How far would you go to save the life of a family member? Obviously, Daniel Asa Rose would go the extra thousand miles. Rose was on vacation when he received the call from his cousin, Larry. We probably all have a cousin Larry. He irritates...

Robert E. Milliken discusses stupid people. He admits he has done stupid things and that gives him the right to point out other people’s stupidity. It is a matter of takes one to know one. Milliken is correct people are stupid. He concentrates on American’s which...

John Crippen begins his book by describing the take down. When a patient becomes violent the staff must restrain him/her to prevent injury. It takes several people to perform this procedure. Crippen humorously describes the dangers, these include: a worker with extremely bad breath, a...

The title of this book caught my attention. I laughed just looking at the front cover. I had high expectations. Anyone that can come up with a title like this has to be humorous. Bud Wright shares his memories of childhood with readers. Wright spares...

“To be stupid means one lacks in understanding.”  Henry Shephard offers readers a tongue in cheek look at stupid.  We can all recall times when we heard someone say or do something stupid.  “If you ask yourself if you are stupid and you say no,...

The first chapter of this book caught my attention…Do No Harm!  It just happens that I am studying a small book called Three Simple Rules.  The first rule is to do no harm.  While the focus of Middos, Manners & Morals with a Twist of...

Paul Steven Stone is a talented author.  In his latest book, How To Train A Rock, he shares his insight and perspectives on a variety of topics.  For approximately twenty-five years, he wrote a syndicated column, “A Stone’s Throw.”  In his own words, the column...

“Max, that latte drink of your is just coffee with milk. They call it Latte to get a higher price for the fancy name.  I got the same size as you, but it’s regular coffee and only cost a buck and a half.”  It’s amazing...

Paul Peterson--divorced father, advertising agent--is on a journey of self-discovery. Through a sort of meditative state, Peterson revisits past events in his life. He does this in a short period of time. However, the reader should remember time is relative. Traveling with Peterson (besides the...

Jim Rising shares has talent for wit and disdain with readers. I enjoyed his book But Then Again I Could Be Wrong. The frequently repeated phrases became a little annoying, but then again maybe I’m the one that’s wrong. Rising hosts a radio show called...