The Meat and Potatoes of Life: My True Lit Com Kindle Edition

Lisa Smith Molinari’s book is a pleasure to read. It is laugh out loud funny, sometimes because of the funny and sometimes because of the challenges of life we have all experienced. She does a terrific job of sharing her life as a mom, a wife, a woman creeping into middle age, and a military spouse in short, easy to read stories that capture her life and our shared humanity. Reading her book was like sitting with a good good friend and catching up over coffee or a glass of wine. Particularly in these challenging times it is a welcome uplifting reminder that we are all human and in this together even while apart.

Lisa Molinari is an award winning columnist that has written a lighthearted, fun compilation of stories inspired by her military family of five. You will laugh and cry and enjoy the entire "Lit Com". You might even find your own story in Lisa's home grown stories. A great read if you want to add some joy to your life.

At a time when we've been programmed to hide behind a veil of perfection via social media, it's so refreshing to read an honest account of a normal, imperfect, totally relatable, and loving family life. Don't hesitate, buy the Meat and Potatoes of LIfe, read, relate and laugh out loud.

I loved this book so much a bought copies to give as gifts. A fun and meaningful read.

A captivating look into the trials and tribulations of raising a family as a military spouse. Lisa takes you on a humorous journey through the struggles and triumphs of her family as they navigate their way through this thing called life. Highly recommend this book even if you aren't from a military family. The struggles are very much the same for anyone that has raised a family Anyone that likes the writings of Erma Bombeck will love this book.

This is a very enjoyable read and hard to put down. Stop reading this review, order this book and enjoy with your favorite quarantini!

Loved this book!

I absolutely loved it and connected with so much of it. I was a military wife also for 20 years and have 3 kids. It was so light and brought humor during this otherwise strange time. It was laugh out loud funny in some parts and yet tender and emotional in others. What a great book club read!