If You Can't Have Fun...Then What's The Sense? - Softcover

Launiere, John

9798235873650: If You Can't Have Fun...Then What's The Sense?

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ISBN 13: 9798235873650

Verlag: John Launiere, 2020

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What do you get when you mix a big Michigan family, seven kids, a fearless dad, a loving mom, a set of fraternal twins, a few questionable decisions, and decades of funny true stories that probably shouldn't have happened - but absolutely did?

You get If You Can't Have Fun... Then What's the Sense? - a humorous, nostalgic memoir filled with real-life stories from childhood through adulthood. These are the moments that shaped a lifetime: growing up on Lamberton Street, teenage mischief, unforgettable friends, cross-country road trips, family chaos, visits with Navy buddies, and the Facebook "StoryTime" favorites readers have enjoyed for years.

Told with the charm of a natural storyteller, John Launiere shares the adventures and misadventures that made life unpredictable, outrageous, heartfelt, and worth remembering. Some stories will make you laugh out loud. Some will tug at your heart. All of them celebrate the humor, love, loss, and lessons found in everyday life.

Along the way you'll meet:

A dog with a personal vendetta
Neighborhood bullies who picked the wrong family
A twin brother who got "the looks and the brains"
A dad who feared nothing
A mom who loved everyone
A brother who lived like a legend
Friends who made trouble worth remembering
And a younger - and older - John who somehow survived it all

If you enjoy funny true stories, nostalgic real-life memories, small-town humor, or feel-good storytelling, this book will feel like sitting around a campfire with an old friend who has the best stories. It's honest. It's warm. It's real. And it's a reminder that life is short, memories matter, and having fun is the point.

A life well lived - and finally written down.

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