Laura Sturza's work has been published in The Washington Post, Shondaland, The Boston Globe, AARP's The Girlfriend, The LA Times, Hippocampus, and Lunch Ticket, among others. Laura is completing the memoir Better Late: My Midlife First-Time Marriage. She was a nonfiction editor of the recently published Transformation: A Women Who Submit Anthology. She wrote, produced, and starred in the one-woman show Finding the Perfect Place to Live in 111 Gyrations. Laura teaches memoir writing, primarily to older adults, and is inspired by their bravery and talent. laurasturza.com
Here are the many presents my 99-year-old mother loved best.
My 98-year-old mother is just one role model.
They say ‘I care’ beyond an impersonal e-card.
More and more, I've aspired to follow their lead.
