| Author: | Goose Punk | ISBN: | 9781524548858 |
| Publisher: | Xlibris US | Publication: | October 13, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Xlibris US | Language: | English |
| Author: | Goose Punk |
| ISBN: | 9781524548858 |
| Publisher: | Xlibris US |
| Publication: | October 13, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Xlibris US |
| Language: | English |
The Culvert Story is the story (in mostly sarcastic but true terms) of my life mostly outside the mental health system. The book is basically memories of short events and things that happened in my life outside of the years of therapy. Interesting events I remembered most clearly were from my childhood, beginning when we first moved to the United States and continuing on sporadically through the rest of my life till now. As far out as most of this sounds, it is true and should be good for an ununderstanding laugh. Probably not meant for the minor, The Culvert Story will give you a look at a messed-up side to things most people dont have happen in their lives and help you see from a point of view of someone directly descended from actual pioneers from Northern Alberta. The actual final frontier. Read with caution and try not to worry. As my dad would say, No, its true. You better believe it. This book is meant to kinda twist your mind. This is good, so buy!
The Culvert Story is the story (in mostly sarcastic but true terms) of my life mostly outside the mental health system. The book is basically memories of short events and things that happened in my life outside of the years of therapy. Interesting events I remembered most clearly were from my childhood, beginning when we first moved to the United States and continuing on sporadically through the rest of my life till now. As far out as most of this sounds, it is true and should be good for an ununderstanding laugh. Probably not meant for the minor, The Culvert Story will give you a look at a messed-up side to things most people dont have happen in their lives and help you see from a point of view of someone directly descended from actual pioneers from Northern Alberta. The actual final frontier. Read with caution and try not to worry. As my dad would say, No, its true. You better believe it. This book is meant to kinda twist your mind. This is good, so buy!
