Vacationing in My Driveway: Or, How to Relax and Enjoy Life's Ride

By Terry Marotta

A well-organized examination of ten major doctrines, including 80 subjects by topical listing. Designed to supplement personal Bible study.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0963860321
• ISBN13: 9780963860323
• Release Date: May 2002
• Publisher: Ravenscroft Pr
• Length: 200 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.3" x 0.8" x 6.3"

Customer Reviews

good medicine

I love the brief essays in Terry's book. I use them to help me get a quick good therapy, perspective, attitude of gratitude, smiles, laughs, warm fuzzies, -- its a lot better than watching the news w/ my morning coffee! Terry is magic, good hearted, and a great writer. She describes her experiences without self-centeredness and makes the reader feel good about themselves and their time spent w/ the book, vacationing!Kathleen Williamson, J.D., Ph.D., CD, prose and songwriter, artist, musician, anthropologist, lawyer, etc., Tucson, Arizona

An exquisite artist of language

Terry Marotta's use of words and language in this book is so exquisite that her phrases catapult you to familiar images. I found myself saying "Yes, that is exactly what that looks like. Yes, I know that feeling exactly." Her fine use of words paint pictures that were delightful. And her handling of everyday life and subjects was fun, at times funny, but always respectful. Having read this book, I am buying it as Christmas gifts for others who love the fine craft of words and I am getting a second of her works for myself!

Funny, moving, delightful, and occasionally entrancing

Written by syndicated columnist Terry Marotta, Vacationing In My Driveway is a collection of 52 special columns, one relating to every week in the year, about topics ranging from religious devotion to learning to relax and enjoy life. Funny, moving, delightful, and occasionally entrancing, these vignettes are like popcorn - reading one only makes you want to read more. Vacationing In My Driveway is highly recommended reading for Terry's legions of fans, and will well serve to introduce her particular brand of wit, wisdom, and observation to those not yet familiar with her writings.