The differences between men and women, how to survive home
renovation projects, the funny and memorable things that children
say, and how movie dialog invades our everyday speech. These are
just a few of the subjects the irrepressible Kathy Rohloff shares in
this collection of family stories.
 
You will also meet one of the world's most unlikely assortment of
pets, from kittens given as a wedding present, to ducks, and a
wandering horse. Of course there is a large group of dogs and cats,
some sane and others that are very different indeed!
 
However, most of the accounts are about everyday life. These are
the things that have also happened to you or your family, but you
never took the time to write them down. Neighbors, relatives,
trades folks, sporting attempts, the late-night life of a waitress,
and memories of foreign travel.
 
Find a comfortable chair and prepare yourself to enjoy this unique
collection of stories, Laughing All The Way!
 
Kathy Rohloff is a 50-something woman of accomplishment who has
been my wife for nearly 33-years. In that time she has made a home
for us in four states, successfully raised and launched three children
out on their own, delighted in our grandchildren, written a monthly
column for the Herald of Randolph for the past eight years, and
never, ever complained that life has somehow passed her by. She is
proof that life may not be fair, but it is an adventure; that what you
get out of it is sometimes dependent on what you bring to the table;
and that it is often filled with things that surprise you and even, on occasion, take your breath away. This book is a dream that she has carried for as long as I remember and a glimpse into her own unique way of taking on the everydayness of life and squeezing out whatever good it might hold.