If only things were still that simple . . .Travel back in time to the mid-1950s, where music was transiting from the era of the Big Band to the effusive infancy of rock and roll; where families took their meals at the same time and with each other; and where the only thing children had to worry about was getting good grades in school. Follow the humorous and frustrating adventures of one twelve-year-old and his father as they attempt to rid themselves of a pesky groundhog who is determined not to move from his home in their back yard. This lighthearted story will allow you to put your troubles aside as you smile and laugh; nod and shake your head at some of their antics. The winner of the battle between man and animal may surprise you.
If only things were still that simple . . .Travel back in time to the mid-1950s, where music was transiting from the era of the Big Band to the effusive infancy of rock and roll; where families took their meals at the same time and with each other; and where the only thing children had to worry about was getting good grades in school. Follow the humorous and frustrating adventures of one twelve-year-old and his father as they attempt to rid themselves of a pesky groundhog who is determined not to move from his home in their back yard. This lighthearted story will allow you to put your troubles aside as you smile and laugh; nod and shake your head at some of their antics. The winner of the battle between man and animal may surprise you.