In her third book about nonsense, Rosa Lee Pack the "May or Nut Valley," will explain how to shop for fresh cow's milk, advertise for a wife on the radio, and why most of her thirty-three housekeepers never worked out. She will keep you laughing with her real life story of a home invasion. Convince you "crazy" people still roam around in "Nut Valley" and make you wish you lived there. You will see a photo of "Baby Girl" in chaptr eleven and learn why she has to borrow someone's children in chapter ten. Page forty-seven might tell you who "Papoose" really is--then again it may not. On page eighty-seven, Rosa Lee describes her ninety-one year old Aunt Mary as cantankerous: Bad tempered, argumentative, and uncooperative... There is never a dull moment. These real life short stories, one after another will keep you entertained from the first chapter until the last. It will make you think twice about being sad and might teach you a thing or two about life.