Don't foget. Don't stop moving forward. It's hard to do both, but we honor those we've lost by remembering them and by living our lives to the fullest. Beth Polasky writes to remember. In an age where texts and stories appear one day and disappear the next, these snapshots from her past have endured. Mayonnaise, Princess Diana, blueberry jam, and piano recitals are all part of the colorful world that has been Beth's life. Politics, Israel, family, and loss are layered in this collection of writing. Beth's mom is in there, too. She's the not-so-silent glue that held everything together for Beth's first thirty-five years., loss, love, friendship, grandparents, Beth Polasky| | 219PAGES