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Help! There's a Tigress in the House

When a Husband Retires and Other Diversions

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When the retirement gun sounded, my husband left his executive desk to invade my home territory. In an instant, I transformed into a fierce Tigress, ready to defend my domain. This collection of light-hearted vignettes for retirees is penned by award-winning writer Helen Glissmeyer, a freelance journalist with hundreds of published articles and accolades, including the 2002 Writer of the Year by the League of Utah Writers. Residing in Holladay, Utah, with her retired husband, she is also a mother of four and a grandmother to 13. Like a tigress protecting her territory, I fought fiercely when my husband retired. Once, I was a happy homemaker, having overcome the sadness of my children leaving the nest. I relished my newfound freedom, enjoying leisurely mornings, light lunches, and afternoons filled with hobbies. I felt independent and in control of my palace. Meanwhile, my husband ruled his own white-collar kingdom from the 18th floor of a downtown tower, commanding a team of accountants and secretaries. He allowed me to believe I was in charge of our home, but when he stepped into my space, the balance shifted, and I became a defensive, unpleasant beast. My once peaceful life was disrupted, and I roared to reclaim my territory.

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Help! There's a Tigress in the House, Helen Glissmeyer

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Tytuł
Help! There's a Tigress in the House
Podtytuł
When a Husband Retires and Other Diversions
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2003
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
140
ISBN10
1888106581
ISBN13
9781888106589
Seria
Ocena
4 z 5
Opis
When the retirement gun sounded, my husband left his executive desk to invade my home territory. In an instant, I transformed into a fierce Tigress, ready to defend my domain. This collection of light-hearted vignettes for retirees is penned by award-winning writer Helen Glissmeyer, a freelance journalist with hundreds of published articles and accolades, including the 2002 Writer of the Year by the League of Utah Writers. Residing in Holladay, Utah, with her retired husband, she is also a mother of four and a grandmother to 13. Like a tigress protecting her territory, I fought fiercely when my husband retired. Once, I was a happy homemaker, having overcome the sadness of my children leaving the nest. I relished my newfound freedom, enjoying leisurely mornings, light lunches, and afternoons filled with hobbies. I felt independent and in control of my palace. Meanwhile, my husband ruled his own white-collar kingdom from the 18th floor of a downtown tower, commanding a team of accountants and secretaries. He allowed me to believe I was in charge of our home, but when he stepped into my space, the balance shifted, and I became a defensive, unpleasant beast. My once peaceful life was disrupted, and I roared to reclaim my territory.