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Rudy's rules for travel : life lessons from around the globe / by Mary K. Jensen.
Record details
- ISBN: 9781631523229 (trade paperback)
- Physical Description: 211 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
- Publisher: Berkeley, CA : She Writes Press, 2018.
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| Subject: | Jensen, Mary K. > Travel. Voyages around the world. Married people > Travel. |
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- 1 of 1 copy available at Tsuga Consortium.
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| Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date |
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| Stroud Branch | 910.92 Jen | 31681010110666 | NONFICPBK | Available | - |
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Circle the twentieth-century globe with risk-taking, frugal Rudy and his spouse Mary, a catastrophic thinker seeking comfort. When this marriage of opposites goes traveling, their engaging stories combine laugh-out-loud humor with poignant lessons from the odyssey of a World War II veteran. - Ingram Publishing Services
Most honeymoons, Mary knows, do not start this way. Lying outside on the sloping attic roof in Edinburgh, listening to the soft snores of her groom, she realizes that Rudyâs number one rule, âadapt," once again reigns.
Rudyâs Rules for Travel takes you across the twentieth-century globe with intrepid, frugal Rudy and his spouse Mary, a catastrophic thinker seeking comfort. Whether stalled in a Spanish car tunnel, stranded atop a runaway elephant, or held at rifle-point at a Soviet border, Rudy has a rule for every occasionâfor example, âRelax, some kind stranger will appear.â Mary, meanwhile, has her deep breathing and her own commandment: âExpect the worst.â
The two are a picture of contrast. As Mary was being born, Rudy was a new American citizen flying US Air Force missions over his homeland, Germany. His father was a seaman, hers an accountant. And when this marriage of opposites goes traveling, their stories combine laugh-out-loud humor with poignant lessons from the odyssey of a World War II veteran. So start packingâyouâll want to join these two. - Simon and Schuster
Most honeymoons, Mary knows, do not start this way. Lying outside on the sloping attic roof in Edinburgh, listening to the soft snores of her groom, she realizes that Rudyâs number one rule, âadapt," once again reigns.
Rudyâs Rules for Travel takes you across the twentieth-century globe with intrepid, frugal Rudy and his spouse Mary, a catastrophic thinker seeking comfort. Whether stalled in a Spanish car tunnel, stranded atop a runaway elephant, or held at rifle-point at a Soviet border, Rudy has a rule for every occasionâfor example, âRelax, some kind stranger will appear.â Mary, meanwhile, has her deep breathing and her own commandment: âExpect the worst.â
The two are a picture of contrast. As Mary was being born, Rudy was a new American citizen flying US Air Force missions over his homeland, Germany. His father was a seaman, hers an accountant. And when this marriage of opposites goes traveling, their stories combine laugh-out-loud humor with poignant lessons from the odyssey of a World War II veteran. So start packingâyouâll want to join these two.
