The Essays of Ann: A Memoir for a Time of Pandemic - Softcover

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◆◆◆Anyone who has experienced the first year of COVID-19 will enjoy these stories, written to leaven the anxiety and fear which came to permeate all our lives in 2020. ◆◆◆

Ann Boyle Grant RN PhD is a nurse and educator who mines the eight decades of her life from 1940-2021 for stories alternatively humorous and inspiring, realistic but invariably hopeful.

Beginning with the heartwarming story of Sunday dinners in 1950’s Cache Valley Utah, and progressing through the first horse, the first kiss, an unconventional marriage and years spent abroad in London and Heidelberg, Dr. Grant weaves tales of family projects gone awry, disasters averted at the last moment, the sadness of inevitable partings and loss, and the enduring love of family. 

✓Journey to the top of the Jungfraujoch with a trainload of inebriated hikers taking the easy way up

✓Revel in the hysterical saga of teaching young daughters to drive

✓Follow along with painting projects gone disastrously awry

✓Descriptions of life in London and Heidelberg

✓1970’s Berkeley riots

✓Current social unrest in Los Angeles and other cities

This series of stories will make you laugh, cringe, cry, and rejoice in the resilience of the human spirit.

Dr. Grant draws on her background as a nurse and teacher to find meaning and satisfaction in the everyday experiences of family life, told with humor, hope and insight.

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