<DIV><DIV><P>What if you could look for the present moment in a field guide, the way you might look up the name of a tree out your window?</P><P style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; mso-layout-grid-align: none">For as long as you can remember, the tree has <I>just been a tree</I>, but in looking it up, it becomes something more: a Sassafras maybe, or a Tulip Maple, and suddenly you can feel the way your attention towards it shifts. You recognize the way its pollen gathers fine and yellow in the weft of your bedroom screen in May, or the way its shade freckles the dying grass at the end of summer. In the act of naming it, in discovering its traits and marks, the tree becomes something more to you.<BR><BR><I>What if you could do this for the moments that fill your life?</I> That is what this book is about. The illustrated essays and prose explore the fabric of the present tense. With this book, talented blogger and artist Christina Rosalie combines narrative with original illustrations and field notes that spark inspiration. Within these pages she leads readers to rediscover how the small, mundane aspects of daily life can—through a shift in focus—become a springboard for the profound.</p><P> </DIV></DIV>