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It was a way of life that truly could be described as the good old days: a childhood growing up in the village of Osterville, Cape Cod, MA, in the 1930s and 40s. Pearl Marney Williams writes about these times in the first third of this book. She describes the beginning, where her family moved to Osterville when she was a baby, her small town upbringing, and the simplicity of the days prior to television and the modern conveniences.In the secon...

Ever wonder what it was like to be a baby boomer and live a childhood period that saw automobiles prior to seat belts, jet engines become standard, black and white TV go to color, civil rights become law, and women's lib go mainstream? Mr. Williams grew up in a middle class family where his Christian parents had five boys, he was number three. He experienced the Massachusetts magic of a 1960's era Concord upbringing-attending their schools unt...

This book is one man's observations of the American political landscape with a heavy concentration on the George W. Bush years and the saga so far of Donald J. Trump. Mr. Williams examines the issues he found particularly heinous along the way.You will like this book if you are a political junky, regardless of stripe. A liberal one will get to relive the past deceits of the George W. Bush years and witness how they are being repeated and accel...