The book Oh Life is Full of Funny, Cute, and Entertaining Things is an autobiographical account of Wilma Hammond's life growing up in the American Midwest. She details her life as she came of age during the 1940s and 1950s, showing how times have changed and still have remained the same. She discusses love, marriage, relationships, friendships, lessons learned, and life changes. Following her from her birth until the present, the book watches her grow, learn, fall in love, experience loss, and recover from heartbreak. Full of innocent anecdotes from a fully-lived life, the book includes short essays that are humorous, thoughtful, insightful, and meaningful. She has written about the many gems of wisdom she has acquired over the years, and shares them with readers. Long-term relationships, parental relationships, maintaining friendship, personal narratives, personal memoir, recovery, faith, childhood memories, growing up on a farm, country life, family life, life stages.