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Dortha Jackson's "Isn't It Funny?" is stimulation for the heart and mind. Have you ever found yourself in a funny situation? Perhaps you have had the opportunity to think back on an event and remember the good, funny and passionate parts. "Isn't it Funny?" is a small collection of true stories that reflects the comedy in life. Ranging from light humor to satirical wit, Dortha Jackson's vignettes are a delightful snack for the avid reader. Close and personal, yet relevant to all, this book talks about situations that touch each of us. Sometimes expected, other times a surprise- however the experience finds us, the reaction is what makes us think. Challenging the mind and questioning the soul, this collection of true stories, often on the edge of current events, is sparked by transient thoughts that strike a chord of entertaining contemplations. "Isn't it Funny?" takes simple ideas and expands upon them while questioning, clarifying and pondering. For example, one story brings to light a simple thought of seeing only one shoe in the middle of the road and wondering where it came from. Another story focuses on the challenge of being an adoptive pet parent. Some are seasonal while a few are sentimental. The rest are pure fun with whimsical observations on popular subjects such as cellphone privacy, reality TV, procrastination, eating healthy and being unique. With her background in education and passion for family, Dortha Jackson gives us a light-hearted look into everyday life. As a wife, mother of two grown children and a grandmother, she incorporates a Christian, family-friendly flavor to her writing. Her stories are stimulating and a challenge to think, examine, and discover. Likening an experiment in a chemistry class, our life experiences and the way we respond to them are a testament to who we are. Why not give it some contemplation?
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