If you lived or grew up in small-town America in the 1950s and 60s, you'll enjoy Joyce Rapier's collection of essays from her years as a guest columnist for The Press Argus- Courier in Arkansas. With an uncanny eye for detail, Joyce captures the essence of days gone by and the, often humorous, struggles her generation encountered as computers, cell phones and various modern gadgets invaded our ways of life. Her memories reflect our American story and conjure up fond memories of the innocence, curiosity, and simplicity that characterized our common history. Pop some popcorn, make some tea, and settle in for a lovely day reminiscing along with Joyce.