There is something special about red
letter days in Byron and Kit's household. Ever since becoming
man and wife,
they always seem to have extra fun on holidays.
It's New Year's Eve and Kit is
having a major problem. Her husband, Byron tries to help, but can't. The
dilemma is monstrous. How can they overcome the insurmountable odds?
Within hours of the party, and she
doesn't have anything to wear...
As a memento of those occasions, Kit
is writing away in Maude, her diary.
A girl has got to have something to
read when she is old and gray, to make her hot and bothered.
Excerpt:
Dear
Diary,
Diary,
I’m going to call you Maude. That’s okay, right? ‘Cause I really don’t like the
idea that I’m recording this in a journal. It seems overdone, clichĂ©, and
trite. However, when I’m old and almost senile in a nursing home, I want to go
back and read you, and then get all hot and bothered, be able to hide some
Viagra in Byron’s applesauce, and have my way with him. I may need to remind
him of who I am, but that will only make it more exciting. We’ve role-played
some before, so it will be a different flavor of sponge bath, whose teeth are
those, or bobbing for catheters.
It
seems like every major holiday, we have the most amazing time. Don’t get me
wrong. We have fun on other days of the week too, but special occasions, well,
they’re usually extra noteworthy. Sometimes it’s the location, or we are
experimenting with something new. It is just more fun. Maybe it’s that we want
to celebrate when a holiday is on the calendar. Any red-letter day is special
to us! ...
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Meet the Author
After not being able to answer,
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” when she was little, Sally Max
decided she wouldn’t settle on just one profession. Instead, she lives
vicariously through her characters on the page, and gets a taste of every
possible scenario she can imagine.
Sally Max currently resides in central Florida
with her fiancé and a rambunctious black and white tuxedo kitty.
Nothing to Wear is published by
Three Worlds Press. For more information on this book or their other works
please visit: Three Worlds Press.
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