I wonder how many of us 18-year-old sophisticates could have written the script we’ve all been living since then.  Certainly not I!  After graduation, I went to Oakland U. on the trimester program, married a Seaholm classmate and taught high school English for about one semester before leaving to have my first son.  Three wonderful little boys (all so supercharged you’d swear they were shot from a cannon) and 10 extremely difficult years later I sought a divorce.  Later I married my dear husband Murray whom I met in church choir and we’ve enjoyed more than 30 years together.  Among his 3 kids and my 3 there are 15 grandchildren.  We moved to Acton, Massachusetts, shortly after we married and then to Ridgewood, NJ, where we spent 22 years and sank deep roots.   During that time I found my way to public relations and marketing communications, eventually striking out on my own consulting.  Loved the variety of projects and clients, but especially handling international trade show projects (Paris Air Show and others).  As an active Rotarian, I served as photo-journalist for a surgical mission to Patagonia, a life altering experience.  In 2002, we moved to Virginia and built a home just outside of Charlottesville (Mr. Jefferson’s county).  Now I’m the Communications Director for the University of Virginia School of Nursing and still manage to do the occasional trade show project.  Can’t even imagine retirement!  Still a lot of script to write and live.