our things first.
All of it was piled in the sand.
Grandma’s tote bag.
My beach bag.
The folded blanket I had brought just in case the cabana cushions bothered Grandma’s back.
All of it was piled in the sand.
Then I saw Grandma.
She was sitting in a cheap white plastic chair outside the cabana, directly in the June sun. Her shoulders were slumped. Her hands continue reading …