The Stuporwoman Files : Observations of an Overworked, Overwhelmed, Overjoyed Working Mother
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Book Description
Newspaper humor columnist, public speaker, and playwright Monica Lewis' laugh-out-loud observations on motherhood, relationships, balancing work and family, and the quirks of everyday life, hit home on every page. On knowing you're too old to have a baby: "You know you're too old when, to you, a period is just something that goes at the end of a sentence." On the irony of giving your kids a time-out: "Most parents would love the luxury of taking an hour to just sit in our rooms. Hell, I'd even sit in the corner if it meant a moment or two of peace and quiet." On helping your child with math homework: "I'm hopeless at math. For me, Cardinal Numbers are the amount of red birds on the tree outside my bedroom window." On Santa Claus: "If Santa was a man, everyone in the universe would wake up Christmas morning to find a rotating musical Chia Pet under the tree, still in the store bag." On Not Cleaning the Refrigerator: "If food were human, I'd be considered a slumlord."
About the Author
Monica Lewis, longtime humor columnist for the Erie Times News, has also been published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and several national magazines. A novelist and successful playwright, her latest comedy has been scheduled for performance in Los Angeles. The working mother of one daughter, Kelsey Applebee, she resides in Erie, PA.
The Stuporwoman Files : Observations of an Overworked, Overwhelmed, Overjoyed Working Mother,Monica L Lewis,iUniverse, Inc.,0595344151,Form - Essays,Humor,Topic - Family,Humor / Essays
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