In the tradition of humorists Patrick McMannus, Dave Barry, Tim Allen, Bill Cosby, and (the author's favorite) Bill Bryson, Zschomler takes a look at some of life's quirks and quandaries through a comedic lens. It's a look back at a childhood in the 60s, followed by marriage and family in the 80s up until now. "Inside, you'll encounter a humorous and bitter-sweet slice of Americana. Always entertaining and encouraging, often auto-biographical, TITLE, will take the reader on a joy ride of wit and wisdom. This work transcends the humble anthology and becomes a conduit of lessons-learned by a very smart man who's lived abundantly. It's a multi-vitamin for the soul that you must dive into right now (unless you plan to set aside time for a warm drink and a fire)." from the Foreword by author Andy R. Bunch, Diner Tales Includes stories like: Rocketman; Bullies and Boxing; Haunted House; Turkey Lurkey; I Believe in Santa; The Christmas Tree Tyrant; Oh, the Joys of Bus Travel; Strawberry Fields, Feels Like Forever; All American Dad; Little Sister; The Mysteries of Flight and Females; Insomnia: And Then There Were Kids; Band on a Run; Playing Ball, and a whole lot more.