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Bless Your Heart Tramp Author: What’s the Southern woman’s favorite brand of mayo? Why do we have to keep a “funeral casserole” in the freezer? Why do Southern men call their fathers “Deddy” no matter how big and powerful they’ve become? Step into the wacky world of “womanless wedding” fund-raisers, in which Bubbas wear boas. Mee... more »
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Eva Marie L. (babyjulie) - Middletown, DE reviewed Bless Your Heart, Tramp on + 336 more book reviews
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Not as good as Stop Dressing but along the lines with We're Just Like You IMO. Rivenbark has a great sense of humor and I'll read anything that she writes from now on!
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Good, crazy, typical Celia Rivenbark humor!
Here's her "take" on a 1950's advice book for wives:
Textbook: "Prepare yourself. Take 15 minutes to rest so that you'll look refreshed when hubby comes home from work. Touch up make-up and put a ribbon in your hair. He's just been with work-weary people. Be a little gay. His boring day needs a lift."
Mama Celia: "Get knee-walking drunk. You've earned it. You've been with four kids under the age of 7 all day. Put a ribbon in your nose and try to pull it out of your mouth. You're wasted, after all. Announce you're gay. Tha look on his face will give you a lift."
Here's her "take" on a 1950's advice book for wives:
Textbook: "Prepare yourself. Take 15 minutes to rest so that you'll look refreshed when hubby comes home from work. Touch up make-up and put a ribbon in your hair. He's just been with work-weary people. Be a little gay. His boring day needs a lift."
Mama Celia: "Get knee-walking drunk. You've earned it. You've been with four kids under the age of 7 all day. Put a ribbon in your nose and try to pull it out of your mouth. You're wasted, after all. Announce you're gay. Tha look on his face will give you a lift."
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
I cannot even begin to tell you how hilarious this book is. I laughed and laughed reading it.
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The funniest book I have ever read. Can especially be appreciated by Yankees transplanted in the South. LOVE IT!!! LAUGH OUT LOUD FUNNY.
Very funny! Bathroom reading like Erma Bombeck!
bright, witty, Southern humor
Genres:
- Humor & Entertainment >> Humor >> Essays
- Humor & Entertainment >> Humor >> General
- Humor & Entertainment >> Humor >> Parodies