The stories, essays, and poems of June Rose speak not only of time gone by, but of a contemporary woman giving us personal glimpses of her rich and grateful journey. Born in 1917, June's early years on a rural Wisconsin farm gave her the outlook that shaped later life as a navy wife, mother of four, founder of a best selling cook-book, and advocate for the blind through braille transcription. In her first writings June tells of rural life: the sometimes isolation, and the joy taken in small things. Farm and family could be an entire universe in a way that may be difficult to imagine today....