Rural Wisdom: The Times When Life Has Really Spun Our Wheels

In this delightful memoir of short stories and essays the author uses the rural wisdom he gained in his youth to explain time forgiveness and the crush of change; and applies it the challenge of life in the big city. Here there is history on a clothesline wisdom in a thunderstorm and appreciation in a car ride. His humor includes a wild turkey that lived in a doghouse with an old German Shepherd escaped wild pigs and the etiquette of trapping city mice. Follow the author as he explores the reverence of the beekeeper the absolute quiet of the farm between dark and dawn and compares todays body-piercings to the nose jewelry used on the farm. The theme of the book reveals that each one of us wants to be loved appreciated and to contribute to life. But along the way we ignore our opportunities and yet life continually gives us second chances despite our inattentiveness. Read and enjoy the authors appreciation of the richness of ourselves.