My life story and what made me live so hard and fast.
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Everyone has a story, but not everyone is inclined ...
5.0 out of 5 stars
By
Sue Mullins Ramsey
on October 16, 2017
Everyone has a story, but not everyone is inclined to bare it all, nor is capable of doing so. Judy Vido’s memoir has it all: challenge, heartbreak, adversity,
adventure and triumph told with verve, introspection, candor and humor. Truly a life of defying the odds. Also a trip down memory lane for many “boomers.”
Judy's life has not been dull!
By
Kathryne E. Louzek
on September 28, 2017
I loved reading about Judith E. Vido's adventures. She remembered so many great details! I really loved reading about my hometown of Richmond, VA (Varina,
Pizza Inn, the Fan, the fairgrounds, and more). There were times I felt like I was right there with Judy. I laughed and smiled a lot. I was so sad during
unhappy times or when horrible things happened. I was happy when Judy found ways to get yourself out of a bad situation and go on doing positive things.
I shouted and cheered for her many times while reading the book. Judy's life has not been dull as the title suggests and her story is perfect for a Hollywood
movie! Can't wait for volume two!
Exciting read
By
Rhonda Spear on September 21, 2017
This auto biography relates the life journey of a woman seeking adventure and finding misfortune, excitement and hardship along the way. The reader is
present to various carnival jobs together with the excitement of traveling to different places. We feel her pain experienced in difficult
Situations such as unthinkable rapes and a broken marriage. Testing the murky waters of youth, she gets involved with two well-known motor cycle clubs.
Judith E. Vido's story is set in the city I’ve lived in my whole life and she creates many memories of the popular restaurants, local department stores
and radio DJ’s.
Inner strength grows amid believing she may not survive her twenties. Her need to live before it's too late motivates every move. SO YOU HAD A DULL LIFE
TOO is an enjoyable read and will hold your attention page after page.
The experience of a young adult trying to figure out what they want to do for employment or education can be overwhelming. My book will give them insight to what it means to be a carpenter. And the progress unions have made in discrimination.
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