Erma Bombeck portrayed by Susan Marie Frontczak

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Erma Bombeck captured with paring-knife-sharp humor the daily life of a new post-WWII American phenomenon: the suburban housewife. Having figured out from her own personal experience that if you can laugh at it you can live with it she chronicled the housewife’s daily struggles in her column “At Wit’s End” from 1965 to 1996 eventually appearing in more than over 900 newspapers across the country. She also shared both poignant and hilarious observations in 12 books including the best sellers The Grass is Always Greener Over the Septic Tank and If Life is a Bowl of Cherries What Am I Doing in the Pits? Bombeck brought to American awareness the lives of homemakers whose efforts often felt invisible and taken for granted. Erma poked fun at kids diets husbands housework and especially herself. She let women across America know: you are not alone. In fact we number in the millions. I too am an American housewife and I will laugh by your side.

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