Drive, Ride, Repeat

The Mostly True Account of a Cross-Country Car and Bicycle Adventure

De: Al Macy

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

This book is wildly funny. I lost track of how many times I laughed out loud. -- Kathleen, Amazon Reviewer

Author Al Macy is a character and a tightwad with a unique sense of humor. He and his wife squirreled away enough money to retire early, do interesting things, and take unusual trips. As he puts it: “Every day I wake up with nothing to do, and by the end of the day, I've only gotten half of it done.” During his working life, Macy was a neuroscientist, computer game programmer, jazz trombonist, chef, CEO, piano player, clam digger, and technical writer. The book is a journal of a car/bicycle/camping trip from California to St. Louis and back, but Macy promises that “if it starts sounding like one of your brother-in-law’s boring slide shows, I will stop this book, and we’ll turn around and go home. I mean it.” Interspersed with the journal chapters, you'll find thought-provoking life tips, stories from the past, and descriptions of Al's wacky inventions. You’ll hear poignant anecdotes about what happened when doctors discovered a golf-ball-sized tumor in his wife’s brain and how everything they owned burned. But even those chapters have some laughs. Really? Yes, really. Those may even be the funniest chapters.

Read it. It is funny! -- Mmmg, Amazon Reviewer