Saturday, August 7, 2010

'aint too proud to plug





14 of the 17


    My mother's upbringing is one that is stranger than fiction. She is the second of 17 children. Stories of her growing up years (both hilarious and heartbreaking) have been told over and over again at family reunions. Just her being a trunnell, has supplied me with countless conversation starters throughout my hair years. I am so happy to say that my amazingly talented and beautiful Aunt Carolyn has compiled these true stories into a memoir, "Prom Queen In a Milk Bucket" She has an interested publisher but in these days of social networking, she has to first prove that she can create a following. Please follow the links below and help her years of hard work pay off, and her story be told. She is an amazing example of grace, humor, and testimony, against all odds.


please like it
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/Prom-Queen-in-a-Milk-Bucket/136128173093090

follow her blog to get excerpts and insights
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/Prom-Queen-in-a-Milk-Bucket/136128173093090


Thanks friends





1 comment:

{lizzythebotanist} said...

some of her stuff reminds me of the book "the glass castle." read it? i think barbie was reading it at the pool the other day. hilarious, yet so sad at the same time. the good thing is that kids are so resilient and don't realize how bad things are when they're deep in it, you know? hope her book makes it, i'd love to read it.