Little chapel on the river: a pub, a town and the search for what matters most

Prologue: the bar " ... this tastes like piss-water." --

Home: "Didn't you hear it?" --

Barman: "Come back in the mornings." --

Barman's children: " ... it stands for Ass. Tits and Temper." --

Fitz and the friday night parishioners: "I've been no bargain over the years ..." --

VIPs: "Don't you think it's so obvious ..." --

Healing: " ... I told them right down the line ..." --

Rising of the moon: "One hundred thousand welcomes." --

Journey to god's country: "You make a better life for them than you had." --

Bookman: "There's talk, you know ..." --

Morning: "Just like two pianos, upright and grand." --

Cadet: "It was one beautiful, warm time." --

Ride: "Pace yourself, kid ... it's not a race." --

General: "He took care of the people." --

Nectar of the gods: "Boys, here's to Cliff." --

Sarge: "Hey, baby, baby, can I ask you a question?" --

John's decision: "How COULD you?" --

Back to ground zero: "See, there's this place." --

Human duct tape: "You've got to live for today ..." --

Winter storms: "Nothing should change anywhere." --

Moving on: "I'm tired of seeing it here flat and run-down ..." --

High holy day: "But what they don't tell you, is what happens when you live." --

Settling down: "I believe that's how we choose our homes." --

Blackout: "Dad wouldn't close down." --

Reinforcements: "My God, look at all the COUPONS." --

Thanksgiving: " ... thank you for helping hold everything together ..." --

Epilogue: home, again "Lou-Lou's at the door."