How good is your spiritual sight? Twenty-twenty? Or are you getting a little nearsighted, resigned to just squint at the dusty road ahead? If your spiritual vision has gotten a little fuzzy, Judith Hugg's To See the Sky: Vignettes of Grace will open your eyes to see the gifts that God can impart even in the darkest of times. In this humorous yet poignant memoir, Judith Hugg recalls emotional moments from her less-than-ideal childhood and ponders the approaching unknowns of aging. She tells stories of growing up with a beloved but schizophrenic mother and angry father who left her with more questions in life than answers. Yet through it all, Judith learned to find God in the ungodly things of life. Judith's conversational tone and skillful storytelling will lure you in from the start, and her inspirational vignettes will leave you laughing and longing To See the Sky.'Judith Hugg writes with an elegant, unforced artistry. Her clear, insightful prose somehow captures the messy, complicated, sometimes dangerous moods of her troubled mother without false sentimentality yet with a stubborn, affectionate grace. It is a Spirit-journey of the highest order and a hero's journey to rival any on the silver screen.'Robert Darden, Associate Professor, Baylor University, author of Jesus Laughed: The Redemptive Power of Humor and People Get Ready: A New History of Black Gospel Music