Sanita Shares True and Untrue Stories

Sanita has lived almost three-fourths of a century. May of next year will see her turn seventy-five. The years have flown, and it seems like only yesterday she in the summer of her life, now suddenly she in the winter of her life. As winter draws near, we look to see what we can leave our descendants that will be beneficial to them. Money is spent and material things that we treasure currently do not mean anything to some of our descendants and end up sold or on in the pawn shop or simply thrown away. So, what does that leave? It leaves memories shared with wisdom that we have gained through the years. Sadley Sanita was not always able to be there when raising her children and grandchildren as much as she wanted to be because she had to work. there were things she wished she had shared but with the challenge of life she did not. At this stage in life, she enjoys seeing her great grandchildren achieve new things. She enjoys having the time to spend with them reading and telling stories, sharing memories. But at their early age they will not remember. So, to preserve those memories she is authoring a series of books. The stories in this book are mixed with truths and untruths to add a sense of humor.