This is the story of a grasshopper cleric of the Church of England, telling of life from early childhood to post-retirement.

The author has travelled far and wide, not only from venue to venue, but between styles of life and the passions and moods of the moment.
 
The book is the product of having to stay at home during long Covid lockdowns. Memories had to be revived, shelves and cupboards searched, and emails or phone calls made to better assess the facts and the chronological order. Having enjoyed the world around him from early days to what is now a decade into retirement it seemed good to him to offer cheer to others. Perhaps his fidgety life might encourage a smile or even a raised eyebrow. He may have displayed something like an attention deficit disorder in the way he's chopped and changed from one place to another, but for all that there’s been a steady resolve and a returning to projects seemingly set aside.

The choice is yours: either read from page one to the end, or read chapters out of order, as each is quite understandable under its own heading.