This fifth volume of stories from Paradise, Colorado, continues amplifying the lives and circumstances of those who live in small towns in the United States. While specific to the high country of Colorado, these stories resonate with anyone who grew up in the middle of the Twentieth Century, where aspirations were high and communication was special. Travel the back roads of this country and discover the remnants of places and events to release your imagination to a different time, a place of precious memoires that hide just beneath your gnawing preoccupation with life. Remember your family members, those neighbors who had particular quirks but who were always there when needed, and those times when strangers arrived and were not strangers long. These stories are representative of those folks who engaged in living in a rugged and beautiful land. The daily lives and dogged persistence of personalities encountered will bring back memories of such times from you own past. Author Louis H. Campbell, professor of theatre, consultant in Theatre design for well over a hundred facilities worldwide, and husband to Laura Lynn, his bride of fifty-three years, brings this as a continued contribution to storytelling. The Campbell's live in Fort Worth, Texas but any season may find them traveling globally and sharing their joy of an enduring relationship with those seeking such counsel.