works to record it commercially. Sorry. Thanks, Cheryl Bob,

Well, sometime this summer I’ll be recording the book for Kansas Talking Books, a service for the visually impaired. I don’t know their policy, but I doubt that their version can be sold commercially.

But, for now, no plans in the works to record it commercially. Sorry.

Thanks, Cheryl

]]> Comment on Order Form by Bob http://www.quincypress.com/order-form/#comment-4481 Bob Thu, 10 May 2012 09:05:17 +0000 http://www.quincypress.com/#comment-4481 Hi Cheryl, my wife is wondering if your book is, or will be offered in audio book form. Thanks... Hi Cheryl, my wife is wondering if your book is, or will be offered in audio book form. Thanks…

]]> Comment on Order Form by Cheryl http://www.quincypress.com/order-form/#comment-4418 Cheryl Thu, 03 May 2012 13:35:32 +0000 http://www.quincypress.com/#comment-4418 Thank you for your kind words, Sarah. Sending you an e-mail. Thank you for your kind words, Sarah. Sending you an e-mail.

]]> Comment on Order Form by Sarah http://www.quincypress.com/order-form/#comment-4415 Sarah Wed, 02 May 2012 20:33:01 +0000 http://www.quincypress.com/#comment-4415 Cheryl, my name is Sarah Beylon. I am Steve Beylon's wife. My husband and I were truly blessed to be able to call Kansas home for a brief 6 years. I am enjoying reading your book. It has brought back fond memories of living in the Sunflower State. It has also brought back fond memories of visiting with my sister, Margaret, who attend both Fort Hays and K-State. Unfortunately, Margaret was killed in the line of duty this year. She and I often spoke of moving back to Kansas to live someday, such was the strength of our love for Kansas, for the open skies and beautiful prairies, but most of all for the wonderful, hard working, down to earth, good people who are lucky enough to be called Kansans. Thank you for sharing Kansas with our family. We will always be Kansans at heart. Cheryl, my name is Sarah Beylon. I am Steve Beylon’s wife. My husband and I were truly blessed to be able to call Kansas home for a brief 6 years. I am enjoying reading your book. It has brought back fond memories of living in the Sunflower State. It has also brought back fond memories of visiting with my sister, Margaret, who attend both Fort Hays and K-State. Unfortunately, Margaret was killed in the line of duty this year. She and I often spoke of moving back to Kansas to live someday, such was the strength of our love for Kansas, for the open skies and beautiful prairies, but most of all for the wonderful, hard working, down to earth, good people who are lucky enough to be called Kansans. Thank you for sharing Kansas with our family. We will always be Kansans at heart.

]]> Comment on Order Form by cheryl http://www.quincypress.com/order-form/#comment-4405 cheryl Tue, 01 May 2012 00:02:58 +0000 http://www.quincypress.com/#comment-4405 Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts on the book, Scott. You're very kind. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts on the book, Scott. You’re very kind.

]]> Comment on Order Form by Scott Harber http://www.quincypress.com/order-form/#comment-4404 Scott Harber Mon, 30 Apr 2012 21:23:54 +0000 http://www.quincypress.com/#comment-4404 Too often in life beauty goes unappreciated because of socitey’s and life’s pressures. It is far too easy to dismiss taking a moment to appreciate what one has because of the desire to add to one’s wealth. It is far easier for one to appreciate nature’s beauty when they are surrounded by it. Kansas is the perfect place to do so. Its openness lends itself to displaying the wonder of nature without reserve. Unruh represents in many more words what the greatest religions of the world have known to be true for ages: one cannot be satisfied if their spirit is deprived, nor can they be satisfied if their physical body is deprived; there must be a balance. Unfortunately society today tends to focus on the material rather than the ephemeral. This book is an invitation at first to live vicariously through another and to begin to whet the appetite of the spirit for more sustenance. Cheryl Unruh invites the reader on a journey through a life being lived to the fullest, to a life where individuality is appreciated more than society’s demands, to a complete life. It is through the magnificent narration of Cheryl Unruh that the audience is taken on a grand journey. However, despite the masterful expressions Unruh uses to describe and praise Kansas, even she realizes when old words speak louder than new: How often at night when the heavens were bright With the light of the twinkling stars Have I stood here amazed and asked as I gazed If their glory exceeds that of ours … The air is so pure and the breeze is so fine The zephyr so balmy and light That I would not exchange my home here to range Forever in azure so bright. Too often in life beauty goes unappreciated because of socitey’s and life’s pressures. It is far too easy to dismiss taking a moment to appreciate what one has because of the desire to add to one’s wealth. It is far easier for one to appreciate nature’s beauty when they are surrounded by it. Kansas is the perfect place to do so. Its openness lends itself to displaying the wonder of nature without reserve. Unruh represents in many more words what the greatest religions of the world have known to be true for ages: one cannot be satisfied if their spirit is deprived, nor can they be satisfied if their physical body is deprived; there must be a balance. Unfortunately society today tends to focus on the material rather than the ephemeral. This book is an invitation at first to live vicariously through another and to begin to whet the appetite of the spirit for more sustenance. Cheryl Unruh invites the reader on a journey through a life being lived to the fullest, to a life where individuality is appreciated more than society’s demands, to a complete life. It is through the magnificent narration of Cheryl Unruh that the audience is taken on a grand journey. However, despite the masterful expressions Unruh uses to describe and praise Kansas, even she realizes when old words speak louder than new:
How often at night when the heavens were bright
With the light of the twinkling stars
Have I stood here amazed and asked as I gazed
If their glory exceeds that of ours
…
The air is so pure and the breeze is so fine
The zephyr so balmy and light
That I would not exchange my home here to range
Forever in azure so bright.

]]> Comment on The book is available! by Dale Graham http://www.quincypress.com/2010/08/24/the-book-is-available/#comment-3703 Dale Graham Tue, 21 Feb 2012 17:00:54 +0000 http://www.quincypress.com/?p=99#comment-3703 Hi Cheryl, I'm ordering books for a class at Rainbow Mennonite Church. It's hard to judge how many people will sign up for the class but, since Amy Kliewer knows you and is helping lead the class, I'm sure it will be popular. Could you send 12 copies to us along with a bill? I'll let you know after the first class (March 4) how many more we need. The church address is 1444 Southwest Boulevard, Kansas City, KS 66103 Hi Cheryl, I’m ordering books for a class at Rainbow Mennonite Church. It’s hard to judge how many people will sign up for the class but, since Amy Kliewer knows you and is helping lead the class, I’m sure it will be popular. Could you send 12 copies to us along with a bill? I’ll let you know after the first class (March 4) how many more we need. The church address is 1444 Southwest Boulevard, Kansas City, KS 66103

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