Publisher's Synopsis
Growing up post 1945 doesn't make all seniors stubborn, feeble-minded, or set in their ways. Squawk blogger, Judy, and her college friends may be in the evening of their lives, but they are progressive seniors. Not in the political sense. Compared to today's women, life for these six MSU grads was harder in some respects and easier in others. And many of their experiences contributed to larks that make jaw-dropping stories and individual opinions they share as well. Opinions on men and marriage, sex and surgery, millennials and mothers, Black Lives Matter and the Covid19 pandemic, politics and psychics, cosmetics and clothes, and of course, kids. Sincere? Definitely. Politically correct? Not on your life. And if you're willing to read about feelings and beliefs that may differ from yours, fasten your seat belts, girls. As Bette Davis once said, "It's going to be a bumpy ride."
