Between the Fuzzy Parts

Looking back, it seems that much of life is a blur, or at least that's how it seems now. It turns out that life is a jumble of 'stuff', occasionally interrupted by moments of clarity. It is probably a good thing that most of us don't remember every single thing that ever happened in our lives. Most of it would likely be decidedly boring. We tend to remember the significant moments and events, good or bad – the stuff that happened 'Between the Fuzzy Parts'.

That is part of the opening to Larry's new book, available in e-book form on Amazon.com for PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Android (click the photo of the cover that you see to the right). 

The chapter titles in the book:

Moments of Clarity

The Kicker and the Kids

Wild Animals Made of Steel

Fathers, Sons, and Baseball

Survival In the City

Never Too Old

Night of the Living Deer

Beer, Cigarettes, and a Pitcher Full of Money

The Autographed Ball

In His Own League

Outcast

The Arizona Memorial

The Old Rookie

Not A Morning Person

The Airport Thing

The Toughest Hundred Dollars

Wait 'Til Your Father Comes Home

Food Rules

Postal Non-Service

The Booze and the Flood

Life In Texas

Life In the Rough

Surviving the Wedding

Sweet Baby James

The Name I Knew

Credentials and Privileges

The Grandma and the Drummer

Baby Rules

Toddler Terror

Take Out the Trash Before the Curva Grande

One Big Pain

The Evil Empire

Worth Defending

Paying For Seats I Didn't Use

Saved By A Pizza

The Anthem

They Left Us Too Soon

Incredible Acts of Kindness

The Torture Chamber

The Fort

It's A Calling

Taking Things Apart

The Miracle

A Good Dusting

Say It Ain't So, J.D.

The Hanging Jury

Bullhorn Guy and Neanderthal Man

Adventure In the Desert

The Stars At Night, Are Big and Bright…

My Daughter's Eyes

It's Only A Spoof!

Reinventing the Wheel

Have A Beer

Lost In the Wilderness

Together Again

An Unhappy Return

Climb A Mountain, Eat A Peach

Paying Attention

I Don't Fit In Anymore

The Permanent Full Moon

They Were Here First

Falling From the Mainstream

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