First-person essay by Sally Hobart Alexander, Author at Pittsburgh's Public Source

I’ve pictured other snowy memories and even visualized many sights I’ve never seen, like the snowman I made with my husband. And those are beautiful gifts.

First-person essay by Sally Hobart Alexander

I haven’t seen the world through my eyes since a snowy day in 1969

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