How Not To Murder Your
Grumpy
Written by Carol E. Wyer
Reviewed
by Author Roy Murry
According
Carol, I’m doing one of the activities her retired grumpy husband should be
doing - I’m writing a review of her book. That book is an A to Z catalog of
activities.
An
activity should keep your elderly husband busy so he won’t be sitting around
the house watching you doing household work or drinking your fourth cupa while
reading the Mirror or Female First magazines. For non-Englishmen, cupa is a cup
of tea.
I
don’t have a wife, at the ripe old age of sixty-six, so I don’t think I fall
under her definition as a grumpy. If you have read one of my blogs or books,
you know that I’m a very active man. This is what she wants her grumpy to be –
active and preferably out of the house early.
Ms.
Wyer jokingly defines all the activities a person could do under the sun. Her
definitions are clearly documented with who is the expert in many of those
endeavors. Example: Ex-American National Football League player Roosevelt
'Rosey’ Grier renowned for his (N) needle point acumen. Would your man do this?
I
believe that if a man is not active in his early years of marriage, Carol’s
grump old man will have a difficulty in changing his ways. In her situations, I
am assuming that grumpy man’s wife is a strong woman who can direct her hubby
in the right direction to change his ways. If not, he won’t.
The
book reads smoothly. It’s a fun almanac of activities with facts and dates to
back up her reason for sending grumpy in the direction of each particular
endeavor – well done.
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