Pretty Trees on the Hill: A Place I Go to Sit; It Is Pretty There
By Larry Selig
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As Selig takes others through his memories of his former home mostly viewed while atop his bicycle, he shares colorful descriptions of his favorite spot on top of a hill where he writes, the local food bank, a long road that leads to a creek, a freshly-mowed golf course, the mall where he enjoys drinking coffee, and all the other places that inspire him to pick up his guitar and strum. Throughout his recollections, Selig provides a gentle reminder to others to slow down, look around, embrace the simple gifts that life brings, and live in the moment.
Pretty Trees on the Hill shares one man’s reflections about the beauty, people, and hope that surrounds Kingston, Jamaica.
Larry Selig
I am not an expert in writing books. I am new but I am learning, not professional or anything but on a good start I am trying my best. Hoping the book is good and readers will like it.
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Pretty Trees on the Hill - Larry Selig
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18388.pngCONTENTS
Chapter 1Found a Spot in Kingston
Chapter 2I Used to Live in Kingston
Chapter 3About Kingston and the Spot
Chapter 4In the Winter
Chapter 5Little Town of Kingston
Chapter 6Walking through Kingston
Chapter 7Love This Town
Chapter 8Town of Love
Chapter 9Good, oh, Kingston
Chapter 10Going to Kingston to Get Things Fixed Up
Chapter 11To My Spot
Chapter 12In Kingston to Get My Bench Done
Chapter 13I Am at My Great, Loving Spot
Chapter 14At My Spot Watching People Play Golf
Chapter 15Painting My Bench
Chapter 16Back to Work
Chapter 17Here in Kingston, Looks like Rain
Chapter 18Talking about Kingston Town
Chapter 19The Post Office in Kingston
Chapter 20More about Kingston
Chapter 21Cool and Daylight
Chapter 22Back in Kingston This Morning
Chapter 23Going to Town
Chapter 24This Is Sunday
Chapter 25Where I Was Today
Chapter 26We All Like the Mall
Chapter 27At the So-Called Mall We All Like
Chapter 28Taking Photos
Chapter 29Home at My Place
Chapter 30Sit Here at My Spot in Kingston
Chapter 31The Bandstand
Chapter 32Duck Pond in Kingston
Chapter 33What a Rainy Day
Chapter 34Not a Bad Night
Chapter 35I Am at My Spot
Chapter 36The Day Seems OK
Chapter 37I Got to Kingston
Chapter 38Not Much to Do at Home
Chapter 39I Find It Nice Here at Home
Chapter 40Here with My Radio On
Chapter 41Another Day
Chapter 42Things Are Going Well
Chapter 43Snowing This Morning
Chapter 44At My Brother’s
Chapter 45A Cold Morning Out
Chapter 46I’d Like to Get to My Spot in Kingston Again
Chapter 47Got My Things Done at the Mall
Chapter 48How Was the Night?
Chapter 49Out Walking Around
Chapter 50It’s Night Now
19374.pngCHAPTER 1
Found a Spot in Kingston
February 15, 2020
My email address is seliglarry1@gmail.com. Let me know if you enjoy the book.
I’ve found a spot down here in Kingston, and it’s a great spot. I like it, and I believe it helps me. I feel wonderful there. I drink coffee, and I sit and stay there for a while; you know, I’m always thinking.
There’s a road that goes all the way to a river; I call it the creek. It’s nice up there too. I like the creek and the woods, and seeing the pretty trees along the walk is so cool. I ride my bike right to the end, which is a ways away from my spot. Still, I walk it, when I’m not riding my bike. It’s nice.
Well, I go to Kingston a lot. I ride everywhere in Kingston. The trails are good, and I ride my bike along them. I call Kingston a little town, but it’s more a village. There are pretty stores, though, and places you can go to—including a superstore, which