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“Women Are Made to Be Loved Not Understood.” – Oscar Wilde

This unique message makes a great Gift Book with a classic “To / From” page in the beginning. And yes, the pages contained within are blank – revealing that we actually know nothing about the women we love and it is best that we smile, love them deeper and say “Yes Dear” often and sincerely.

For generations the wisdom revealed in YES DEAR has been passed down from father to son, brother to brother, and friend to friend. The simple, yet powerful message contained within these pages is breathtaking, revealing, and often entertaining.

David Hancock originally came to the understanding of what we know about the women we love when his very own father-in-law revealed it to him by way of an original publication, of a similar book, from the early 1900’s shared with him by his own father. The message was clear and needed; however, over the next 25+ years, David has been trying to master this wisdom with many struggles, pitfalls, trials and errors only to come full circle to re-embrace this knowledge and to share it with you.

Study this book, share it with others, and above all, master its content and relax in the knowledge of what we understand about the women we love.

Oh, the Pics That You'll Post! puts a millennial spin on the Dr. Seuss classic Oh, the Places You’ll Go!, paying homage to the classic book while satirizing the extent to which one must go today in order to achieve the #goal of becoming an influencer.

Oh, the Pics That You’ll Post! will strike a chord for anyone who has dabbled in social media, from those just starting, to the gram-vets and even for those who have made it to insta-stardom and are out their living their #bestlife. It offers a nice break from the daily scroll and is both comic relief and a light cautionary tale about what might happen if one’s life is centered around Instagram. And believe Maiana Rose, there are things that can go wrong, such as maxing out credit cards, a plummeting self-esteem, and missing out on Amore in Rome. Oh, the Pics That You’ll Post! is a metaphorical journey of becoming an influencer with a message that younger generations are sorely in need of: put the phone down and live life. It does not denounce Instagram or steer readers away from using such apps, however, it is meant to be a fun relatable way to laugh at our own obsession with it and raise awareness of the usage social media.

Oh, the Pics That You'll Post! puts a millennial spin on the Dr. Seuss classic Oh, the Places You’ll Go!, paying homage to the classic while satirizing the extent to which one must go today in order to achieve the #goal of becoming an influencer.

Oh, the Pics That You’ll Post! will strike a chord for anyone who has dabbled in social media, from those just starting, to the gram-vets and even for those who have made it to insta-stardom and are out their living their #bestlife. It offers a nice break from the daily scroll and is both comic relief and a light cautionary tale about what might happen if one’s life is centered around Instagram. And believe Maiana Rose, there are things that can go wrong, such as maxing out credit cards, plummeting self-esteem, and missing out on Amore in Rome. Oh, the Pics That You’ll Post! is a metaphorical journey of becoming an influencer with a message that younger generations are sorely in need of: put the phone down and live life.

Running in the Dark is a quirky, sentimental, and laughable ode to the ups and downs of life. It opens with the story of author Becky Hartung—still attempting to finish her college years in one piece—teaching improv classes and watching DVD compilation disks of Saturday Night Live and The Wonder Years (all seasons). A tale surrounded by quick wit and colorful characters, Running in the Dark battles the demons that haunt us all and tries to find a few good friends in the midst of suffering.