So, I could probably write a book called "Get the F**k Out of My Way." Maybe it would be funny when relating it to the scenarios where some jerk just can't be bothered getting out of my way. But there are also people who are in my way because they are in a wheelchair or using a walker, because they are elderly, because they are obese, because they have one of those huge strollers, or simply because their legs are shorter than mine. Some people notice that I want to pass and just can't be bothered getting out of the way. they are chatting with their friend and are completely oblivious to the fact that I want to pass them. Inevitably, I will end up stuck behind people who are not walking as fast as I am and who do not get out of my way. When I am walking, my goal is to keep moving at a decent pace. I work in a city and I like to walk on my lunch hour. However, it left me feeling a bit uneasy. So I giggled, because I've been there, just like you have. We've all had those evenings where we are desperate for some alone time, where we have something we need to do after the kids are in bed, or where we are just EXHAUSTED and want to go to sleep ourselves.Įveryone has thought it at one time or another, with or without the profanity. Jackson (the story starts at about 1:00 if you want to skip the intro).Īll parents have been there, right? We've all had those times when we wished, for once, that our baby, toddler or older child would just go to sleep already. If you haven't seen the book yet, you can watch this video of it being read by Samuel L. I picked it up and leafed through it, giggling a bit at some of the bedtime scenarios that were all too familiar. I hadn't heard about it until that moment and I was curious what it was all about. Last weekend when we were shopping at Chapters, the book " Go The F**k To Sleep" by Adam Mansbach caught my eye.
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