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This book is intended to bring to the fore important matters that go unnoticed. Matters which can have real and lasting effect on people's lives. Communication of solid stuff through attention-getting stories/articles, and recordings for future generations. The author has had the opportunity to interview a number of persons and have written a number of articles on their journey for the Guyana National Newspapers. She has also shared some of her own personal experiences, sadness and joys. Readers will read and enjoy those seasons with nostalgia - those memories of the good old days they tend to overlook and never apply in the face of challenges or problem solving. She has attempted to reveal her experiences gained from travelling, reading, meeting people, seeing places and somehow setting the agenda that can create solutions to the problems faced in some communities. This book is very informative and is a true reflection of what took place in that era. It is written to expose the quality of life that obtained then, and how the people dealt with it. The articles are not only informative, entertaining, moving, educational and well researched, but the author has used tips, quotes, facts, scriptures and stories consistently to relax, cultivate peaceful and contented spirits, and to motivate readers to continue reading. Could you imagine spending your days without inculcating such values? Sharing is caring, and with my passion, intention, attention, patience and truth, you'll love the adventures. So, turn this page over and begin to read right now! You'll read with enthusiasm. You'll smile. You'll shake your head. You'll say: Oh, how I miss the good old days. These stories are so true!
