Milk, Turkey, and Neurosis by Grace Anne Feldman

'synopsis' may belong to another edition of this title. Milk, Turkey, and Neurosis: or, How Mother (Almost) Ruined My LifeGrace Anne Feldman, The Kodaly ContextLois Choksy, Dress Casual: How College Students. Join Gracie and her kooky cat Morgott in their search for a man, a career, a life, and a delicious dinner Gracie can call her own. Read Milk, Turkey, and Neurosis: Or, How Mother Almost Ruined My Life book reviews & author details and more at Amazon.in. Colorful characters that range from a cat who is entranced by its own shadow, an aunt who speaks her own language, and a girl who needs to find her own life fill the story like the stuffing in a Thanksgiving turkey. Amazon.in - Buy Milk, Turkey, and Neurosis: Or, How Mother Almost Ruined My Life book online at best prices in India on Amazon.in.

Now Gracie's dignity and future hangs on this dinner going perfectly, to try and find sanity before insanity finds her. As the clock winds closer to the eleventh hour, Gracie's blind date debacles, ranging from a cross-dressing police officer to a mustached marauder to a heavyset swinger who lives with an elderly couple, have landed her on desperate grounds. Gracie has to scramble and embark on a series of blind dates to find someone who could not only survive Mother's bumbles, but would receive Mother's approval. Gracie knows Mother will soon call with an invitation to the holiday dinner, and she will not let the twenty-something girl live it down if she shows up without a date so she rashly tells Dearest Mother that she already has a boyfriend. Her mother seems determined to sabotage every job, every relationship, and every aspect of her life.

Now Gracie is living single, with her obese, feebleminded, lazy cat Morgott in an apartment in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and Thanksgiving is quickly approaching. /rebates/&.com252fMilk-Turkey-and-Neurosis252f9781495986888252fGrace-Anne-Feldman. Her mother's blundering impudence seems to sabotage every job, every relationship, and every aspect of her life.

Milk, Turkey, and Neurosis by Grace Anne Feldman