Summary:
The book is a collection of humorous essays that delve into the author's experiences and reflections on reaching middle age. It covers a range of topics from the absurdities of modern life to the challenges of aging, all delivered with wit and self-deprecating humor.
Key points:
1. Accepting Flaws: Notaro often writes about accepting one's own imperfections, especially during midlife's physical and social changes.
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