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Don't Look Back, We're Not Going That Way! is a book for anyone who has felt unloved and unattractive, been broke, experienced failure, been fat and thin and fat again, had a fire, had cancer and/or a nervous breakdown, or been widowed. This is also a book for anyone who has found love in midlife, experienced success, adopted a child, had a spiritual awakening, flourished from the love of family and friends, or started all over again after losing a spouse. It is told by a woman who can still count her lucky chickens, a woman who makes you laugh out loud, and a woman you feel like you've known your entire life.

Prior to her recent role as Maggie the Housekeeper on That's My Bush, Marcia Wallace was best known for her award winning role as Bart's tea cher , Mrs. Krabapple, on The Simpsons, and as Carol Kester on The Bob Newhart Show. She reprised that role when she guest starred as Murphy Brown's 66th secretary, for which she received an Emmy nomination. She reunited with Murphy as a member of her breast cancer support group. M arcia has recently appeared on Seventh Heaven and Providence and her v oice has been heard on several animated series, films and commercials. She has also recently appeared in The Vagina Monologues and just com pleted her first infomercial.

Prior to her recent role as Maggie the Housekeeper on That's My Bush, Marcia Wallace was best known for her award winning role as Bart's tea cher , Mrs. Krabapple, on The Simpsons, and as Carol Kester on The Bob Newhart Show. She reprised that role when she guest starred as Murphy Brown's 66th secretary, for which she received an Emmy nomination. She reunited with Murphy as a member of her breast cancer support group. M arcia has recently appeared on Seventh Heaven and Providence and her v oice has been heard on several animated series, films and commercials. She has also recently appeared in "The Vagina Monologues" and just com pleted her first infomercial.