An autobiographical look at the author's growing-up years in the 1940's in Gasport, a small town in Western New York State. Spending summers and holidays with her maternal grandparents surrounded by loving aunts, uncles and cousins, the author captures the tempo of life in a small town as World War II impacts the lives of its residents.
Lessons learned through the unconditional love of her grandmother and extended family, the author paines a picture through which we can view how family and community impacts a child's life. Family photographs, a picture of The Degan home on East Avenue complete with their famous giant horse chestnut tree and a photo of Gasport's Hammond Hotel and Joneses' Store let the reader share the visions of the past.
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