![]() who knows.but I suspect every reader laughed. ”WHAT A SHIT LOAD OF A YEAR”.why we laugh. I couldn’t help but wonder how much fun it must be in their house - kids, dog, cat, and, lots of cooking, great dinners, people over every Sunday.( their house was filled with friends WHEN NOT IN LOCKDOWN), -with mom&dad ‘both’ naturally animated - schooled in comedy, grounded in goodness and and warmth. Her natural spitfire magnetic personality could give ‘The Energizer’, a run for its money. but also has a down-to-earth genuine heart filled with so much love - every man, woman, and child, must feel it. I immediately recognized Dawn’s funny-guy-comic-talented actor husband, Chris O’Porter, from several offbeat great movies he stars in.įrom all the cooking, eating, munching crisps, and daily alcohol consumptions, that Dawn shares with us, I was expecting to see a warm-hearted- slightly chubby-woman.ĭawn has an attractive slim body, a glamours flair, The NAMES of neither Dawn or Chris meant anything to me.Īs soon as I saw the many photo images of them both. ”who was her ACTOR husband?”.(he is mention in a funny scene) > “no, my husband doesn’t need to signup for your acting class”, Dawn tells a stranger, “he is doing alright he is Chris O’Porter”. ”who is she, what else has she done, or written”? It was only when I had an hour left of listening to this audiobook, when I got curious enough to check google. I enjoyed the rhythm of varied stories and emotions in this book - what’s not to like when a person is being true to who they are?-unflinchingly honest.funny, real, unguarded, but appropriate, goofy one minute, serious the next.and sincerely grounded in kindness and compassion for the world and people at large.ĭawn O’Porter must be an absolute joy to be friends with. Time is a blessing.as time does heal.īut her sharing about the depths of grief was very real. Thoughts about the person we are grieving is there every single day. It doesn’t mean every moment of the day people who are dealing with grief can’t function - it’s just that it’s there - never gone. It was true what Dawn said about grief: we can still have happy days -keep our grief at bay when around other people-īut grief thoughts are never gone. I related to how grief is a part of Dawn’s life ( her very closest friend committed suicide), my grief is associated with our older daughter. it will be a challenge to not feel salt WAS added to your own wound. If anyone is seriously dealing with grief. Much ‘WAS’ funny.but some parts were profoundly sad. This book was a delightful-audio-companion. ![]() This book fit the bill!!!! I like to think of Friday’s as “IT’S FRIDAY FUNNY DAY”.and give tribute to ‘funnies-on-Friday’s’. but I was in in the mood for something light and bouncy. I’m reading and listening to several books, (others heavier in scope). My guess is it was a daily deal-chance purchase. I still can’t remember when or why I purchase it. The toilet paper cover caught my attention? I can’t even remember why I bought this book. “Life in Pieces”, was my first introduction to ‘anything’ Dawn O’Porter. It’s 2020.the year when life changed dramatically. ![]() Six hours and 31 minutes: I listened to it in one day swoop. Audiobook written and read by Dawn O’Porter
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