
by Alice Taylor
"Alice celebrates the special moments and the everyday blessings of life.
Come sit awhile with Alice Taylor. Take a little time out – to rest, to think, or just to be.
Life can race along at a fast pace, sometimes almost stampeding us along with it. What a pity not to slow down and take the time to enjoy little things, or simply doing nothing or chatting with a good friend. Sometimes Alice finds a comfortable place to sit, maybe a low wall, a garden seat or a grassy bank. A place to let the mind calm
down and let thoughts drift. With this book she invites you to share the special moments of life." Amazon Book.
It is a mix of poetry and non-fiction. And I appreciate many little things, like trees, honey, and time alone for "bengong". Feel the grass, feel the air.
Alice brings her religious self as a Catholic to contemplate, taking her time as she slows down.
Slowing down can be done when you're tired, when you lose someone, and when you grieve. Good friends and company would help a lot too. Have that conversation with them; start easy.
It could be out of place, I mean, if you're not Irish, it's sometimes hard to imagine the places.
"In a chaotic, fast-paced world, rituals give us a sense of order again. "