That's Life

<p>The author's father was gone selling hogs to market when her mother fell into an old abandoned well on a</p><p>secluded farm in Braham Minnesota. The year was 1951 and they had no phone. As a 5-year-old Barbara</p><p>Sellers watched as her 8-year-old and 9-year-old brothers performed a miraculous rescue. In another short</p><p>story as a young single lady when Sellers first moved to Tacoma Washington she met serial killer Ted Bundy.</p><p>Several years later after she went through a divorce and started dating again she met Gary Ridgway the Green</p><p>River killer. After being in a vehicle with two of the worst serial killers in American history how was she able</p><p>to survive unharmed? When the author started her first full-time jobs in Tacoma she got hired twice and fired</p><p>twice in one hour. How did she do that?</p><p>These three true short stories are included in Sellers's second book <em>That's Life in Poetry and Short Stories</em>. If you</p><p>read her first book <em>Get Tough or Die: Why I Forgave My Parents for My Abusive Childhood</em> you will want to</p><p>read this book too. Some of her 10 short stories also contain belly-laughing humor. For poetry lovers out there</p><p>the first half of Sellers's new book includes love poems religious poems family poems character sketches and</p><p>more. Each section is introduced with photos from the author's life.</p>