What Did You Do for a Living, Daddy?

The author, in his late eighties, writes the story of his checkered career: farm boy, pottery worker, rehabilitation counselor, vocational psychologist, research and development staffer in human services, consultant and writer. The target audience is family, but his career is also a chronical of the professional world 1950-2000s, and in particular it clarifies the evolution of some social agencies in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area.