How Difficult Can It Be?: Emmy's Story, Part 7: Volume 7 - Softcover

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Meanwhile back at Tony's house, Kenny, Tony and Johncombined forces to contend with six kids.The odds were stacked against them from the start.John chased the kids around the house for thirty minutes.“If I didn't know better, I would think the kids are plotting against us.I know it's not possible, but they seem to be organized.”Tony agreed. “Tell me! I chase down one of them,and then someone else takes off.”“I've changed ten diapers in the last hour. Are they sick, or is that normal?” Kenny asked.“Were they all poopy?” Tony asked.“Half of them,” Kenny answered.“How are we going to get them fed?” John asked.Kenny looked at John and Tony.“Well, there are three of us and only six of them.”“Yeah, I don't like those odds.” Tony cringed.“Ah, come on. We can feed them. How difficult can it be?” Kenny shrugged.“I don't want macaroni.” Peter grabbed a handfuland threw it across the table.It hit Isabella. She froze, looked at Kenny and started to cry.Heather retaliated by throwing her food at Dotty.Zachary watched it all with an expression of glee.“Stop it this instant!” John hollered.Peter and Heather threw food at him.“That's not fair,” John said as he wiped away the food.At the end of the first day, the guys collapsed ontothe family room couch and recliners, totally exhausted.At the end of the second day, they were totally demoralized.Halfway through the third day, they surrendered in tears.They gave in and called the only person whocould handle the situation. Mama Bertucci.The “Emmy's Story” series begins when Emmy isfour-years-old and quickly progresses to focus on her teen yearsand beyond. In this seventh book, “How Difficult Can It Be? Emmy's Story, Part 7,” Emmy records another CD, tours with her band,sings at church, and copes with the twins who are always on the go. She also discovers God has more miracles in store.

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