No More Faceplants and Please-Hold the Oat Milk!

If baby boomers think Mary Ann Hoyt has run out of material to craft a third book of humorous essays, they need not fear. Her anecdotes will continue to delight women over fifty, as they identify with the situations and antics of this author.From a faceplant on concrete, to a hip replacement, to falling off her "grandma pedestal," be prepared to laugh, share snippets with your spouse, and occasionally wipe away a tear.Mary Ann Hoyt reminds her readers humor is a powerful coping mechanism, which gives perspective to most of the curveballs life throws us. She gives us permission to laugh, even in times of trial, because she believes that finding the funny unlocks our joy.