ODD LIKE A SOCK- making humor unorthodoxish.

 

Required reading is an understatement. Kennedy tackles thought provoking issues head on; questions that have eluded mankind for a millennia.

 

*What does it mean to be partly bald?

*What is the last letter of the alphabet?

*What is the difference between a chicken?

*Do we truly know what blubber smells like?

*What is the number one life-saving action of all time?

*Should you propose when you’re up to your knees in water?

*Have you ever wished you was a fly on the wall? ER, not a good idea!

 

Kennedy uses riddles as trails to stories that sometimes go down rabbit holes. But there's no denying that he uncover some very important stuff that crop up in life, such as on these subjects: ugly sticks, cod liver oil, Christmas catalogs, Mars exploration, peanut butter toast, buck teeth, tractor tires, office typewriters, slippery carrots, valuable shoelaces, bungy cords, moose hides, blonde hair ladies, rat-tail files, gymnasium floors, baloney sandwiches, Florida hotels, lovely salads, avgolemono soup, and much, much more