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Her writing is random, witty, insightful, philosophical, raw, tender and full of slightly twisted (but very useful!) perspectives .. Found deep in a closet, a full year after her death, Mary’s family unearthed a treasure trove of notebooks

• Title : The Rambling & Doodling of Mary T. Coffman
• Author : Colleen Antoinette Coffman
• Rating : 4.71 (268 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-10-25
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 136 Pages
• Asin : 1468123971
• Language : English

Her writing is random, witty, insightful, philosophical, raw, tender and full of slightly twisted (but very useful!) perspectives .. Found deep in a closet, a full year after her death, Mary’s family unearthed a treasure trove of notebooks and sketch pads, full to the brim with her journals, diaries, stories, doodles and absurdities. After reading through them ,while they laughed, cried and mused the whole way, they knew there was only one thing to do- get ‘em published! Here you will find the writings, doodlings and repository for Mary’s brain bilge

My only grip is this book has all genres of music. Nearly every chapter starts with something along the lines of "the young man standing by the fire trying to decide" and then it takes four or five paragraphs to find out who this man was (it's not always our hero). On page 230 he writes as to who possibly was behind the murder of the President - "I do not know. Paul Chambers takes on the enormous and often examined day in Dallas. That he was someone who lived to see a revolution through and became disenchanted with the results. The perfect antidote for a bad day. The author did a very fine job in his presentation. Chambers addresses some of the reasons to doubt Oswald's being the assassin, such as the paraffin test showing no nitrates on his check and Oswald's racing home for his handgun. This is one of the very best and I have been using it for years to track cross training type workouts. This seemingly small matter is troubling. And if, as Chambers convincingly demonstrates, it was a frangible round whereas the bullets fired from behind were full metal jacketed and would NOT explode on impact, then - case closed - there were two (or more) assassins in Dealy Plaza. And Mr. As a senior Computer Science major I can honestly say that this book has so much incorrect informa