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- Author: Patricia Finn
- Publisher: R.D. Davis Publishing
- ISBN-10: 0578661225
- ISBN-13: 9780578661223
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Senior blues? Not anymore. Written in a casual, upbeat and conversational style, Walking With My Foot in My Mouth is a light read for Seniors. Humorous mishaps, mini adventures and opinionated opinions remind readers that life is good, life is fun, and age doesn't matter. Held hostage by a family of raccoons, unnerved by punk rockers, does Miss Pat really bring her cats to Long John Silver for lunch?
Walking With My Foot in My Mouth is a collection of 90 essays taken from the author's blog Finnicky. Written by a Baby Boomer for the generation of Boomers, Walking With My Foot in My Mouth is dedicated to everyone who has crossed the threshold into Seniorhood. If you were raised in the fifties and sixties and are now past fifty and sixty, Walking With My Foot in My Mouth will inspire you to hop, skip and run.
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- Author: Patricia Finn
- Publisher: R.D. Davis Publishing
- ISBN-10: 0578661225
- ISBN-13: 9780578661223
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Senior blues? Not anymore. Written in a casual, upbeat and conversational style, Walking With My Foot in My Mouth is a light read for Seniors. Humorous mishaps, mini adventures and opinionated opinions remind readers that life is good, life is fun, and age doesn't matter. Held hostage by a family of raccoons, unnerved by punk rockers, does Miss Pat really bring her cats to Long John Silver for lunch?
Walking With My Foot in My Mouth is a collection of 90 essays taken from the author's blog Finnicky. Written by a Baby Boomer for the generation of Boomers, Walking With My Foot in My Mouth is dedicated to everyone who has crossed the threshold into Seniorhood. If you were raised in the fifties and sixties and are now past fifty and sixty, Walking With My Foot in My Mouth will inspire you to hop, skip and run.
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