In a series of heartwarming essays, author Ejay Wyndesh shares the wisdom and perspective gleaned from her early childhood through her senior citizen years to encourage women who suffer from “empty nest syndrome.”
Follow Wyndesh through her various experiences, from growing up with immigrant grandparents to the angst of adolescence, and from being a mother to being a great–grandmother. Each stage of her life shaped her in a different way, and Wyndesh artfully expresses these changes in The Empty Nest the Second Time Around.
At the heart of Wyndesh’s journey is her appreciation of previous generations’ traditions and loyalties. Decades of heartwarming, family–oriented experiences provide a realistic background for Wyndesh’s essays. Through her prose, she teaches upcoming generations that loving and honoring family is fun work, and that dedicating yourself and your life to obeying and serving God will strengthen your family tree’s branches for the future. But it’s also important to recognize your progress through the years and how each new level changes your perspective.
If you’re feeling depressed by your empty nest, take a moment to ponder Wyndesh’s uplifting insights. They’ll inspire you to cherish your family memories and pass them on to future generations.
