It's Only a Life: But It's My Life

At age 92, Esther G. Walker writes the progression of her life that hs brought her to this age of enlightenment. She shares the mantra which carried her through many difficult times. Her unorthodox child rearing methods has resulted in loving, caring children and step-children. In addition, she has touched the life of many children who have accepted her as friend, grandmother and mentor. Many men have been attracted to her colorful way of life. Their stories spice the later years.

It has taken a lifetime to make this ordinary woman into a unique and beloved character.

How she has managed to live so many lives in one lifetime? How could she close one door and immediately open the next door to adventures and living?

And she's not through yet.