Appalling Lies & Inspiring Missives from Anglesey Paperback

Recently adopted by yet another cat, William Gerwyn has lived in the heart of Anglesey for most of his life and has always valued the stories he has been told by his family. In this book, William Gerwyn writes in this book about local wisdom, both contemporary and those reaching back to great grandparents and their memories. While memory of a person’s physical presence is lost within a generation, their words and sayings can still be found in our daily conversations and observations on our world. Witty and barely credible, these are old words in new clothes covering topics of love, affection, sadness and easy cruelty.“I’m happy to walk out with you but leave your ukulele at home.”“Never make difficult things look easy, because there’s always some over-ambitious idiot out there who’ll think he can do it.”“When it comes to the Milk of Human Kindness, the milk van doesn’t stop at his house.”