What constitutes travel? Two weeks in a foreign city or a year of Sunday drives? Returning to the places you love or stopping by the side of the road to jump into a unfamiliar creek? Going with your significant other or with a group of acquaintances who become fast friends during the experience? Author Linda Jenkins has done it all in her 17-year marriage to Tim, several years her junior and on a wavelength all his own. This captivating collection of essays and poetry -- supported by wonderful photographs and helpful tips for travellers -- not only looks at the ups and downs and adventure of travel, but also tells a tale of surviving a marriage and keeping friendships strong even when the circumstances aren't always ideal. This book takes readers to far-flung places, but it also takes us home again to explore the true places of the heart. Funny and poignant, "Up At the Villa" is ultimately the story of every woman's journey with the person she loves, for better and worse.
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“He knew I was the only person in the world who cared if he lived or died and I knew that I was the only person who stood between him and absolute ruin.”
评分“He knew I was the only person in the world who cared if he lived or died and I knew that I was the only person who stood between him and absolute ruin.”
评分“He knew I was the only person in the world who cared if he lived or died and I knew that I was the only person who stood between him and absolute ruin.”
评分“He knew I was the only person in the world who cared if he lived or died and I knew that I was the only person who stood between him and absolute ruin.”
评分“He knew I was the only person in the world who cared if he lived or died and I knew that I was the only person who stood between him and absolute ruin.”
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