Local woman writes book about Adams County country living

Author Eileen Graham moved to Adams County 35 years ago. Eileen Graham and her husband, John, drove down Route 94 one afternoon 35 years ago looking for a countryside paradise.

[Hank the Drunken Dwarf]

Move back to Maryland like all the others. We know how good it is here this is why we have never moved after being BORN here. We don't need you to tell everyone how good it is, we know it.

[a reader]

Hey Hank - didn't you read the article? It says she and her husband grew up in the country in WESTERN PA, and moved to Gardners from HARRISBURG. Nowhere does is say a word about Maryland.

[Local]

Ms. Graham's columns were one of my favorite features when my local newspaper used to publish them. I'm looking forward to reading them again, and the others she's written since then.

[Diana]

Eileen Grahm's book is a masterpiece of delightful, engaging stories. How could one not feel they know and love all of the people, places and animals presented in these pages.
I highly recommend it.

[Judy]

Where can I buy the book ??

[ceasarsalad]

This is like the fifth person I've heard of writing such a book. I grew up in Adams and couldn't wait to get out. Without a farm and animals to clean up after, you'd be bored stupid there. Yeah, Ann Diviney, Marilyn Basehoar, etc, etc used to write weekly musings about there boring lives in Pennsylvania. Heck, go all the way and join the Amish where they work you to death to keep you out of trouble. My dream is to buy my parent's house and sell it to Spainards just to piss of the yuppies that have moved into the hood, but were always too good to say hello. Without Maryland as a next door neighbor it would be just like anywhere else in PA. I swear half of my graduating class is working as firefighters in the DC/MD areas, and the other half is busy starting them in between their circle jerks.