1000 senior moments, all unforgettable
No, you’re not losing your mind. Or are you? Either way, you’re definitely not alone. With 1,000 UNFORGETTABLE SENIOR MOMENTS Of Which We Could Remember Only 246 by Tom Friedman you'll certainly understand why. And, oh, lest we forget you will laugh quite a bit too!
So many examples exist where forgetfulness becomes truly a virture. There’s Jimmy Carter, forgetting the nuclear launch codes in a suit at the dry cleaners. Rod Stewart fumbling for the name of the intense first love who inspired “Maggie Mae.” G. K. Chesterton writing a long letter to hismother announcing the good news about his engagement—while his mother is in the room with him. Marilyn Monroe blowing the same line through 52 takes during the filming of Some Like It Hot.
Great lapses of memory in history
1,000 UNFORGETTABLE SENIOR MOMENTS Of Which We Could Remember Only 246 celebrates history’s greatest mental lapses; it is a perfect impulse book in the fine gift format of Famous Last Words. Not just outlandishly funny, it’s also a book of great comfort—after all, having a senior moment puts you in the company of Einstein, Lincoln, Beethoven, Newton, Toscanini, and a whole assortment of presidents, poets, philosophers, popes, and Nobel Prize–winners.
Talk about gaffes; examples abound such as best men forgetting to show up at the wedding, judges staggered by the incompetence of their previous decisions, senators frozen in front of TV cameras and Olympic officials gazing absently while bewildered runners continue through the finish line.
And what about Bono losing the only copy of his lyrics to a new album?
Feel better yet? Why not forget to pick up your copy today!