Edith Kirk Williams

Short and sweet

Revisado: 04-17-25

The checklist with a countdown of what to do weeks before the move is very good.
I recently moved to another country and the advice to keep everything in one folder was helpful.
The recognition that there is loss involved, no matter how exciting the move, is true.
It could have used more personal stories to round it out. It was very short.
The narrator was good but not a professional.
It was worthwhile.

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Clanging bells woke me up

Revisado: 03-12-24

It started off with nice, relaxing music.
The clanging bells later were not relaxing and they woke me up.
I'm returning this one.

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Highly improbable, wildly delightful!

Revisado: 10-30-23

These kindly, genteel, elderly criminals get involved with a biker gang, a sexpot Tarot reader, a talking robotic vacuum, and a kitty-cat accomplice at the very end. I was howling with laughter!

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A quick history

Revisado: 06-18-23

I enjoyed this.
It gave a brief history and included the influence of the Scotch-Irish on modern-day America.
The narration was good.
Anyone wanting to know more about this group would enjoy this book.

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Very helpful

Revisado: 06-03-23

Recognize the person with time blindness is NOT behaving this way on purpose. Understand that there are two kinds of time for this person - now and not now. Encourage self regulation by having clocks in every rooms, setting multiple alarms, tripling the estimated time things take, etc. It's an impairment. Don't blame.

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Beautiful!

Revisado: 02-07-23

A beautiful story narrated perfectly.
I truly enjoyed the story of a boy caught between cultures and the transformative friendship he had with a Tibetan Holy Man.
Kipling should be read more often these days!

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Simple yet profound

Revisado: 01-21-23

This book explains the differences among humans in a simple,'highly understandable way, It has helped me understand people and the interactions I have with them.
The narration is good.
Enjoyable and helpful!

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Helps me cope!!!! Excellent!!!!

Revisado: 01-18-23

I listened to this while recovering from depression.
There are lots of common sense ideas in here that we tend to forget.
"We don't exist to serve out space - it exists to serve us."
Without perfectionism or shaming, the author explains how to function in regard to housekeeping.
I also went to her website and bought her mental health bundle, a cookbook with simple recipes, and a meal planning print-out.
(Note: the large file had to be unzipped.)
Her approach has been really helpful!

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Helpful info

Revisado: 11-18-22

Lots of details about PF and plenty of hope.
Most people can recover.
This book takes a more scientific approach than some I've seen. There is a long discussion of orthotics.
Prevention, including exercises and slow plans for resuming running, are included.

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Hilarious! Falling over laughing!

Revisado: 11-07-22

I split my sides laughing!
The oh-so-solemn voice of the narrator was perfect. He ridiculed our endless quest for enlightenment and fulfillment by looking in all the wrong places, such as by finding "mindfulness" (Ha!) in an endless line at Starbucks, or by gazing into infinity and our smartphones at the same time. Don't lose your sh** or your serenity! Do you need a good laugh? This will do the job.

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