I guess dear old Dad passed on to me the genes that gave him a love for laughing or to make others laugh. Dad was always ready with a funny remark or, with garden hoses in hand, quick to spray the lady next door. At least he thought it was funny. I m not sure Mrs. McCarthy though so. He would go to extreme lengths to get laughs. Dad s best effort was the time he went to great pains to pretend he was his own sister. Mother and a group of friends met once a week to play Bridge. When they met at a nearby neighbor s house one time, Dad rang the front doorbell, wearing lipstick, a wig and Mother s dress. Using a falsetto voice he introduced himself as his own sister. He had the group of women confused and wondering, Is this absurd woman really John s sister Until, one-by-one, laughed uncontrollably. Dad had fun. And I ve been having fun all my life. Thank you, Dad, for the fun genes and examples of fun you gave me. Americans are now more health conscious than ever before. At most social gatherings the latest diet fad is discussed. Many are on exercise programs to burn calories, control blood pressure and maintain healthy functioning hearts and lungs. The entire medical profession agrees that good humor is a tonic for good health. It is intended that, as you read, you will laugh or chuckle or grin inwardly to put you in a healthy frame of mind. This book will be a long-lasting health pill. Have fun. Your children will enjoy this book. If you have no children your grandchildren will enjoy it. Purchase COD by sending an email to info@thethinkclub.com OR send a check for $12.50 US payable to: Think Club Publication, PO Box 451, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303-0451.
This is a book of contemporary humor. This book is a fiction. The author believes that God has given us the capability to be wise and dumb at the same time. Every person in this world can be an absolute genius and a total idiot. We all act brilliantly and foolishly in different situations. Don't we sometimes look at ourselves in retrospect and wish we had not acted the way we did?
We all have acted idiotically on many occasions, socially and professionally. Some of those moments are captured in this book.
Coming to America was a great cultural shock for the author. He found humor in people's interaction and in his own ignorance about the customs of the new land. Coming from a feudal system of work life to an open environment was another great adjustment for him. The author found humor in all those situations. He watched his fellow immigrants experimenting with new culture and still trying to maintain a link with the old. Some of their struggles are amusingly depicted in his stories.
The author observes world in its generality. He equally enjoys the substantial and the frivolous. The former fuels his intellect and the latter provides him fuel for living in the form of humor. Click here to purchase.
This book provides information & suggestions regarding how to keep a growing child safe & healthy during the first two years of life with emphasis on immunizations, prevention against diseases and accidents.
The book provides tips on health and safe start for newborns, childhood immunizations, accident prevention, and child abuse risk factor. Chapters in this book address child poisoning, how to prevent falls, how to child proof the home, and how to handle minor inhuries and accidents. The concluding chapters provide information on how to handle major emergencies and the proper way to initiate cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR). The author has strictly followed the recent guidelines from the American Heart Association regarding basic life support and choing spells in infants. Click here to purchase.
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I guess dear old Dad passed on to me the genes that gave him a love for laughing or to make others laugh. Dad was always ready with a funny remark or, with garden hoses in hand, quick to spray the lady next door. At least he thought it was funny. I m not sure Mrs. McCarthy though so. He would go to extreme lengths to get laughs. Dad s best effort was the time he went to great pains to pretend he was his own sister. Mother and a group of friends met once a week to play Bridge. When they met at a nearby neighbor s house one time, Dad rang the front doorbell, wearing lipstick, a wig and Mother s dress. Using a falsetto voice he introduced himself as his own sister. He had the group of women confused and wondering, Is this absurd woman really John s sister Until, one-by-one, laughed uncontrollably. Dad had fun. And I ve been having fun all my life. Thank you, Dad, for the fun genes and examples of fun you gave me. Americans are now more health conscious than ever before. At most social gatherings the latest diet fad is discussed. Many are on exercise programs to burn calories, control blood pressure and maintain healthy functioning hearts and lungs. The entire medical profession agrees that good humor is a tonic for good health. It is intended that, as you read, you will laugh or chuckle or grin inwardly to put you in a healthy frame of mind. This book will be a long-lasting health pill. Have fun. Your children will enjoy this book. If you have no children your grandchildren will enjoy it. Purchase COD by sending an email to 
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