E. Raymond Tatten offers thirty-five essays - stories and musings with topics many will remember from their own life such as the death of a prized, childhood pet, high school days, parenthood and discovering a new "senior discount" - even essays such as "Two Bad Things" and "Finding Trouble," that are reactions to current events affecting everyone's life. Some pieces resemble the writing of Jeremy Clarkson or Bill Bryson. Many of the essays are three-hundred words - short, digestible bursts, while others are bubbled up memories.
