Exploring the complexities of grief and familial relationships, this memoir delves into the author's profound losses: her mother's gradual decline, her father's emotional distance, and her sister's tragic battle with schizophrenia. Through three poignant essays, Baillie reflects on how these experiences shape identity and understanding of home. The narrative intertwines themes of memory, art, and the nuances of family dynamics, offering a raw yet hopeful meditation on survival and the intricate tapestry of love and loss.
