Is it possible to be grounded AND have a high interior life? Is it possible to get through the day with poise when everything hits the fan? Can you really have a spiritual life rather than be considered a wing-nut? For Jen Weigel, the answer to all three queries is definitely a resounding YES.That is a genuine, amusing teaching memoir rooted in Weigel’s everyday experience being a mother, television personality, and performance artist. Weigel provides 13 common-sense rules for creating a sane and gratifying interior about I’m Religious, Dammit!: How to KEEP THE Feet on the Ground and Your Head in the Celebrities life-ranging from “trust that you are where you are supposed to be in every instant” to “usually look for signs,”-to “don’t get lost inside a expert.” Why is this book therefore fun and refreshing is definitely Weigel’s voice-and the fact that, in the words of one of her friends, she actually is a “magnet for really bizarre shit.” Whether she actually is playing chicken with deranged Chicago drivers with “Jesus Saves” bumper stickers, trying to keep those extra pounds off, interviewing celebrities on television, or encountering the soul of her lifeless father (who retains appearing in the guise of a cardinal-a bird, not really a prelate), Weigel maintains a zest for learning, living, and adoring. Her high-spirited tales illustrate core life concepts and convey an immediacy and energy that visitors will find wonderful.