Recently widowed Lola moves in with her son, Ray, and his family at his request. The potential disasters of Lola living with her anally retentive adult son and family provide the backdrop for a hilarious story about life. Life according to Lola, that is. Lola is a witty sharpshooter who’s too busy living life to the fullest to worry about political correctness, exercise and proper diet. She’s fiercely independent and struggles with having to live under Ray’s rules…so she doesn’t. A wicked sense of humor and blunt, but often heart-warming honesty are Lola’s tools of trade.
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Little Dog Lost by Steve Boreman
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olddog1 said, 4 months ago
It was already in another mess then. High inflation.
Ms. Ima said, 4 months ago
At least if you had money during high finance rates you could get a decent return for investing it in a bank. Now we have zero interest rates paid on savings (29.99% on credit cards – now that’s something to revolt over) and inflation is rampant.
whmIII said, 4 months ago
Most of those “rocks” wound up in D.C….
sueamarlucan said, 4 months ago
You’ve got it! Politicians and the elite/lib/progs…dumb as a box of rocks!
Jkiss
said, 4 months ago
I named mine Rocky.
:-)
Chickweed Fan said, 4 months ago
When pet rocks were popular, my mom told me that she had been in a Penneys store and someone was returning the pet rock they had gotten for Christmas. When asked by the person behind the counter why they were returning the pet rock, the person said “It died.” Love it.
Ellen Gwynne said, 4 months ago
Actually, it wasn’t the rock everyone wanted, it was the training manual!
pschearer
said, 4 months ago
On the Internet you can find a Pet Rock for sale with a USB connection. Selling point: zero power consumption.