At Last! Inanimate Objects Speak Up
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"This book, AT LAST! Inanimate Objects Speak Up, is the
authors 4th book to date and is comprised of tongue and cheek essays that the
reader will enjoy."
Bernice Zakin
Bernice Zakin is a retired interior designer who has always had literary ambitions. She has now written 8 books which include 2 books of light verse, 4 books of fairly humorous essays, one memoir and one travel book. This current publication is an additional collection of humorous essays. Bernice lives on Long Island, New York as well as Palm Beach, Florida and can be reached via email at BerniceZakin@aol.com.
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At Last! Inanimate Objects Speak Up - Bernice Zakin
Copyright © 2010 by Bernice Zakin.
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CONTENTS
A COMMENT
A GOLF HOLE
ALTZHEIMERS
BATTERY
BERNICE’S IMAGINATION
BERNICE’S CLOSET
BIG FAT BELLY
CAN YOU GUESS WHAT I AM?
CHOC A LOT
DICTIONARY
ELEVATOR
FROM SOUP TO NUTS
FRYING PAN
GUESS WHAT
I’M A REFRIGERATOR
I’M NOTHING
I’M THE OBITUARY PAGE
I’M A PICKLE
KEY
ME THE DIAMOND
MIRRORS
PITCHER
SELF DOUBTS ABOUT MY LIFE AS A SWEATER
SPAGHETTI IN THE AFTER LIFE
VACATION
VINTAGE STORES
YELLOW PAD
YOU CAN’T PUSH ME AROUND ANYMORE
ZAKIN’S LAST BOOK
#30
DEDICATION
Always to the memory of my late husband Albert Zakin
To my children Nancy and Jeff, and Barbie and Ken
All my grandchildren: Lizzie and Jon, Carly and Peter, Andy and Dana, David and Susan, Kenny and Alyson and Debbie and Michael
Finally my great grandchildren: 13 in number and are not to be slighted but are too numerous to name individually
(I do know their names however!)
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
To Elise Alarimo, indispensable and a major help to me throughout
the entire production of this book. Thank you, Thank you!!
To XLibris for doing their job with such dedication once again
microphone.jpgA COMMENT
So many people say they have me. They’ll say I have a comment to make
—but that is definitely not true—I am not a possession and nobody really has me, nor can they make me.
I am an independent soul, and free to speak my mind, which is usually open and able to expound on any given subject.
Also, I actually have many nicknames, such as—an explanation, a commentary, an exposé, an expression or a description, etc. But call me what you will. I am me alone and am not beholden to anyone.
Therefore the next time you hear anyone mention having me
—don’t believe them—remember what I’ve just explained to you. I’m sorry to sound so belligerent, but this is how I feel. I’m simply a comment
on my own and proud of it.
A GOLF HOLE
Did you ever hear of me? I’m a golf hole. Actually, I’m a golf hole on a very famous golf course in the state of Georgia, where every year people play something called the Open
.
This means that famous men from all over the world come to visit me and try to put a little white ball into me with what they call a putter. Isn’t that silly?
Most days I’m out in the air (hot or cold) with a long stick stuck in me. This stick has a small numbered flag attached on the top. I happen to be hole #18 which is the
