Absent her obvious political bias (which I had absolutely no interest in reading and quite honestly, I resented being subjected to it), her book is a delightful read. If you have a few spare hours, that is all it will take to give yourself some pleasure reading her little anecdotal tidbits. You will certainly have a chuckle or two as you identify with her senior moments, especially if you are in the Social Security or Medicare generation. Even if you are younger, you will laugh out loud when you read a passage that reminds you of someone else, perhaps your mother or your aunt or your grandmother. It is not particular to females though. Her assessments are right on the mark. The road is rising up to meet us, so we had better enjoy the journey!
