Theresa Patnode opens the door to a simpler, more balanced time in
America, reflecting upon her life growing up on a farm, vividly
reliving her detailed memories as a ten-year-old girl living in the
New York State Adirondack Mountains in the 1930s.
Theresa reflects the conflicts of living on a farm in searing
poverty with eleven siblings in the cold unforgiving North Country
with her guardian angel as a source of comfort. Few today have
experienced the many scenarios Patnode relates in a starkly
realistic manner. Some of those experiences include family
struggles on their Ellenburg, New York farm with inclement weather
ruining crops, rodent infestation, snow clogged roads as she helps
with barn chores, learns basic catholic ideologies in her local
church, dresses freshly killed chickens to eat, helps can fresh
tomatoes, goes to school in a one-room schoolhouse without running
water and attends fun school picnics.
"In Gratitude to My Guardian Angel" portrays stunning details of
a historical time in the United States, a time that was simpler and
more basic than the fastpaced, constantly escalating quest for
faster and more sophisticated technology in the age of the new
millennium.
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