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"Get down, Jim. He has a gun." Alone and
under siege in their quarters, the author could only watch the
television screen, which showed her husband being assaulted by a mob
of angry Chinese students at the Taipei airport.
This is just one of the many gut-wrenching experiences that, along
with the ridiculous sight of forty-seven live lobsters crawling
around their garage floor, make this book one that will take you
from laughter to tears as the life of a Navy wife unfolds.
Besides being wife, raiser of children, maintainer of home, cars,
lawns and appliances of all sizes, she must be able to move on a
day's notice. And, as an entertainer, a friend, a communicator and
world traveler, she must be able to do it alone. Without a sense of
humor, she is, in Navy terms, dead in the water. |
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