Description
What happens when you pluck a familyfrom a Welsh hillside and transplant themto a French field?
How do you renovate a derelict pig shedpas de finance?
Lessons in Impermanence is an exploration ofexperimental living. Jettisoning the 9 to 5, Jane Parrydocuments the Breton country year in a journal, facingup to the many challenges involved when you opt to live‘close to nature’.
These challenges encompass the physical and psychical,material and emotional. Mousetraps, schooling, theFrench tax system, yoga, riverflows and mandalas allprovide scope for new experiences.
A candid account of rural Breton living, Lessons in Impermanence reveals the development of a very personal philosophy, as Janeand her family embrace the difficulties and triumphs of theiralternative lifestyle with wit and humour.
About Jane:
Jane Parry was born in 1969. She studied Fine Art and Designat university in Liverpool and London. She has worked as a cleaner,time-share tout, book designer and art college lecturer. Jane hasdesigned dozens of books but Lessons in Impermanence is thefirst one she has written. She lives in Anglesey with her husband,daughter, son and three chickens.
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