Angie Cavallari, author of the new book Trailer Trash: An 80s Memoir, is a lifestyle and pop culture writer, who discusses the nostalgic 80s and why we love those years so much. Share Mark as Played. My name is Angie Cavallari, and this is my story about growing up as an ’80s child in the shitty, impoverished, modern-age ghettos known as trailer parks. Read more Read less Previous page/5(74). My name is Angie Cavallari, and this is my story about growing up as an ’80s child in the shitty, impoverished, modern-age ghettos known as trailer parks. Read more Read less Previous pageReviews:
Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Trailer Trash: an '80s Memoir at bltadwin.ru Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users. Trailer Trash: an '80s Memoir by Angie Cavallari Trailer-park owners never use the word "trailer" and certainly not the term "trailer park." At some point in time, even the Mobile Home Park Owners Association (MHPOA for short) realized that the word "trailer" had a negative connotation. Trailer Trash: an '80s Memoir. For many years I hid where I lived during my upbringing even claiming that we only lived in a trailer while having a normal (brick house) built. However, as I got older I realized that my childhood, how I lived, what I experienced became the best parts of myself and I was compelled to share that with others.
Cavallari’s life was difficult, with a narcissistic, bully of a mother and a childhood that was filled more with taking care of the trailer park than playing with children her own age. She details her struggle with her weight when she was young and how it severely affected her psyche, all the while spinning it with a comedic undertone that leaves you shaking your head in wonder and fascination. Angie Cavallari, author of the new book Trailer Trash: An 80s Memoir, is a lifestyle and pop culture writer, who discusses the nostalgic 80s and why we love those years so much. Listen Smart Speaker. Angie Cavallari, author of the new book Trailer Trash: An 80s Memoir, is a lifestyle and pop culture writer, who discusses the nostalgic 80s and why we love those years so much. Share Mark as Played.
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