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Just Say Uncle
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Just Say Uncle in Ottawa, ON
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Current price: $32.70


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Just Say Uncle in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $32.70
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Size: Hardcover
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Maggie was a free spirit always involved in a cause. Charlie was ex-military and liked his world to be predictable and orderly. As their two worlds collide they begin a journey that allows them to find a middle ground while moving comfortably into middle age. From all accounts it looks like they have the perfect life. They have two careers, a house, a pool, two great kids, a loveable pup and money in their savings. Then it hits. Out of nowhere life as they know it suddenly is gone. The belief that if you want to work you can suddenly becomes a thing of the past and they dive head first into a life in which they must find a way back to the top. Comical and quirky Maggie takes us on a ride that makes us question, at times, the very essence of our being.
Maggie was a free spirit always involved in a cause. Charlie was ex-military and liked his world to be predictable and orderly. As their two worlds collide they begin a journey that allows them to find a middle ground while moving comfortably into middle age. From all accounts it looks like they have the perfect life. They have two careers, a house, a pool, two great kids, a loveable pup and money in their savings. Then it hits. Out of nowhere life as they know it suddenly is gone. The belief that if you want to work you can suddenly becomes a thing of the past and they dive head first into a life in which they must find a way back to the top. Comical and quirky Maggie takes us on a ride that makes us question, at times, the very essence of our being.


















