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How a Green Stole My Soul

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How a Green Stole My Soul

著者: Rhoshell Baker
ナレーター: prechance.org
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Reyanna OConnor is in her mid-fifties, and she has a perfectly good life: a husband who makes her laugh, a grown son who calls on Sundays, a job, running shoes, and a basement bar her husband built with his own hands. So why is she writing a love letter to a green bottle in the refrigerator? Because some relationships are complicated. Some are cold, familiar, and always on the same shelf. In this warm, witty, and delightfully self-deprecating memoir, Rhoshell Baker turns ordinary rituals into comedy: the carefully arranged cheese board that her family treats as food rather than architecture, the one-bottle evening that becomes a small production, the work fridge stocked with chilled mugs, and the travel photographs where a familiar green bottle keeps showing up in the foreground while the scenery waits patiently behind it. From a teenage night at a strip club called Rolexwhere she ordered Pepsi, her brother ordered Dom Pérignon, and a waitress with a tray changed everythingto hotel minibars in Paris, cookouts with too many uncle supervisors, and the roar of Victoria Falls, Reyanna follows the green bottle through airports, family stories, and the quiet moments after the day has had its chance. How a Green Stole My Soul is not a drinking guide, not a sponsored ad, and definitely not a solemn memoir. It is a cheerful look at the rituals we build around comfort, family, travel, running, cheese, and the people who interrupt our carefully arranged eveningsusually by eating the piece we were saving for the photograph. For listeners who enjoy humorous memoirs, midlife reflections, family comedy, travel anecdotes, and stories about taking pleasure seriously enough to laugh at it.©2026 Rhoshell Baker (P)2026 Rhoshell Baker
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