Greatest Hits
Behold Twinfamy’s Greatest Hits, a collection of literature unprecedented in the history of the written word, hand-selected based upon their popularity with you, O Loyal Readers, as well as the always-correct opinion of The Author.
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…in which the Twins coin inspiring catch phrases, record a rock opera, scale human barricades, and turn one year old.

…in which the Twins Ewok their way down the aisle as Ring Bearer and Flower Girl, and Our Hero epically enters His fourth decade.

…in which Our Hero’s Son calls Him “Dada!” for the first time, possibly because of Chuck Norris. – Freshly Pressed 9/7/2011

…in which Our Hero fails to 1) warn His Wife not to accidentally rub her face in her son’s feces, and 2) capture it on video.

PART 1 of The Coyote Fugly Saga, in which Our Hero wages war against Trash Day and crosses paths with a bloodthirsty coyote during His morning stroller jaunt.

PART 2 of The Coyote Fugly Saga, in which Our Hero stops oncoming vehicles, overcomes battery-change procrastination, and loses a singing monkey in an effort to escape a suburban coyote attack.

…in which Our Hero and His Wife escape the clutches of the Castle Grayskull, frolic with animated woodland creatures, and inspire restlessness in island natives.

…in which Our Hero battles dogs on unicycles, microwave doors, and thinking about starting to begin to maybe do the dishes, all while the Twinfants sleep.

…in which Our Hero rescues a damsel in distress and wonders if His Mother overhears him sexually propositioning said damsel.

…in which Our Hero and His Wife consider adding a pack mule and/or a pack tauntaun (Yes, like from Star Wars) to their traveling entourage.
John P.
I want an autographed copy of this book when it’s published !!! The pictures you create with your words transport me back in time when I thought no one could possibly understand just how tired I was trying to teach and take care of my own two kids!!! Thanks for making me laugh…
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Betty, if I ever have a friggin’ moment to cobble together a book, you most certainly can have an autographed copy. In the meantime, I’d be happy to sign your screen with a Sharpie. Thanks so much!
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