A sweet and touching book that related to me as I was an empty nester at one time. As I started to read, I was pleasantly surprised that it was based in Mt. Dora, Florida. I know the place well and often frequented the Home Depot in Leesburg where one of the characters worked.
Judith and Stan were alone for the holidays for the first time. Judith was having a difficult time with this change in her life. Stan loved his wife and tried to make things better for her. It is a story of sacrifice, love and traditions.
I shed a few tears at the end of the book. Change is inevitable. Judith and Stan were fortunate to have each other and both became closer as they went through this rough patch in their lives and marriage. A valuable lesson is that your life doesn't end when your children are gone. Your life will be different and you will be creating a new normal. The love between the parents and their children will keep them close even when there is distance between you.
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