As a doctor, Kathleen Wooton strongly believes that laughter is the best medicine; she also believes that the best way for her to administer that '¿¿medicine'¿¿ is by being a humorist, which allows her to give the kind of '¿¿shot in the arm'¿¿ that so many of us need'¿¿a good belly laugh on a daily basis. As a mother, Kathy believes that ever y day she manages to sur vive motherhood without personal injury or criminal charges is a blessing. '¿¿That Girl'¿¿s Not Right'¿¿ is a delightful romp through the mind and musings of Kathleen Wooton. Her hilarious commentary provides a unique and often quirky look at what other wise might be mundane life situations'¿¿from the entirely relatable '¿¿Why Does Water Need a Child-Proof Cap?'¿¿ to the all-too-true '¿¿Sleep Deprivation and the Exhausted Mom,'¿¿ '¿¿That Girl'¿¿s Not Right'¿¿ speaks to all of us through the universal language of laughter. Whether poetry or prose'¿¿and Wooton offers a healthy dose of each'¿¿the homespun humor in this collection is just what the doctor ordered.