Written in the same style as her first book, "As Things Come," Enid takes another culmination of poetry that addresses a wide range of subjects based on milestones in her life such as honoring the fallen soldiers (men and women) of war; appreciation for nature, self-reflection, self-confidence, love and relationships, faith and learning to trust. It also introduces her talent as a photographer with the use of her own photos and introduction to two fellow photographers, Raenita Monroe and Devon Wheelock, to further illustrate her (Enid's) poetic voice. "I write as the inspiration comes to me whether it is brought on by thoughts, dreams, or observations I encounter in my life. There are many themes in life that one lives out day to day, week to week, month to month, or year to year. Life is exciting, adventurous, and worth living and that is just how and what it is." ---Enid Dorrett J-Ellis, Author