Looking Through the Rearview Mirror includes selections from the writings of the Autobiography Workshop members who live in Dana Point, California and its environs. Under the inspiration of The Reverend Paul Lachlan Peck, these pieces have been chosen by their writers as samplings of the autobiographical narratives written over the past few years, since the organization of the group. Most members have attained their senior citizen status, having lived up to seven or more decades in the Twentieth Century. Why did we write this book? It is because we have lived through some great experiences that best typify the Twentieth Century; and our lives bear recording. At an average age of 75 years, the book represents about 1500 years of human living, with all its anxieties, turmoil, joys, humor, devastating incidents, and so much more. We have experienced war and peace, unemployment and employment, poverty and wealth, health and sickness, joy and sorrow, and the whole range of human emotions that go with them. What's most interesting is that each one approached solutions to this human life in unique ways, not one the same as another.