Pulled Over by the Cops

Anne's new novel, Topsy Turvy, about her life in this unusual new year of 2013 will be published shortly. Pulled Over by the Cops is 4 chapters from that novel:
Happy Driving Lesson
Pulled Over by the Cops
Bad Day at Traffic Court
I Go Before the Judge
They are real life adventures in Anne's bumpy experience in learning how to drive. Because Anne is New Age her experience of going before the Judge is not like anyone else's. She decides "the outcome doesn't matter, all that matters is that I send love in my mind to everyone in the courtroom."
It is a short fun tale illustrated with cartoons by Bill Pyne. It takes place in Tucson Arizona. Anne is a native New Yorker who moved to Tucson with her husband and their dog 20 years ago.
She is learning how to drive now. Her good friend Jim is teaching her and not having an easy time of it.

Anne is a native New Yorker who moved to Tucson with her husband and their dog 20 years ago.

She loves Tucson. The people are kind, friendly, helpful, gentle, generous and loving.

She loves the beautiful desert, the flawless blue sky and bright sunshine. The crystal clarity of the bird song.

Every morning she swims outdoors at the pool at the YMCA. She loves that.

And she loves the people at the Y. Her fellow swimmers, the lifeguards, the people at the desk.

Her friend Jim, who is teaching her to drive, drives her to pool and for her errands. She has fun kidding around with him in the car.

At home she watches TV, emails with friends, and writes, edits and publishes her own books.

They are novels about her life.

Anne loves writing

She also likes self publishing even tho it is a mountain of work. She likes having a project to work on.

Anne was in the women’s liberation movement in the Sixties and recently published a short memoir about that wondrous experience in her life.

Anne loves animals and nature. At home she lives with two cats. She enjoys all the birds in her backyard.

Anne likes to laugh and have fun.

Because Anne became New Age when she moved to Tucson her life and her novels about her life are off the beaten path.