In Turning Base, Betsy Lynch examines transience, love and grief, parenting, learning to let go and not learning to let go, teaching and learning, recovery, fear and aging, awareness of God, doubt, and powerlessness.
Above all, she seeks connectedness; we are not the first to live tragedy, comedy, great divisions, madness, mortality.
Humor and humility help.
The theme, Wind Perceptions, presented itself as the single most compelling common denominator and metaphor of her adult life: .
