Joe Stover

What's Your Hurry?: a Collection of Sane Sayings, Keen Observations and Good Advice Joe Stover

"What's Your Hurry?" is a time capsule. The collection of sane sayings, keen observations and good advice comes from a man whose formal education ended in the ninth grade. But that man, my dad, never stopped learning. His classroom was nature, people around him, and hundreds of books. Everyone has a story. George Stover's story is about life, and that story is in these sayings. While some are humorous and contain words of hope, others are sobering and somewhat cynical. But that's real life. "What's Your Hurry?" is a book to reckon with-you'll smile with the ups and nod thoughtfully over the downs. The complete manuscript contains approximately 100 sayings. Several people have perused, chuckled and frowned over "What's Your Hurry?" It appeals to young and older adults alike. There are some similarities between "What's Your Hurry?" and H. Jackson Brown, Jr.'s, "Live and Learn and Pass It On." Both books are compilations of lessons learned and observations made. But "What's Your Hurry?" is one man's observations about life, over an 80-year span, and the changes he saw along the way. It's a time capsule all its own.