Aimee Friedman Quotes

My Skin Prickled And I Looked Back At The Ocean. None Of Us Ask For The Things We Inherit; They Are Thrust Upon Us, Willy-nilly. Like The Marine, I Suddenly Understood. Mom And I Weren't Trespassing. This House Was Ours. This View Was Ours. And That Seemed As Absurd And Unreal As The Stories Sailor Hat Had Spun For Me On The Ferry.

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