Personal Blog:: Coffee Day!!! 9/30/10

Well today was kind of funny, I was a regular Suzie homemaker.  I baked, sewed, cleaned, laundered, and did dishes.  Let me tell you, I even wore high heels.  I was reading that if you wear high heels at least for an hour a day, your butt will get firm.  Seeing that my butt needs all the help it can get, I wore them all day.

Being a mom is really what they say.  “CRAZY!!”  I mean what the heck… My kid is always telling me to stop doing this and stop doing that.  “I’m the mom I tell you what to do.”  Now she wants to bail out on dinner.  She needs to try new things and branch out.  But to her she thinks I’m making her eat a raw fish and its only enchiladas. 

And I found that speaking was a very hard task.  I was trying to speak to my husband and found that all I did was babble.  Maybe he put the whammy on me and now I only speak when he wants me to speak.

Jeffery Dahmer - Bibliography

There are several good books readily available on Jeff Dahmer in bookstores and libraries. The Crime Library particularly recommends Anne E. Schwartz's Man Who Could Not Kill Enough; The Secret Murders of Milwaukee's Jeffrey Dahmer. As a newspaper reporter who followed the story from its very beginning to its completion, she brings an intimacy and immediacy that other books do not have. Another book that is recommended, but not easy to find, is Lionel's Dahmer's A Father's Story, which gives an intimate account of what it is like trying to raise a boy with so many serious, hidden problems.
A&E Biography Video: Jeffrey Dahmer

Baumann, Edward, Step into My Parlor: The Chilling Story of Serial Killer Jeffrey Dahmer. 1991.
Dahmer, Lionel, A Father's Story. William Morrow and Company, 1994.

Davis, Don, Milwaukee Murders, Nightmare in Apartment 213: The True Story. St Martin's Paperbacks, 1995.

Martingale, Moira, Cannibal Killers. St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1993.

Tithecott, Richard and James Kincaid, Of Men & Monsters: Jeffrey Dahmer & the Construction of the Serial Killer

By Marilyn Bardsley