You, Me, and the Colors of Life

by Noa C. Walker

“When is it ever the right time to die, Janica? It’s much too early as a child. As a young woman, newly in love, it’s unfair and wrong. The same for newlyweds. Then we want children. As soon as we have them, we want to be there for them and watch them grow up.

Profound truth

Next, we want to help them through the turbulence of becoming adults, and then we don’t want to miss out on the grandchildren. And then? Travel, perhaps? Discover the world, take up painting, and volunteer somewhere so we feel we’re still needed? Tell me, when is the right time? And what is the best way to go? A sudden accident? An unexpected heart attack? Or knowing that death is near, giving you the chance to say good-bye? It’s always hard. How lucky that death isn’t the final chapter in our lives.”

The two highlights of this beautiful book