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-- --Jeanette Levellie, author of bestselling humorous devotional Two Scoops of Grace with Chuckles on Top . In her orange-mint-julep-out-the-nose hilarious style, Heather Nestleroad will have you laughing, nodding, and agreeing that the best Plan B for supper is going out. I love this lady's empathy for every mom who's ever had

• Title : God Has Better Things to do Than My Laundry
• Author : Heather Nestleroad
• Rating : 4.98 (817 Vote)
• Publish : 2014-11-4
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 218 Pages
• Asin : 0986005916
• Language : English

-- --Jeanette Levellie, author of bestselling humorous devotional Two Scoops of Grace with Chuckles on Top . In her orange-mint-julep-out-the-nose hilarious style, Heather Nestleroad will have you laughing, nodding, and agreeing that the best Plan B for supper is going out. I love this lady's empathy for every mom who's ever had her sleep, potty time, and sensible thought patterns interrupted by little ones. If you haven't been to the bathroom alone for ten years; are tempted to start drinking to get yourself through your kids' teen years; or have thought of wearing a tiara to mop floors, then you need to read God Has Better Things to Do Than My Laundry. Finally, a book that reveals what all mothers think but don't have the courage to say, written in a pithy, applause-worthy style

If you've ever tackled a mound of laundry taller than you, made reservations instead of dinner, turned to prayer to deal with your teenage daughters, and accidentally wet yourself laughing at your best friend, then you'll like God Has Better Things to do Than My Laundry (and Other Observations by an Overly Dramatic Mom). Read about how Heather learned to like (and order) coffee, explores her questions about the purpose of our lives, bares her neurotic confessions, and details conversations you'll swear you just had with someone in your family.. Heather Nestleroad gathers all of her blog posts from the last few years into a comprehensive book that can be enjoyed by parents, chocolate lovers, and coffee drinkers of all types

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. Heather Nestleroad spent most of her childhood watching family shows and dreaming of one day having a family just like on TV. After getting married and having children, one day she discovered she did have a family like that, only funnier