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When I was a youngster, nothing captured my delight and imagination quite like the anticipation of acquiring and eating a candy bar. I think it's because, not only did I love eating them, but because a pleasure such as that only happened on occasion-it wasn't an everyday occurrence. But wow! I imagined that one day I might be able to buy a candy bar any time I pleased. Could life possibly get any better than that?! But even in my early years of candy-bar delight and gratification, I sensed that the bigger picture of life would be even grander. Someday, I thought, something even better than a candy bar will be the center of life's fulfillment. Even then I sensed that my childhood pleasures would one day transform into more grown-up types of things. I eventually learned, though, that obstacles get in the way of the simple things that bring real joy. Life and how we choose to live it is a serious matter. To take each day lightly and to live it without a central, guiding purpose is not wise. Deep down within our inner being, we want to have great significance and meaning, but we don't know how to attain it. To live a life that really matters-to be someone who makes a real difference in the world-is often beyond our reach unless we are intentional. When we choose to live without vision or mission, we miss out on many "could have been" regrets that plague many of us. Essentially, we often settle for less-far less-than the greatness God created us for.
Unfiltered, Unsupervised. Unapologetic. Older -- arguably not wiser -- Lancaster gets back to basics in this hilarious essay collection, sharing the stories she'd tell in bars, if she weren't too lazy to put on pants and go to bars. From advice on how to stay married to a man who refuses to blow his damn nose to creating an incident at the cheese counter during a stab at Whole30, she's just like you ... only louder.
Cabbage Hill is steeped in more than two hundred and fifty yearsof history. One of Lancaster's oldest neighborhoods, the Hill grewrapidly in the late nineteenth century with the arrival of severalwaves of German immigrants. The predominately working-class residents of theHill created a neighborhood of closely-spaced houses and businesses on forty-threeblocks of narrow, hilly streets. The strong German influence led to a neighborhood thatwas close-knit, industrious, and largely self-sufficient. In the late nineteenth century,the Hill was home to many thousands of residents and many hundreds of businesses,each with their own interesting stories, leaving us with quite arich history. This book is a collection of in-depth glimpses intothat history, exploring some of the more fascinating and iconicinstitutions, businesses, people and houses of old Cabbage Hill.
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