Elizabeth Andrew writes as an act of connecting to her surroundings both geographically and spiritually. Capturing the land of her childhood backyard--the Hudson river valley and her spiritual home and new house in Minneapolis， Minnesota， she leads the reader on the quest to feel at home with one s self and one s beliefs. With this common and pressing goal， Andrew frames her reflections in the lath-and-plaster language of a house， the cluttered pantry， the loose-screened porch， the dim bedroom， traversing the interior realms of doubt， memory， imagination， and a prayer-a-private world， all irrevocably tied to her broader community. With echoes of Thoreau and Proust， Andrew s essays speak of sweet melancholy， that of human existence our land.
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