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The author reads his Chicken Soup Story - Mom, You Have to Try. A family suffers as the grand mother starts to lose her memory. But after she is gone they learn she really really did try.

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The author reads 2 of his rhyming verses from his kids' book A DAY AT SCHOOL 

poems 13 & 14. All have a kicker at the end.

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The author reads an article he had published about slavery at sea and the tuna industry.

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The author and his sister deal with a difficult mother who changes for the better due to Alzheimers.

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The author explains some realities of Jury Duty and he has some recommendations,

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Author describes his dislike for skate-boardering until he tries it.

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The author reads 3 poems about survival at an elementary school.  

The Bully

The Hand

Bathroom Stalls

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The author reads 4 very short rhyming verse poems about the realities of elementary school. All have a kicker on the end. A riddle, puzzle or comment.

p.6. The Ride

p.7 Reading Hurts My Head

p.8 Numbers

p.9 What Am I?

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A DAY AT SCHOOL is simple rhyming verse about well...a day at school. Humorous and each short poem has a kicker, problem, riddle or final say at the end. About a minute in length each - a read 3 at a time.

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A child asks a question about lives...and cats.

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