As I did in my first two books, I mostly write about family and homeschooling in this book and continue to try to be a writer who uses humor in a positive way even when the wheels fall off almost every wagon I climb aboard. Like Erma Bombeck, I mention a few times that my family is driving me crazy. But I go on to say that I know that I drive them crazy too. I don't mind telling my readers that I love my family and friends and think they're awesome. I'm not big on f-bombs in my writing or real life unless I drop something really heavy on an appendage. In my book, that's what f-bombs are for. Most of the writing in my first three books came from the years that we unschooled. A few people have asked me if I'll still write now that both of my kids are in college and mostly out of the house. (One wonders if they've forgotten that I've also had Geekdaddy to write about for 36 years. He hasn't moved out. Yet.)