Published: June 18, 2012
Words: 69,137 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9780986005909

Short description

If you've ever tackled a mound of laundry taller than you, made reservations instead of dinner, turned to prayer to deal with your teenage daughters, and accidentally wet yourself laughing at your best friend, then you'll like God Has Better Things to do Than My Laundry (and Other Observations by an Overly Dramatic Mom).

Extended description

If you've ever tackled a mound of laundry taller than you, made reservations instead of dinner, turned to prayer to deal with your teenage daughters, and accidentally wet yourself laughing at your best friend, then you'll like God Has Better Things to do Than My Laundry (and Other Observations by an Overly Dramatic Mom). Heather Nestleroad gathers all of her blog posts from the last few years into a comprehensive book that can be enjoyed by parents, chocolate lovers, and coffee drinkers of all types. Find out how Heather learned to like (and order) coffee, explores her questions about the purpose of our lives, bares her neurotic confessions, and details conversations you'll swear you just had with someone in your family.

Tags

humor, religion, christian, blogger, bombeck, momblogger

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Reviews

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Review by: Rowena Portch on Sep. 05, 2012 :
Charming Read:

Curling up with this book is like chatting with an old friend with whom you can laugh, cry, and share juicy stories that you can both relate to. If you are a mother, you will appreciate the subtle, and sometimes not-so-subtle insanity that often creeps in during your children's teen years. I found this book easy to read and enjoyable to the end. It's a perfect little night cap at the end of a hectic day.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

Review by: Rowena Portch on Sep. 05, 2012 :
Curling up with this book is like chatting with an old friend with whom you can laugh, cry, and share juicy stories that you can both relate to. If you are a mother, you will appreciate the subtle, and sometimes not-so-subtle insanity that often creeps in during your children's teen years. I found this book easy to read and enjoyable to the end. It's a perfect little night cap at the end of a hectic day.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

Review by: Sinara Ellis on July 24, 2012 :
Neurotic middle-aged drama queen, and mother, Heather Nestleroad has created a book of her blog posts stories that was entertaining and heartfelt.

She is devout in her religious beliefs, responsible (yet amusing) child-rearing skills, the love for her husband and her dislike of orange clothing. She is not Martha Stewart, but never claims to be. She's also not a pioneer or camper, although it's funny to read her experiences both reality based and imagined.

For a debut collection it was fun and hit close to home when she spoke of dealing with teens and the thought of her kids leaving home I have 3 gone and 1 to go so I feel your pain. Thank you for a wonderful read, Mrs. Nestleroad.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Sinara Ellis on July 24, 2012 :
Neurotic middle-aged drama queen, and mother, Heather Nestleroad has created a book of her blog posts stories that was entertaining and heartfelt.

She is devout in her religious beliefs, responsible (yet amusing) child-rearing skills, the love for her husband and her dislike of orange clothing. She is not Martha Stewart, but never claims to be. She's also not a pioneer or camper, although it's funny to read her experiences both reality based and imagined.

For a debut collection it was fun and hit close to home when she spoke of dealing with teens and the thought of her kids leaving home I have 3 gone and 1 to go so I feel your pain. Thank you for a wonderful read, Mrs. Nestleroad.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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