This second memoir by E.D. Clapham begins where the first one, Life Happens, ended: after her marriage to Peter, her ÔMr Very RightÕ, and covers the period between 1949 and 1985.
PeterÕs work takes them to Australia, New Zealand, and America, before finally returning to Britain with their son Jeremy and daughter Tessa, experiencing all the ups and downs of moving, settling, and moving again, during changing times and attitudes.
ÔWith her chatty and confiding manner, the author irresistibly draws the reader into her life which encompasses an incredible range of experience, of travels, of places, countries, coming to terms again and again with different environments, of sheer resourcefulness! What makes the book unique, however, is the integrity and cherished value of the authorÕs marriage to, or her life with, her late husband Peter.Õ Ð Charles Muller, Diadem Books