A collection of personal essays and columns by Philadelphia-based writer Alyce Wilson. In these pieces, she explores the humor, beauty and depth of her life experiences. From ponderings about Marilyn Monroe's dress size to giant cow statues to dog aesthetics, she explores the humor, beauty and depth of her life experiences. Touching on universal concerns, such as love and grieving, these pieces seek and find meaning in the everyday world. "With a well-turned phrase, a stunning clarity, and the occasional quirky twist of stream-of-consciousness, Alyce Wilson opens our eyes to the joy and wonder of a world often taken for granted." - Danielle Ackley-McPhail, author and editor