Eighty Years and Still Counting

From the back cover (written by Thomas Nowlin Harrison, editor): A fascinating storyteller, Doris Turner shares her observations about life as an octogenarian (a person in their eighties, in case you didn’t know). Her keen wit and wisdom make this book a fun ride, and an informative one, too. Subjects include: Talking; Listening; Aches and Pains; Bathing; Hair; Eating; Cooking; Housework; Our House; “Plumbing” Problems; Yard Work; Sleep; Wrinkles; Eyes; Teeth; Posture; Laundry; Walking; Shoes; Clothes; Jewelry; TV; Computers; Teaching; Neighbors; Cell Phones; Doctors and Pills; Reading; Story Telling; Cokes and Etc.; Friends; Family; The Lusters; Sons; Daughters-in-law; Grandsons and Granddaughters; God, Christ and Church. Doris writes, "I am now 80! That means many things... My health is amazingly good – I only have two problems – getting down and getting up – I guess the answer to that is simple – either sit or stand – then there’s no problem."