The Musings of a Twin

by Marilyn Kitson

Overview

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be an identical Twin growing up in the 1960's and 70's near a town named Peculiar, Missouri?
Read the amusing and delightful stories of The Kincade Twins who did all of this, but without modern electronic and satellite technology, air-conditioning, or even a Walmart!
Learn what it's like to have ornery brothers, horses, AND cattle. How DID the siblings "make" peanut butter using only their swing set? Be amazed at the mishap with a hog and surprised the twins had a couple of encounters with remarkable and famous people.
For more smiles, buy the book!

Acknowledgement to "The Brave Union.com" for this illustration.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798890752680
Publisher:	Excel Book Writing
Publication date:	09/14/2023
Pages:	118
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.31(d)

About the Author

Marilyn (Kincade) Kitson loves history and has lived through much of it—The Cold War, The Moon Landing and space shuttles, the Vietnam War, Desert Storm, the building and falling of the Berlin Wall, along with the end of the Cold War. Marilyn witnessed the advent of microwave and cellular technology, personal computers, satellite communications, and streaming services.
She has two grown, married sons and two grandchildren, with one more expected in July 2023. Marilyn has lived near Kansas City, Missouri most of her life. However, when married, the family lived in Detroit; Tawas City, Michigan; Oklahoma City; and finally Columbus, Nebraska before returning home to the Kansas City area.
Marilyn works for Graybar Electric Company as a Customer Service Representative in the sale of industrial and electrical supplies, primarily used in the maintenance of manufacturing plants or in the products manufactured. She enjoys music, crossword puzzles, reading, and traveling; she hopes to do more of this after retirement in a few years.
Marilyn lives with her dog, Zuzu, and stays in regular touch with her twin, Marianne, who currently lives less than an hour away. They are still best friends.