Lynda Pilon, a proud wife, mother, and grandmother, resides in southern Ontario with Chuck, her husband of 56 years, and a small troop of endearing cats. After a mere seven decades of gathering life experience (and cat hair), Lynda penned her first book. Thisis her second literary adventure, both published in her late seventies-proof that it’s never too late to unleash your inner author or start a new chapter in life!
My mission is to help people, especially seniors, navigate the everyday challenges of life with humour, transforming the chaos into calm. My book, We May Not Be Crazy, But Sometimes I Wonder: Embracing Life’s Journey with Humour, Wisdom and Adventure, encourages readers to put events into perspective, be creative in finding new ways to adapt to old issues, live life to the fullest, and let laughter-especially at oneself-be a sanity saver. The motto becomes, “Don’t sweat the small stuff”.