This is the first in a series of joke books. Other books in this serial will include politics, men, men and women and many more titles.Being that I am 75 I thought it was a good idea to print Aging first.There are long and short quips. A short one is "How can one be nostalgic when you can't remember anything?"The more you read the more you laugh.

Have You Heard The One About: Aging

Literature & Fiction

Blackman, Lucy

Humor & Satire

iUniverse

Lucy's Story: Autism and Other Adventures

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Book in Hand

Autism and the Myth of the Person Alone

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Biklen, Douglas

Bissonnette, Larry

Burke, Alberto Frugone Tito Rajarshi Mukhopadhyay and Sue Rubin Jamie

Children's Health

NYU Press

If you enjoyed the first book about aging here's another for you to laugh with. This is the second book in my series "Have You Heard The One About . . .One to make you laugh. "My mother is a travel agent for s guilt trip."

Have You Heard The One About....Women

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Second Edition - Revised and Updated The new bottom line for 21st century capitalism will measure success based on the company's impact on all stakeholders, including the environment and the global community at large. Throughout his interesting career and challenging business ventures, Knut Utstein Kloster has proven the axiom that businesses can "do well by doing good" Long before 'green' became more than a color, or capitalism came generally to mean more than just profit-making, Knut Utstein Kloster was investing in socially responsible enterprises that valued all of its stakeholders. The now popular expression, 'triple bottom line' was Knut's modus operandi from day one. The story emphasizes the important role of the conscience in navigating a just and equitable course forward. Kloster's "no-man's land" is the distance between the world-that-is and the world-as-it-should-be.

Have You Heard The One About . . . Religion

iUniverse Publishing

Born with Autism, Lucy could not understand much of what was said around her. Her own language came later from newspapers and books. She created stories and poems in her head from the words she had read. As an adult she still barely speaks.
In her teens she started using a keyboard with someone touching her arm, but that was not a substitute for ordinary speech. Lucy's language had developed in a world of her own making in which she had never passed on information to someone else. Even today she does not answer questions in the same way as other people.
Lucy's ambition was to write a book. She went to High School. She wrote letters and essays, learnt how to explain herself and began to create characters in her stories. While writing she started to understand her own autism, and through that understanding she came to type on a computer with no physical support to complete her BA (Hons) in Literary Studies.
An essential resource for anyone interested in autism, sensory issues, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), language and the practice of writing, Lucy's Story is also an intriguing, poignant and exciting autobiography.

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Jessica Kingsley

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