He skipped his senior year at college to go to Europe, where he was befriended by a Countess, was kept a prisoner in a castle by a mad Count, and almost met Mussolini�close enough to land him in an Italian jail. Wright Morris returned to the States and went on to become probably the most experimental American novelist of the last century. He ended up with almost every award and prize that a novelist can earn, and his work was praised over and over again by many of our most prestigious critics. In addition to publishing thirty-four books, he was also an eminent photographer. He not only had his work shown in numerous museums and galleries around the country, but his photographs were also displayed throughout five �photo-text� books�a form that he pioneered.

He skipped his senior year at college to go to Europe, where he was befriended by a Countess, was kept a prisoner in a castle by a mad Count, and almost met Mussolini�close enough to land him in an Italian jail. Wright Morris returned to the States and went on to become probably the most experimental American novelist of the last century. He ended up with almost every award and prize that a novelist can earn, and his work was praised over and over again by many of our most prestigious critics. In addition to publishing thirty-four books, he was also an eminent photographer. He not only had his work shown in numerous museums and galleries around the country, but his photographs were also displayed throughout five �photo-text� books�a form that he pioneered.

He skipped his senior year at college to go to Europe, where he was befriended by a Countess, was kept a prisoner in a castle by a mad Count, and almost met Mussolini�close enough to land him in an Italian jail. Wright Morris returned to the States and went on to become probably the most experimental American novelist of the last century. He ended up with almost every award and prize that a novelist can earn, and his work was praised over and over again by many of our most prestigious critics. In addition to publishing thirty-four books, he was also an eminent photographer. He not only had his work shown in numerous museums and galleries around the country, but his photographs were also displayed throughout five �photo-text� books�a form that he pioneered.

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ALL NET PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF THIS BOOK ARE DONATED TO THE NATIONAL MS SOCIETY.

Check out Bundy singing one of his songs to his Granddaughter at her Bat Mitzvah

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_CQCy7f1Xw

PLAY ON WORDS is another term for pun. Pun is �the humorous use of a word or phrase so as to emphasize or suggest its diff erent meanings or applications.� Play can mean �a dramatic composition or piece; a performance, as on the stage; exercise or activity for amusement or recreation; fun or jest, as opposed to seriousness� (Dictionary.com).

This book is full of humor, puns, and lots of fun. H. Bundy Shaw loved words. He loved the diff erent uses, the different meanings, and the different pronunciations of words. Bundy also loved to play the piano, sing, and make people smile. Most of all, he loved his family, friends, and extended family.

This book is a sixty-year history of Bundy�s writing, beginning with poems he wrote during World War II, through his career with Playtex, his retirement in southern Florida until his death in 2002.

He wrote lyrics for skits at the Playtex Annual Meeting, which included �Trouble in Midriff City� about the new Long Line Living Bra. He wrote lyrics and poems for anniversaries, weddings, birthdays, and bar and bat mitzvahs. Encompassed in them was a complete biography of the person or people he was honoring. He also wrote a musical, Our Fair Couple, which is a spoof of My Fair Lady.

Bundy never earned any money from his lyrics and writing, so all the profits from the sale of this book will be donated to the National MS Society in his memory. It is my hope that these writings will bring enjoyment to you.

ALL NET PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF THIS BOOK ARE DONATED TO THE NATIONAL MS SOCIETY.

Check out Bundy singing one of his songs to his Granddaughter at her Bat Mitzvah

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_CQCy7f1Xw

PLAY ON WORDS is another term for pun. Pun is �the humorous use of a word or phrase so as to emphasize or suggest its diff erent meanings or applications.� Play can mean �a dramatic composition or piece; a performance, as on the stage; exercise or activity for amusement or recreation; fun or jest, as opposed to seriousness� (Dictionary.com).

This book is full of humor, puns, and lots of fun. H. Bundy Shaw loved words. He loved the diff erent uses, the different meanings, and the different pronunciations of words. Bundy also loved to play the piano, sing, and make people smile. Most of all, he loved his family, friends, and extended family.

This book is a sixty-year history of Bundy�s writing, beginning with poems he wrote during World War II, through his career with Playtex, his retirement in southern Florida until his death in 2002.

He wrote lyrics for skits at the Playtex Annual Meeting, which included �Trouble in Midriff City� about the new Long Line Living Bra. He wrote lyrics and poems for anniversaries, weddings, birthdays, and bar and bat mitzvahs. Encompassed in them was a complete biography of the person or people he was honoring. He also wrote a musical, Our Fair Couple, which is a spoof of My Fair Lady.

Bundy never earned any money from his lyrics and writing, so all the profits from the sale of this book will be donated to the National MS Society in his memory. It is my hope that these writings will bring enjoyment to you.

ALL NET PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF THIS BOOK ARE DONATED TO THE NATIONAL MS SOCIETY.

Check out Bundy singing one of his songs to his Granddaughter at her Bat Mitzvah

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_CQCy7f1Xw

PLAY ON WORDS is another term for pun. Pun is �the humorous use of a word or phrase so as to emphasize or suggest its diff erent meanings or applications.� Play can mean �a dramatic composition or piece; a performance, as on the stage; exercise or activity for amusement or recreation; fun or jest, as opposed to seriousness� (Dictionary.com).

This book is full of humor, puns, and lots of fun. H. Bundy Shaw loved words. He loved the diff erent uses, the different meanings, and the different pronunciations of words. Bundy also loved to play the piano, sing, and make people smile. Most of all, he loved his family, friends, and extended family.

This book is a sixty-year history of Bundy�s writing, beginning with poems he wrote during World War II, through his career with Playtex, his retirement in southern Florida until his death in 2002.

He wrote lyrics for skits at the Playtex Annual Meeting, which included �Trouble in Midriff City� about the new Long Line Living Bra. He wrote lyrics and poems for anniversaries, weddings, birthdays, and bar and bat mitzvahs. Encompassed in them was a complete biography of the person or people he was honoring. He also wrote a musical, Our Fair Couple, which is a spoof of My Fair Lady.

Bundy never earned any money from his lyrics and writing, so all the profits from the sale of this book will be donated to the National MS Society in his memory. It is my hope that these writings will bring enjoyment to you.

The text is composed of attributes circumventing the author’s transition and adaptation to the world’s most exciting society, after growing up in a country, which in many ways, had facilities that were at least two hundred years behind that of the modern world in 1965. The journey through academic education, family, friends, and the glorious development of Art, tells the story of perseverance, tolerance, and the quest for excellence. It also includes historical events that allow its reader to reflect back to what was happening in his personal life during those years, while at the same time, providing later generations with some knowledge of the past.

The text is composed of attributes circumventing the author’s transition and adaptation to the world’s most exciting society, after growing up in a country, which in many ways, had facilities that were at least two hundred years behind that of the modern world in 1965. The journey through academic education, family, friends, and the glorious development of Art, tells the story of perseverance, tolerance, and the quest for excellence. It also includes historical events that allow its reader to reflect back to what was happening in his personal life during those years, while at the same time, providing later generations with some knowledge of the past.

The text is composed of attributes circumventing the author’s transition and adaptation to the world’s most exciting society, after growing up in a country, which in many ways, had facilities that were at least two hundred years behind that of the modern world in 1965. The journey through academic education, family, friends, and the glorious development of Art, tells the story of perseverance, tolerance, and the quest for excellence. It also includes historical events that allow its reader to reflect back to what was happening in his personal life during those years, while at the same time, providing later generations with some knowledge of the past.