A memoir about the small moments that quietly shape a life

What if the moments that mattered most weren't the loud ones, but the quiet, ordinary, easily overlooked ones?

A Lifetime of Moments is a warm, reflective memoir about growing up, growing older, and slowly learning what actually lasts. Told through a series of vivid, honest snapshots, this book traces a life shaped not by grand achievements, but by everyday encounters, chance conversations, childhood mishaps, working lives, friendships, love, loss, laughter - and the stubborn determination to keep finding joy, even when life doesn't go to plan.

With humour, compassion, and a sharp eye for detail, Keith reflects on family, work, illness, ambition, and the simple human moments that leave the deepest imprint. Some chapters will make you laugh out loud; others may stop you short and ask you to sit quietly for a moment. All of them are rooted in lived experience and told with warmth, honesty, and heart.

This is not a story about fame, fortune, or extraordinary heroics. It's a story about resilience, kindness, and the art of getting on with it.

Written for readers who enjoy thoughtful memoirs, gentle humour, and books that feel like a conversation with an old friend, A Lifetime of Moments is a reminder that a meaningful life is built one ordinary moment at a time.

If you've ever paused mid-memory and thought "I'd forgotten about that" - this book is for you.