Mysterious Ways

Mysterious Moments

Sara Touzard

t was the first Thanksgiving since we’d lost my grandmother Margaret and my cousin Martha’s grandfather Bingo. We all decided to gather at Martha’s house for the holiday. Seated at the dining room table, we each said what we were thankful

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