FLYING HUNG-OVER

About the Book

From the title alone, everyone can kind of gather what this book is about—the journey home after a trip in which one is sleep deprived, a little under the weather, or just a little sensitive or irritable because they are worn-out from being away from the comforts of home for a while. This book talks directly about some of the battles that one goes through while traveling home, from driving to the airport, checking in, boarding the plane, to the ride home, as well as the many other experiences one faces with the travel home. In the middle of fl ying home, the author discusses topics as big as religion, race, raising kids, and topics not so important, like luggage and male attire, as well as a few jokes here and there. But once the reader is done reading this book, they will fi nd themselves agreeing and disagreeing with the author’s view points, but this book will at least give everyone something to think about and might even make you laugh.

About the Author

Brian Oard was born and raised in a small Christian town in Central Kansas (Inman). He grew up like most small town high school males in Kansas where sports are fi rst, work is second, and school third. But even with his lack of studies, he attended the local community college and graduated with an Associates in Arts and then went on to Wichita State University to study business. But after his fi rst year there he got a job at the local Alcoa plant, and quit school and remains there today. Brian still resides in Inman till this day