Heaven Help Us! (Paperback)
by Kari J. Rich
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LDS women work hard for many people in many places, striving every day to do and be their best_ã”but how often do they get to simply sit back and LOL? In this collection of wry and witty essays, one modern Mormon mom turns ordinary predicaments into awesome opportunities to lighten up and look at life with a laugh. Whether she_ã_s busting through red tape to get medical assistance for her injured son, celebrating the birth of her child by losing her lunch on the bathroom floor, or having an off-beat adventure in the residue of Mormon culture found at the D.I., Kari J. Rich uncovers the hilarity that lurks in everyday situations. See her thwart self-pity with self-deprecation as she rediscovers her testimony in a can of tuna, loses touch with her children by joining the PTA, gets chased down by a hawk on her bike, unknowingly turns into her father on Memorial Day, and battles the family hierarchy at the height of the holiday season. There_ã_s more than frivolity on these pages_ã”golden nuggets of wisdom do surface on occasion. But don_ã_t worry, they pass quickly. Kari_ã_s much more concerned with just finding joy in this experience we call womanhood.
Product Details
- Pages: 131
- Size: 6 x 9
- Released: 03/2012
About the Author
As a community blogger for the Herald Journal news, frequent LDS media contributor, and author, Kari J. Rich enjoys exposing the hidden hilarity that lurked in everyday life. She is a mother of three, wife of Western artist Jason Rich, and resident of the outback of Cache Valley, Utah, with more animals than she ever wanted to take care of. Kari likes to read, bike, design, and quilt when she’s not loading the dishwasher.
She graduated from Utah State University in English and design and worked in an advertising agency and as a freelancer in copywriting and design. She has written for radio and has done professional writing and concepting for numerous commercial companies. Follow more of Kari’s writing at kari-on.com.
Kari believes laughter is the best medicine, which is a good thing because she doesn’t have very good health insurance.
