do i have to drink. i open my eyes during the lord s prayer in church so sunday, and you are writing bulletin. i start reading your book and i can t put it down, it is midnight, i say one more page. it is hard to stop, you don t want to stop laughing and feeling good, that is what her books make you feel good. a woman stop made one day, she said, peggy, i have to tell you, you are my dead grandmother all over again. i thought, is this a compliment? she said, i loved my grandmother, she was my favorite person in the work world and i miss her so much then i knew. you are doing pretty good. i m not having a problem. i m going all right. i m talking about right.
first visit to the cancer support group. someone came in with a box of chocolate. our leader was an experienced psychotherapist, she said peggy you are new, why don t you pass the chocolates, on the c was bill, he is a severe treatment of chemo the day before, he was very weak and met curbside with a wheelchair. they brought him in, he was lying on the couch, the rest of us have chairs, take the box of chocolate to bill first. he had taken off his shoes and left them in front of the couch, i tripped over his chew shoes, fell on to bill, chocolates rolled on his face. off his cheek and my land hand, landed in a
that is why her stories are good, after she listened and processed and experienced, and not a knee-jerk reaction for other people want to hear. it is what she has learned. usually whatever it was. came out in her writing in a humorous way. my dad was her biggest fan, still. is he would take the stories she wrote. he would read them aloud to anyone it. if you were trapped with my dad on an elevator, 40 years ago on the way to the top of some building, you would know him, he would introduce himself you to, and pull something from his pocket and you would be like what is, that he would open it, it was one of my mom s stories, you have heard the latest from peggy rowe, he would sit down next to you
laugh. i said, i think i can do that. she walked out of the shower, she had a towel covering her front. and as she walked past me, i noticed a fading, somewhat sagging, red, white and blue tattoo on her post posterior, she might be here today, i don t know, i am not sure i would recognize her face. they want to read peggy s stories it gets them away from the gloom and doom that exists in the world today. people are looking for some way they can shut that dismal part of life out. and they can find it in the humor in peggy s books.
i said, i think i can do that. she walked out of the shower, she had a towel covering her front. and as she walked past me, i noticed a fading, somewhat sagging, red, white and blue tattoo on her post posterior, she might be here today, i don t know, i am not sure i would recognize her face. they want to read peggy s stories it gets them away from the gloom and doom that exists in the world today. people are looking for some way they can shut that dismal part of life out. and they can find it in the humor in peggy s books. title of my third book,