Parents are Lucky
They Don't Have to do Chores
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As soon as the children were off for school Mom started her daily routine. Dad was given a kiss goodbye and he was off to work. Mom went through her daily routine of chores and other duties. At the end of the day Mom finished her chores at home and took a seat. While Mom is finally able to sit and rest for a moment the children get home from school just in time to see Mom doing..., NOTHING!
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About the Book
This book is about the routine chores of adults that children rarely observe with some added humor. In the book Mom works all day getting her chores completed just in time for the children and Dad to come home. As the children are directed to do their daily chores Kaitlyn, the youngest, turns to her parents to exclaim, "Parents are Lucky, They don't have to do Chores!"
About the Author
The author grew up in Apalachicola, FL. She joined the United States Air Force on a delayed enlistment program out of high school. Through the military she lived in Texas, Washington D.C. and California. Following her short lived U. S. Air Force career she lived in Wyoming 9 years, Rhode Island 4 years and then back to her home state of Florida in 2007. After moving to south Florida she then made her way back to Apalachicola, on the panhandle of Florida. Before returning home she received her Bachelor of Science from Nova Southeastern University and then went on to earn her Masters of Science in Oceanography with a major in Aquatic Environmental Sciences. Her love of nature and all animals lead her to work with wildlife and the environment.