Monthly Archives: May 2012

REGRETS

Posted on May 28, 2012 by Amy Getter

Is it actually possible to live a life without regret? I like to think so: at least to have only minor, insignificant regret. I watched Sally dying slowly, with her daughter providing most of her care as her needs increased incrementally over many … Continue reading →

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BEACH TREASURE

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Amy Getter

For me,there is nothing as precious as the sound of women laughing and crying together: the voices of my childhood. All the years growing up in a household of mostly women, the occasional squabbles or petty annoyances were always washed away in the … Continue reading →

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