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Try and Avoid the Speed Bumps
by
Donna Cavanagh (Goodreads Author)
Kindle Edition, 165 pages
Published
June 26th 2012
by HumorOutcasts Press
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Road trip! It’s rare when a book comes along that makes me laugh aloud, even rarer when I get giggly long after I’ve put the book down. If that kind of read appeals to you, strap on your seatbelts for Try and Avoid the Speed Bumps. Donna Cavanagh, journalist and founder of HumorOutcasts.com, has penned a collection of humorous essays that are very funny and made me feel as though I had found a new best friend. She finds humor and eccentricity in every day life with kids, husbands, pets and the o...more
f you need to lighten your mood, get this book and take a couple of the essays twice a day. Disclaimer: I’m not a doctor and don’t even play the part on TV commercials.
I am a Southerner. When I think of essays that take everyday events and turn them into humor that can sometimes make the reader literally laugh out loud—I remember the late Lewis Grizzard.
Donna Cavanagh is not from the South, but she shares with Grizzard the talent of close observation and the ability to find humor in everyday li...more
I am a Southerner. When I think of essays that take everyday events and turn them into humor that can sometimes make the reader literally laugh out loud—I remember the late Lewis Grizzard.
Donna Cavanagh is not from the South, but she shares with Grizzard the talent of close observation and the ability to find humor in everyday li...more
Donna’s the man! Well, maybe not the man, but The Woman. She’s hilarious! While reading this book, I pretty much had a smile on my face the whole time and I laughed out loud, or for you social media whizzes I lol’d. Her take on every-day situations, some of them ridiculous in themselves and just waiting for someone to take the piss (that’s an Australian term for those of you who don’t know—it means to make fun of) was freakin’ hilarious. She covers everything from avoiding speeding tickets to co...more
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