The author had the opportunity to go to college after back surgery and was no longer able to work in her field of avionics. She was tested for her abilities to learn, and it was recommended she go to a technical school versus a college.

She decided to go to college even though the specialists recommended her not to. It took her seven years to graduate, and she graduated with an above average GPA.

She took a creative writing course and found it to be therapeutic and a way to use her creative side. This book will take you through more than one journey that the author experienced in her life (her play deals with her journey in college, her anecdote where she does a 360 in her vehicle on her way to her godchild's baptism, or when she was alone in the country and a woman shot the dog and the windows in her car) as well as creative short stories and an interview with her mother's experience dealing with the hardships she had with her disabled son who had Riley-Day syndrome.

The reader will also find connections within some of the stories in the book. So if you like a murder mystery, an adventure, or true life, this is the book for you.

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