Our bodies encapsulate a lifetime of stories,
providing a unique and beautiful way to write a memoir.
Heart: In which a simple question traces the origin of stories. 
Mouth: In which a freak accident sparks a heightened appreciation of the human spirit. 
Head: In which a childhood slumber party allows big heads to prevail, literally and figuratively. 
Breasts: In which implants are augmented by discussion: Does size really matter? 
Hair: In which a grandmother’s candor influences the decision to go totally natural. 
Nose: In which landing the lead in a school production turns out to be anything but an honor. 
Eyes: In which lifelong vision problems are examined through different lenses. 
Hands: In which family history is mined from an opal ring and an open palm. 
Legs: In which a life without limbs sends the message to “carry on.”