Confessions of an Insignificant Family

Confessions of an Insignificant Family

Unhinged Stories Revealing Just How Normal Your Family Might Actually Be

by Amanda Wright, David Wright

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"…Two seconds later, we’re all running toward the elevator; the kids to fight over the button and the parents to break it up. Inside my mind I reminded myself, “And this is why we never go anywhere!” I got there just as Levi pressed the sacred circle with the down arrow that magically turns yellow, undoubtedly releasing a fair amount of dopamine inside the pleasure center of his brain…" Family conflict, marriage differences, parenting exhaustion, traumatic events, and some humorous situations along the way…Have you ever wondered if other families experience similar struggles as you do? Rest assured, you are not alone. In this enjoyable and transparent book, David and Amanda Wright provide a brutally honest glimpse into their family, revealing unhinged personal stories and insightful lessons learned along the way. Whatever your family situation, these stories will make a connection and help you feel encouraged that you are no different as anyone else. Chapter titles include: We Might as Well Fight Professionally, I Can’t Believe I Said That, Financial Cliff Approaching, The Soul Can Bleed, and Perfect Country Married Fun Country. Each chapter includes at least one real-life story, some lessons learned from it, and personal photos that help bring the story to life. David & Amanda married in 2001 and have three children. David serves as an active-duty military chaplain.

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