Does This Mean I'm a Grown-up? (Justice for All) Review
Remember when you were young and you figured at some point when you were the same age as your parents, life would suddenly start to make sense, you'd find the meaning and purpose that your parents seemed to have, and everything would just magically click into place? Everyone gets to a point in young adulthood when they realize it's just not like that, and we still feel like tortured teenagers only with more complicated issues like raising children, having a grown-up job, life insurance policies, and marriage. We also reflect on our younger days when we couldn't wait to grow up, and wish that just for a second, our biggest challenge could be completing our math homework or figuring out if that cute boy in homeroom really does, in fact, like us.
This collection of essays spans approximately six years. Enjoy the witty, sarcastic humorous descriptions of day-to-day realistic "grown-up" issues.
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