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| About the Book | |
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This collection of personal essays and newspaper columns is the result of decades of putting thoughts on paper. The author writes about ordinary life experiences which have far-reaching meaning and appeal. Some humorous, some poignant, others self-deprecating, they have enough universality to enable the reader to identify with the author's thoughts and opinions. Her slice-of-life observations and critiques range from family life, including children, grandchildren and husbands to growing older in the ever-changing world of technology and cosmetics. The essays have been organized in groups reflecting the author's views on NOT SO HI-TECH, AGING ANGST, FLAWS AND FOIBLES and JOY AND NOSTALGIA.
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| About the Author | |
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Priscilla Oehl grew up in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Following graduation from Cornell University she moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where she raised three children. Currently a winter resident of Florida, she contributes a monthly column for her local newspaper, the SEAWORD at Ocean Village in Fort Pierce. Favorite activities include tennis, biking, golf and Bridge. |