As a weekly columnist for his hometown newspaper The News Messenger, Charles Underwood has written about the good, the bad, the ugly, and the wacky stuff that happens in our world each and every day. After taking a look at his body of work, he decided to take some of his best columns and turn them into a book. It's Like, Uh, You Know: Thoughts of a Small-Town Columnist will allow readers to ponder many of life's most serious questions, such as what will a world without chocolate or toilet paper look like, how many of us will marry our dogs, and will we ever put aside our irrelevant differences and say thanks but no thanks? If you're curious about the answers to these and other pressing matters, put aside whatever you're doing and join the author in pondering the many mysteries of life here on planet Earth.