South State Street Journal

About the Book

In this journal of memoirs, Trish New offers essays of serendipity, of miracles, of inspiration, and occasionally of equivocality.

As someone who has spent much time in the endurance arena, Trish is the first to admit she does not have answers to life's enigmatic twists and turns, but is confident that there is always just enough color on the puzzle piece to match it to another; and thus we walk, step by step, through our journey that leads to the final picture.

"Invariably there are things that we think we must do and see no way out of, though we know it is not who we are," wrote Trish. "If we are desperately seeking truth, it will eventually lead us away into a better place."

Trish insists that the Holy Grail is found by magnanimously and charitably interacting with others.

South State Street Journal was written with metaphysical implications of the dialogue, meant to serve as a catalyst to encourage you to ponder your intentions and the purpose of events in your own life, and in so doing, define your hope.

About the Author

Early in life, Trish chose to follow what she perceives as good in every state. Sometimes having scruples with tradition and on occasion egregiously flirting with chance, her faith takes the form of believing that the creator has left much in the hands of his creation. Trish lives in Texas.