Follow author and narrator Ann Tudor as she moves from one stage of life to the next, looking for the lesson as well as for the beauty of the moment. Her stories are informed by the varied experiences of her life: she has been teacher, wife, mother, grandmother, copy editor, fibre artist, practitioner of the healing arts, pianist, aspiring cellist, and, underlying it all, observer/writer.

Ann Tudor is a Toronto writer of creative non-fiction whose current work includes memoirs and collections of personal essays. Her commercially available spoken-word CDs are “Tales from My Table” and “Rosie & the Angels,” and her earlier publishing credits in the United States and Canada (books and magazine articles) date from 1974. This CD reflects the varied experiences of a lifetime: church organist, craftsperson, wife-mother-grandmother, cook, student of the cello, hands-on healer, copy editor, and managing editor. From each of her vocations and avocations she has coaxed a little additional information on how to make it through the journey. You can find additional information at www.anntudor.ca, and recent essays are posted at http://scenesfromthejourney.blogspot.com.