Important, Not Very, & Who Really Cares?

About the Book

A few misadventures of childhood Country boy takes a mail order brain surgery course Laughing at family happenings Interviews with Genghis Khan, George Washington and Bigfoot The courtship and married life of a cave family the Uggs Tall tales and other comic relief You never know what is going to pop up in your everyday life, but R. D. Wright has found a way to handle it with wit and humor. Follow him as he hits garage sales on the weekend or tries desperately to fi nd his mother’s telephone number, “It’s in the book, Ron.” “No it’s not, I looked.” Sound familiar? Important, Not Very, & Who Really Cares? will resonate with anyone who has searched high and low for something only to discover that it is right in front of them or worse, nowhere to be found. His pieces are witty, charming, and we can see a little bit of our own lives in each of them.

About the Author

R. D. Wright grew up as a military brat and has lived all over the United States. Always being the new kid on the block, he turned to jokes to fit in and to make new friends. He is retired from Ford Corporation and lives in Brook, Kentucky, with his wife and son.