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Andrius Raudonikis _audonikis — Have you ever had a jam packed day where it seems nothing goes according to plan? Right from when you wake up till bed time? I know I have, and Jen Tucker shares each tale and how she realizes, at that last (and only) pit stop before bed, that all day she was wearing her panties inside out. Jen’s day starts with her husband leaving for a week long business trip overseas. She terribly misses him, especially because he travels more than he is at home, hence she calls herself a “married single parent.” Their family has just moved into a new home. There are almost always issues that arise where the inspector finds something wrong, that the insurance company will not cover. DAMN those insurance companies!! A few more events of Jen’s day (many she forgets, but must be taken care of today) include dropping off clothes at the cleaners, but forgetting the clothes, how she needs to get her TB shot before school starts (Jen teaches), and that happens to be in two days, her son’s appointment, and attempting to keep her dogs from straying off the front yard. Even though this day seems to never end with nuisance after nuisance, with Jen’s hilarious and blunt sense of humor, and her being such a loving and caring person, readers will sympathize, identify and laugh out loud. She also gets emotional at times. I can definitely relate to this, as I am a crier as well. But it’s better to be emotional than keep things in, which Jen DOES NOT  Here is what I have learned from Jen and will take away from this memoir: I am going to try harder to be more patient with people and see the good in them, even if I find them quite annoying or they appear (being the optimal word) that they have no idea what they are doing or talking about. As Jen says, and I SO agree, this is much easier said than done. Every person is unique, and whoever we meet in our life, they are meant to be there and serve us a purpose. I am also going to try to have faith that whoever is “up there” is watching out for me, and even if I start to think “WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU DOING UP THERE,” I have to be patient and know everything happens for a reason.