Thomas Edgar McNally

Refrigerator Door (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Refrigerator Door!How one household item became the epicenter for cherished memories.The refrigerator door - that communal billboard found in every home. Covered in photos, mementos, report cards, and takeout menus, this humble appliance takes on far greater meaning. It becomes a tapestry of everything important to a family.In Refrigerator Door, author and father Thom reminisces on the refrigerator door of his childhood. This mosaic of fading photos and fridge magnets shaped his upbringing and brought his family together. Now Thom passes along the tradition to his own children, reminding them that even an ordinary door can be transformed into something extraordinary with the memories we choose to display.Join Thom on this heartwarming journey that reveals how a refrigerator door quietly yet profoundly chronicles the story of a family. More than just a surface for sticking homework assignments and takeout menus, it is a celebration of all that gives our fast-paced lives meaning.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Austin Macauley Publishers
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. Februar 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798886937060
• Artikelnr.: 70925842

Autorenporträt

Thomas Edgar McNally has forever expressed himself to the world through a heart filled with love and gratitude and a spirit of belief in what's possible for all. He meets and receives each person right where they are on their journey, advocates for what's best for others, lives to serve and strives to unlock the doors, provide the programs or light the path to solutions for their better health and greater well-being. McNally takes the reader back in time, his special skill as an author, music composer, mental health specialist and storyteller radiates his talent of capturing the journey through the 1950s and 1960s.