I guess I was waiting...all throughout the book...for some sign that he had learned some important life lesson and I was disappointed in that regard. I saw a person who basically runs off when things get tough (personally. professionally I think he has a completely different approach, one that's admirable.) No real internal strength to admire, and I really hated how lightly he took fatherhood.
However, I agree that his life now seems normal, whatever that is, lol, and for that I am happy for him.
Honeypot, who is actually worried that gene wilder reads SSM and might run across the fact that I didn't like his book and then I'd feel bad for my brutal honesty. Nutz! And yes, hairdog, I realize that I have now opened my thread to hoardes of trolls who will now impersonate GW.
