My Life with Wellington

A he and she, in the full flush of middle age, meet and spend one day together.

It becomes a lifetime.

In a tiny terrace house in the heart of London, they create their very own rural idyll together. They breed chickens, ducks, cockatiels, guinea pigs, and cats. And they fill the pocket handkerchief garden with fruit and flowers, sharing the house, garden, and their life with Wellington, a large black Newfoundland.

Their life becomes one of life and death, a story of struggle, of hope and dread against the sentence heart and cancer diagnoses impose upon them.

Find here a world apart, a jewel where beginnings and endings become irrelevant, and the minutiae of their day-to-day existence creating a mosaic, illustrating life's beauty and joy.