Don't Lift Up Your Hood and Cuss, Call Us! - Harrington, Bonnie E.
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DON'T LIFT UP YOUR HOOD AND CUSS, CALL US! takes you through the amazing and unexpected turns that propelled an overweight, shy, and sheltered child of Chicago's Southside Pilsen neighborhood of the late 1940s into a world she could only dream of. Through love, inspiration, and destiny, she finds herself moving to south suburban La Grange, Illinois, meeting her soulmate at a USO dance in Chicago, sitting on the white sugar sands of Pensacola Beach, Florida, living in a WWII Quonset hut on the Island of Adak, Alaska, and coping with earthquakes and a different culture in Misawa, Japan. How in…mehr

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DON'T LIFT UP YOUR HOOD AND CUSS, CALL US! takes you through the amazing and unexpected turns that propelled an overweight, shy, and sheltered child of Chicago's Southside Pilsen neighborhood of the late 1940s into a world she could only dream of. Through love, inspiration, and destiny, she finds herself moving to south suburban La Grange, Illinois, meeting her soulmate at a USO dance in Chicago, sitting on the white sugar sands of Pensacola Beach, Florida, living in a WWII Quonset hut on the Island of Adak, Alaska, and coping with earthquakes and a different culture in Misawa, Japan. How in the world could a Southside Bohemian raised on dumplings and sauerkraut develop a craving for Sea Slugs! Come share her experiences and eventual return to Chicago, which had always been calling her home.
Autorenporträt
BONNIE E. HARRINGTON grew up in Chicago's Southside Pilsen neighborhood and La Grange, Illinois. She is a graduate of Nazareth Academy and the Catholic Parochial School System. She worked as an Executive Secretary for a Southside tool jobber, married a US. Navy Petty Officer, had a son Brian, and traveled the globe with him. Her first book, Don't Lift Up Your Hood and Cuss, Call Us! pays homage to the unique people and travel experiences that have shaped her life. She lives in Palatine, Illinois, with her husband Pat, a Pomeranian named Zoey, and an African Grey parrot named Noah.