Insightful and irreverent The Crowded Nest Syndrome illustrates one woman’s philosophy on finding humor in family situations that have caused, and continue to cause, frustration, exasperation, carpal tunnel, early menopause, flatulence, and Prozac-induced stupor. Millions of responsible post-parental people are cowering in confusion and despair wondering who left the door unlocked when their adult children return home.
The Crowded Nest Syndrome deals with how one woman:
• Coped in chaotic conditions of crowded proportions for years.
• Moved out of state only to be followed and invaded…again.
• Watched $250 in groceries disappear in less than 24 hours.
• Gave up vacations for entertaining/raising full-time grandchildren.
“I’m frightened, Auntie Em,” said Dorothy. Shaputis is right with you, Dorothy, braced against her door, hiding from the frat house madness of her own home. Where’s that dumb Toto when you need him?
A humorous off-beat infomercial The Crowded Nest Syndrome will help countless parents who woke up one morning wondering what happened to their peaceful pre-retirement years of easy living and forewarn those whose offspring are still too young to vote.
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