
A free book from Mabel Rose Thompson
It's free, and it'll stay free. I'll send the book and a short note from the porch now and then. You can step away anytime.

Why "someday" is the most expensive word you'll ever say
What 68 years married to one good man taught me about love
How to set a grudge down before it sets you down
The small daily reason that still gets me out of bed at 104
And the one thing I wish someone had told me at your age

I spent the better part of a century learning these things the hard way — burying people I loved, holding grudges I should have dropped, and waiting on a "someday" I finally understood was never coming.
So I wrote it all down. Not to be admired and shelved, but to be used — read slow, argued with, and then acted on, while you still have the time I'd give anything for more of.
— Mabel
Birthday Blessings to you Grandma Mabel, May you be blessed with many more.
Tammy Lynn Schulz.
Bless your heart Mable Rose , i'm 90 and i agree with you on all you speak of ,️ like to see your videos ., Ruth
Ruth Geringer
I love her! I'm taking her advice! She's right! God blessed this precious lady! She reminds me of my grandmother!
Carla Benny Schitz
I'm 104. Here's what I'd tell you if we had one afternoon on the porch.
My book, NOW, NOT SOMEDAY —
everything a long life taught me about love,
time, and the only things that ever really
mattered. It's yours, free. Just tell me where
to send it.
It's free, and it'll stay free. I'll send the book and a short note from the porch now and then. You can step away anytime.
A little book you'll finish — and then act on
Why "someday" is the most expensive word you'll ever say
What 68 years married to one good man taught me about love
How to set a grudge down before it sets you down
The small daily reason that still gets me out of bed at 104
And the one thing I wish someone had told me at your age
I waited too long to learn this. You don't have to.
I spent the better part of a century learning these things the hard way — burying people I loved, holding grudges I should have dropped, and waiting on a "someday" I finally understood was never coming.
So I wrote it all down. Not to be admired and shelved, but to be used — read slow, argued with, and then acted on, while you still have the time I'd give anything for more of.
— Mabel
You're in good company
Birthday Blessings to you Grandma Mabel, May you be blessed with many more.
Tammy Lynn Schulz
Bless your heart Mable Rose , i'm 90 and i agree with you on all you speak of ,️ like to see your videos ., Ruth
Ruth Geringer
I love her! I'm taking her advice! She's right! God blessed this precious lady! She reminds me of my grandmother!
Carla Benny Schitz
A few plain answers
Is it really free?
Completely. No card, no catch. My gift to you.
How do I get it?
Instantly. The book lands in your inbox the moment you sign up — read it on your phone, tablet, computer, or print it on plain paper.
What if I change my mind?
You can step away anytime, with one click at the bottom of any letter. No hard feelings.
Don't wait for someday.

Is it really free?
Completely. No card, no catch. My gift to you.

How do I get it?
Instantly. The book lands in your inbox the moment you sign up — read it on your phone, tablet, computer, or print it on plain paper.

What if I change my mind?
You can step away anytime, with one click at the bottom of any letter. No hard feelings.

Now go on and read it. And then go call your mama. — Mabel
Real Talk With Time features Mabel Rose Thompson, a storyteller character. Her stories are works of
reflection and encouragement, not medical, legal, or financial advice.