Now she lives in tights, long sweaters, and high tops. The few antiques that came with her from Georgia are worked in among a burgeoning collection of Native American flutes and drums that she's learning to play. We eat from mismatched daisy-yellow dishes picked up here and there because they're such a happy color. Silverware is somewhere in a drawer, but needs polishing. She sleeps in a mound of feathers and flannel.
Beaches are beaches, only different.
There's a lot to learn from differences. Elizabeth Schuett writes for Cox News Service. This material shall not be published or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium.