Everett Kunzelman

One Retired Guy and His BFFs Everett Kunzelman

There's life...and then...there's life after retirement. And for this retired guy, that means it's all about his dogs, his garage and his cabin in the woods. Welcome to the first humorous essay collection by Debut Author Everett Kunzelman, the inaugural book in his series - Humorous Essays on Life After Retirement. This could be the story of two dogs and a man out in the woods of Brown County, Indiana. The tale is more than that, but the biggest part is just that. Not exciting? You don't know the dogs. Or Brown County. And so it was in May 2017, the family of two dogs and a grandfather-to-be moved to their new home. There is no chronological order to these short tales. There is no subject order, either. In fact, there is no order... It's just the murmurings of "Dad" about his life with the Golden Doodles he loves beyond words and their journey together. So, onto the random stories and disorder... PRAISE FOR THE ESSAYS OF EVERETT KUNZELMAN: "Everett Kunzelman is a wonderful new voice in the world of humorous essay collections. He's the real deal when it comes to a guy's guy take on life after retirement. From his dogs, to his garage and his wonderful life in his cabin in the woods, along with the adventures of being a first-time Grandpa, his essays are filled with his warm heart and lots of laughs. Looking forward to his next collection." --- D. D. Scott, International Bestselling AuthorABOUT THE AUTHOR: After a brief editing "career" of a few months at a magazine experiencing financial woes, the relatively new college graduate sought out a temporary job to hold him over until his writing career could be reestablished. About 45 years later, after rewarding experiences within the life insurance risk selection profession, the writing effort recommenced with this first effort at a book. Yes, there are articles out there by the author on diabetes, renal failure, and other matters dealing with risk selection, but those were more a part of the professional participation. While the career sparked shareable events, there is so much more. After retiring from the life insurance industry, there came the few years of adding to the life well-lived and creating so much material for sharing beyond what might be construed as "work." This is the time dedicated to his dogs, his family, his many friends, and to a better world, a better lif