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Once in generation a book comes along that changes how we view parenting. Dr. Spock's Baby & Childcare, first published in 1946 was the parenting manual for millions of families. Other books followed such as the What to Expect series, Playful Parenting, and Parenting with Love & Logic. Most guys would rather jump off the tallest building in town than read any of those books, so they pretty much wing it when they have kids. The time has come for a book that speaks in the language of the common man—a parenting book for today's generation of guys who are trying to raise daughters. However, until that book comes along, try reading this book by W. T. Dupree (also known as "Dub T" or simply ...

After 47 years in the horticulture industry, I've seen it all. The good, the bad, and the downright hilarious. In these crazy times, we live in; you have to sit back, look around you, put a smile on your face, and laugh out loud. Gardening is the #1 hobby in the world today. Often it can be harder than it really needs to be. There are so many fun ways to garden. Just get your hands and knees dirty and enjoy what you do. With a little luck, time, and effort, you will soon have an impressive garden. In a fun way, this book will help turn that black thumb into a green thumb. Maybe with a few thorns in your hands to make it interesting.

Patrick has been traveling the world since 2009 as an award winning vaudeville comedian. While traveling he would make stupid cartoons,doodles,and poems. This is a 169 page full color collection of those very dumb ideas.

In some way or another everyone strives to leave a lasting impression on this world to be uniquely remembered for. It may be by one's generosity, or benevolence, or having an expertise in a certain field of knowledge. Others rise to prominence with strong personalities, or in some cases, as an individual that marches to that "different drummer." In my case it was the desire to leave my mark as a spinner of tales through the medium of songwriting. This collection of essays shares some of my favorite, and sometimes turning point experiences and connects them to a song that was inspired by it. There is a fair share of laughable and tearful moments within each of these pages. This is the del ...

While the subtitle says "good friends" and most of the stories revolve around a 1967 candy apple red GTO, it is also about the authors best friends both then and now. Along with other close friends and family, the exploits and antics of these guys in particular (plus a few others)will keep the reader on an emotional roller-coaster.

Raising a child takes many things, patience, love, a kind heart, but most of all a sense of humor. Now multiply by 5 boys and you get a small idea of what went on in the Rutherford household in the early days of kid wrangling. Whether it is someone in a superhero cape trying to fly from high places, an epic butter battle spreading across the entire 1st level, or as the title suggests… a chance of rain in the kitchen, D.L. Rutherford has probably seen it all. The author insists that raising 5 boys, or rather, keeping them alive, was one of his greatest accomplishments. With the help of a very resourceful and patient wife, this family has weathered the many storms of sports injuries, re ...

Jack Dorsey's Summer of Love by Nancy G. Pelosi is a modern political masterpiece in the great tradition of Hogarth. This wickedly woke work of satire is loaded with politically charged cartoons taken straight from the headlines of the Summer of 2020, or the Summer of Love as the buffoonic Mayor of Seattle, Jenny Durkan, put it while her awokened City was being set ablaze by well-meaning peaceful protestors, and Jack Dorsey was unleashing his anti-American censorship operation over at Twitter HQ. Meanwhile, over in the UK, Lord Admiral Nelson observed the ensuing chaos in the Streets of London from upon high. Limited Edition of 500 Copies Worldwide

The story of Zsa Zsa, my cat.

"Just the Good Parts" presents tales of love, lust, loss and hypergamy in a sordid collection of stories that only the White Devil Press would dare publish. Also, another novella-length examination of adult theme park Florida, in which Doyce Whisanant recounts his "Lost Days in the Adventure Club." Volume 29 of The Whisanant Mythos, and as usual, not one for the squeamish.

A coffee table book of absurdities, idiocies, truths and observations dedicated to all the lunatics and the risk takers out there. This one’s for you.