If These Are Laugh Lines, I'm Having Way Too Much Fun - Softcover

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Rose Madeline Mula was an executive assistant, public relations specialist, and operations manager for a New England theater chain before she discovered a passion for writing. Her work has appeared in The Saturday Evening Post, Yankee, Modern Maturity , the Christian Science Monitor, the Baltimore Sun, and more than one hundred other magazines and newspapers. She also writes a monthly column for seniorwomen.com.

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"Apparently I'm not the only comedian from Andover, Massachusetts." --Jay Leno

"If you've been waiting for another writer like Erma Bombeck to come along, wait no more. This hilariously funny and wonderfully wise book by Rose Mula is a must-read for all Erma's fans. You'll see yourself on every page. . . . Read this book on the beach, on a plane, in a bubble bath. Read it out loud at your next family reunion. But just be sure to read it if you need a laugh."
--Mary McHugh, author of How to Ruin Your Marriage

"What a joy! In this time of little humor, Rose Mula's If These Are Laugh Lines, I'm Having Way Too Much Fun looks at everyday events with a comic eye. It will make you laugh, as you probably have had the same experiences but without her refreshing slant."
--Joan Fontaine

"This delightful collection of humorous essays is loaded with lots of laugh lines while shedding light and lightness on a variety of everyday situations. Rose helps us move from a 'grim and bear it' mentality to a 'grin and share it' outlook as she shares slices of life and laughter. If you want to improve your L.Q. (Laugh Quotient), this book is for you!"
--Dr. Joel Goodman, director of The HUMOR Project, Saratoga Springs, NY, and author of Laffirmations: 1,001 Ways to Add Humor to Your Life and Work

Rose Madeline Mula squeezes sour, run-of-the-mill experiences into "that's just how I feel" lemonade. If These Are Laugh Lines, I'm Having Way Too Much Fun is Rose's personal observations on topics as diverse as fashion, pet peeves, cooking, email, television talk shows, procrastination, and running late. She adds just enough sugar to have you laughing at yourself and the lemons in your life.

Rose Mula was an executive assistant, public relations specialist, and operations manager for a New England theater chain before she discovered a passion for writing. Her work has appeared in The Saturday Evening Post, Yankee, Modern Maturity, the Christian Science Monitor, the Baltimore Sun, and more than one hundred other magazines and newspapers. She also writes a monthly column for seniorwomen.com.