In My Way and the Highways, Sheila Berg reflects on a life richly lived—rooted in family, lifted by friendship, and guided by laughter, resilience, and love. From her parents’ early years as turn-of-the-century immigrants to her own adventures growing up in Washington Heights, falling in love on a blind date, raising three spirited children, and cherishing her five grandchildren, Sheila captures what truly endures: the people who shape us and the stories we share.

With warmth and humor, she recalls both the ordinary and extraordinary moments that made her who she is—a daughter of strong-willed dreamers, a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and friend. Each story is told in her unmistakable voice: candid, curious, and full of heart.

More than a memoir, this book is a celebration of connection across generations. It’s an invitation to her family—and to all who read it—to remember where they came from, to laugh through life’s surprises, and to hold close the bonds that make a family strong.