I Am Nothing Like My Mother
Wager, Barbara Ries
These verses portray "everywoman, " at various stages of life. They are intended to amuse and to bring subconscious thoughts and attitudes to a place where we can all acknowledge them and have a hearty laugh.Through these pages we are able to consider worrisome things like "Her Last Chance for Happiness, " the inconsequentiality of "The Crumbs Inside the Silver Drawer, " the universal anxiety in "Moving the Fridge, " the caricature of "The Fre...
