Title: Green Acres... At Least for a While
Product review: It just amazes me how these weed growers, as first time authors, write so well. But the farther I got into the book the more errors I found that were not caught in editing. It makes me wonder what the "Macster" was smoking as he re-read the manuscript. (Not really. I think we're all pretty sure.)To paraphrase the author, he came from Michigan to the Ozarks with a jar full of seeds and a head full of ideas. Fifteen years later he'd been to prison, lost a wife, a brother and an uncle, got his father arrested, owned a ranch, lost a farm, and in the end he had nothing but memories to show. Oh, and this book, which probably makes that whole journey worthwhile.The author has a good sense of humor, even in some bad situations, and he never views himself as a victim. Everyone knows what he's doing, everyone knows the sheriff is in on it, and no one cares. His description of his hillbilly neighbors and comparisons of the Ozarks to the TV show Green Acres is hysterical.
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