A charming little book full of quotes that remind us to rest. I received it as a holiday gift from my niece, and finally took the time to enjoy it today in the midst of the chaos at my house today as workers tear up floors, drywall, and cabinets thanks to a burst pipe during The Big Freeze. The week of February 15, 2021 did have its silver linings. With no power and no water, only the gas fireplace for heat, our lives became very simple and oddly peaceful: get dressed under the covers, feed and water the cats, huddle around the gas fireplace eating cold breakfast. Around 10:30am, do physical activity to keep warm, mostly hauling buckets of water from neighbors to flush, fill, and have on hand a bucket for each toilet. Walk the neighborhood, checking on others who may need help. Around 3:00, assess what else needs to be done while daylight lasts. 6:00, huddle up around the fireplace and eat dinner while listening to Stephen Fry read Harry Potter on CD. We had some of the best conversations we've had in a long time, felt very present and relaxed. It helps that our jobs are secure and allowed us the time off we needed to cope with the situation, and for that we are forever grateful! And so grateful for great neighbors!