John Lee and Honey Bee - Abraham, Douglas
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You will love John Lee and Honey Bee if you earnestly enjoy and appreciate humor. You will love the characters if you can relate to warm, happy, genial, funny folks. The two are whimsical, outlandish, hilariously entertaining folks enjoying their lives and their fun-filled times together. You will find yourself at Ole Miss and you will love being an Ole Miss rebel. There are no downs-only ups. It's fun: humongous fun, every chapter every page. If you try it you will like it; nay, you will love it. You will fall in love with Dewey, Thom, Buck-a-roo, Popcorn Annie, Jelly Belly Uzelly, and of…mehr

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You will love John Lee and Honey Bee if you earnestly enjoy and appreciate humor. You will love the characters if you can relate to warm, happy, genial, funny folks. The two are whimsical, outlandish, hilariously entertaining folks enjoying their lives and their fun-filled times together. You will find yourself at Ole Miss and you will love being an Ole Miss rebel. There are no downs-only ups. It's fun: humongous fun, every chapter every page. If you try it you will like it; nay, you will love it. You will fall in love with Dewey, Thom, Buck-a-roo, Popcorn Annie, Jelly Belly Uzelly, and of course, the ubiquitous, hilariously endearing two: John Lee and Honey Bee. Give it a chance, and if you do, you will surely give it a go, go, go!
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Doug attended Ole Miss, where he was president of the student body and a member of ODK and Hall of Fame. After law school, he practiced law and ventured into numerous businesses involving communications and recycling in over forty states and worldwide. As a member of Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity, he learned the meaning of a Mississippi guy "raising cane," and he is presently doing so with his wife, son, and friends in La Jolla, California. He was chosen as the Outstanding Young Man of Mississippi and served twelve years in the Mississippi legislature.