Sharing the memories of growing up Lane between the 1960's and 1970's, Debra Lane LeBlanc tells the stories of her large family, highlighting the hilarity and humility resulting from three very different decades living together in limited space. This love story of a family unfolds in story-telling fashion, depicting raucous 4th of July parties, the shock and embarrassment of her father wearing his beloved WW II-Navy issued trunks way past their prime, scary moments on Easter Sunday with wayward lambs, and taking turns being the unfortunate target of her mother's spot-on aim with her trusty gold-flowered plastic slippers. Funny and occasionally insightful, this book underscores the joys and trials of a quirky, but loving family.