A candid and humorous look at marriage and life through 20 years of correspondence between Norma Davidson and her friends and relatives. This collection of letters chronicles her adventures, mishaps, travels and reflections on everything from love, food, parking, and earthquakes, to the not so subtle differences between Californians and New Yorkers. The banality of day to day living is cast to the wind in Letters. Her attention to detail pays tribute to both the ordinary and extraordinary-celebrating her life, voicing her opinions, and illuminating the richness of a life well lived.