This memoir is like sitting with an old friend who is speaking to you after years of being apart...Kylee is able to tell so many stories about her life and experiences throughout, but always keeps you on the path of acknowledgement that you, too, are made of dirt. What will you do with your time here? How will you grow? I enjoyed reading her memoir, and it inspired me tremendously. You'll walk with her in her childhood, from the time she remembers being an "awkward" child to her escape from small-town Colorado into her college years, where she learned how to find her own ground, build a new life with the dirt she had found there...then, admitting that her foundation wasn't always solid, and learning lessons about forgiveness and strength even in times when life was most uncertain. Her strength is her family and her foundation, wherever she chose to bloom during times of turbulence and uncertainty. This is a story of empowerment and forgiveness as well as of a life well lived.