Good News

I talked to a lady who had just returned from Chicago. She said that a woman who was sitting in front of her on the plane was reading my book.
She couldn't help but ask how she was enjoying it, so she could report back to me.

The answer was, "I am loving it. It is so easy to read. I just wish I had some of this information before I got my divorce."

Loved that she liked it. Hated that it was too late!

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Heart Surgery

I am now on my second week of recovery from heart surgery.
I am not a very good sick person. It seems even my brain is too tired to let me do anything.

Patients!!!!!It should be over soon. My pacemaker should make me a whole new woman.

Thanks to the genious Doctor Wong.

Welcome to the Spring Fling Giveaway Hop hosted by I Am A Reader, Not A Writer. Today on my blog 1 lucky winner will win a signed copy of "I Almost Divorced My Husband, But I Went On Strike Instead."

Publisher's Note: Sherri Mills eagerly took over all household and child rearing duties at the beginning of her marriage. Years later, exhausted and angry from her husband's do-nothing attitude but having a "No Divorce" goal, she went on strike and it worked. Sherri's candid confessions of going from picket fences to picket signs will have you laughing your way to a permanent, equitable division of labor and domestic bliss.

*Read my story on my WEBSITE to learn more about my Domestic Strike and how I saved my marriage!

In order to win all you have to do is follow the simple rules posted below:

1) Follow this blog (mandatory)

2) Follow me on FaceBook (+2)

3) Add my book to your GoodReads list (+2)

4) Leave a comment below telling me your favorite spring time activity! And don't forget to leave your email address so I can contact you if you win!

Happy Spring!

Showers of Books Giveaway

Welcome to the Shower of Books Giveaway Hop hosted by I Am A Reader, Not A Writer. Today on my blog 4 lucky winners will win a copy of "I Almost Divorced My Husband, But I Went On Strike Instead."

Publisher's Note: Sherri Mills eagerly took over all household and child rearing duties at the beginning of her marriage. Years later, exhausted and angry from her husband's do-nothing attitude but having a "No Divorce" goal, she went on strike and it worked. Sherri's candid confessions of going from picket fences to picket signs will have you laughing your way to a permanent, equitable division of labor and domestic bliss.

*Read my story on my WEBSITE to learn more about my Domestic Strike and how I saved my marriage!

In order to win all you have to do is follow the simple rules posted below:

1) Follow this blog (mandatory)

2) Follow me on FaceBook (+2)

3) Add my book to your GoodReads list (+2)

4) Leave a comment below telling me your favorite spring time activity! And don't forget to leave your email address so I can contact you if you win!

Happy Spring!

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just got an email from a sweet young woman, and here it is;

WOW!!!!!!!!I just finished your book. My only question was where was it in 1990 when I got married and why didn't I get it for a wedding present? I almost got a divorce in 2005. Neither of us were happy. We decided after a separation to put 100% into "US" and let the rest fall into place. So much of what you had in your book were feelings and problems that caused the problems that put us on the divorce route.

I am happy to say that my marriage is better today than it ever was. It still needs its regular tune-ups but they all do. I am so happy we chose "us" instead of divorce. It was hard, but it was the best choice and was worth it.

I am going to buy a book for my married daughter and also my single son's. They will need to be aware. Thank you!!!!

I love stories like this.

Doesn't Get Any Better Than This

It doesn't get better than this: You are an old lady and all of your grandkids love everything you do with their hair and won't let anyone else touch it. Then they ask if they can borrow your shoes to wear to the Prom. You gotta love it.

If I Had Only Known

A sweet young lady came in my Salon last week and was talking about my book.

She said, "Sherri, you are right. If it hadn't been for the resentment and anger that was festering inside because my ex-husband wouldn't do any of the domestic work when we both worked, we wouldn't have been divorced."

She said, "The anger and hate that came out of nowhere at the end and actually caused the divorce, was trivial." Then she added, "If I had only known."

None of us knew!!!!!!